Jordan Says ‘Yes’ to Reforms and ‘No’ for Change of Regime
Jordan is not ruled by a tyrant like Libya. Jordan's Parliamentary System is far from perfect but is functioning well under difficult circumstances.
What Ails Thailand? Looking Security through a Traveller’s Perspective
The country that boasts of welcoming more than 14 million visitors each year and its tourism industry that accounts for at least six percent of its GDP is today struggling to revive its tourism industry.
Nepalese Communists and Their Suspicious Roles
The failed present state of affairs should be blamed on the government led by (2006-2011) late Girija Prasad (Nepali Congress), Pracanda (Maoist), Madhab Nepal (UML).
Black and White Americans Are Lazy, Mexicans Are Hard Workers
No outrage was forthcoming from the NAACP, which may agree with the South Carolina Senator, giving him an easy pass, saying his words were 'unfortunate.' Senator Ford repeated and justified them later.
Were Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub Associated with ‘NOT SO NICE KIDS’?
A first look at the case of a young couple who were slain in Ohio provides clarity. But with a second or third look, confusion begins to creep in.
