Israel, Not a Country Dwelling in Isolation
Israel has become a reputable and prestigious address for the 30 million people living in California, who will soon see more cooperation.
Karbi Anglong’s Illegal Coal Mining Stirs Controversy
An organized coal syndicate starts in Karbi Anglong under patronage of Anil Gupta, a resident of Bakuliaghat, a small town 60 kilometers from Diphu.
Iranian Regime Using Ashraf and Liberty Refugees as Negotiating Pawns
Refugees in Camp Liberty are Protected Persons under the Fourth Geneva Convention, and it is immoral and unlawful for the UN to involve the Iranian regime.
Kathmandu SAARC Summit Salvaged, Barely, By a Handshake
Low expectations for the meeting between eight South-Asian SAARC heads of state in Kathmandu last week, and the pessimism was justified.
Explaining ‘Palestine’ and ‘Palestinians’
Nurit Greenger says every penny spent on the ridiculous goal for a two-state solution and creating a Palestine in the midst of Israel has been wasted.
