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Human Rights Violations on The Rise in Egypt
Egypt under leadership of President al-Sisi made commitments to reform in rule of law and governance, but the US and rights organizations see little change.
Maldives Declares State of Emergency
Considering public safety and national security, a decree was supported by Maldivian lawmakers when it was revealed weapons were missing from storage areas.
US Slams Russia’s Combat Operations in Syria
The worst thing also, the 'dumb bombs' Russia is dropping hit the wrong targets that included a market in Damascus, the Aleppo provincial headquarters, and an ammunition depot of the Free Syrian army.
What’s Holding People Back From Investing?
There are may reasons people don't invest, but with many ways to overcome fears, and alternatives to the traditional stock market model, investing can be for everyone.
US Administration Considers Trans-Pacific Partnership Worth Fighting For
The Trans-Pacific Parnership or the TPP is a free trade agreement currently being negotiated by nine countries - the United States, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam.
