Both President Obama and Governor Romney have to break their silence on climate change in the third and final presidential debate tonight. Unfortunately it appears they’ll get little help from moderator Bob Schieffer, who has chosen to focus on war, the Middle East, and China, while presumably lumping all other matters of global importance under “America’s role in the world.”
He felt that, as a friend to Israel, he was obliged to tell them to discontinue engaging in acts that were both immoral and threatened its own self-interest.
The response of Libya to the Benghazi attacks provide hope that it may be capable of controlling the militias in the end.
You can be sure that the presidential candidates will keep certain issues at arm’s length on Monday.
The Wehrmacht only objected to the Third Reich’s policies of extermination when it looked like it might suffer the repercussions.
Japan’s right-wing is trying to make the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands dispute an example of why Japan needs nuclear weapons.
Bendjedid was used, abused and then basically discarded when his services were no longer needed.
The Project for the New Century targeted Syria and Iran as sponsors of Hezbollah.
Now, the Taliban’s legal eagles have swooped down on Malala Yousufzai.
The Orthodox church and the Islamic community were united in opposition to Gay Pride week in Serbia.