Is International Community Launching Greater Pressure Against Assad Regime?
The international community must have a close coordination, which is what the United States has been working toward, Ms. Clinton stressed.
Tribal Clashes in Libya Claim 50 People
Clashes between rival groups have been among the challenges facing Libya since the ousting of the regime of Muammar Al-Qadhafi in 2011 and the establishment of the interim authorities.
In Bahrain, Maintaining Peace Cannot Be a One-Way Street
The public face of the government of Bahrain on one side and of the opposition on the other over the last three months or so throws up a strange scenario.
Foot-And-Mouth Disease Outbreak Engulfs Egypt
FAO cites that although foot-and-mouth disease has circulated in the country for some years, this is an entirely new introduction of a virus strain known as 'SAT2' for which the country's livestock have no immunity.
Is United States Facing Constraints in Waging War Against Iran?
Prima facie, the situation looks similar to what was in 2003 just prior to American invasion of Iraq. There is a sense of deja vu among the observers. But it needs to be kept in mind that Iran is not Iraq.
