A Journal of Analysis and News
By Ray Walser, Ph.D. Recently, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton specified the three guiding “D’s” of U.S. foreign policy: defense,
Read moreGeorgian Foreign Minister, Grigol Vashadze, met with President of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, in Damascus on May 2 to discuss bilateral
Read moreOn May 26 Polish news media announced that the first American Patriot interceptor missile battery and 100 U.S. troops were
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During Soviet times, US diplomats at the American embassy in Moscow often referred to a nearby Russian Orthodox Church as
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At least 76 railway passengers are reported to have been killed in an incident attributed to the Maoists in the
Read moreMany analysts plus Arab as well as Western officials have traditionally drawn a comparison between the approach used by North
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The Georgian government routinely relies on past years’ evidence of economic growth and state modernization as the fundamental pillar in
Read moreBy Omar Sacirbey Europe’s burqa debate and a steady stream of media images showing veiled women have led to a
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Now that the Russian Duma has approved the Day of the Baptism of Rus’ as a public holiday, leaders of
Read moreThe Times of India has reported (May 28,2010) that the Government of India is contemplating the setting up under the
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