KPLT’s Settlement Creates a Stir in Naga Rengma Community
After the threat of last Sunday a large number of Rengma villagers left their home with household belongings and cattle have taken refuge near Chokihola development block close to the police station for safety. Meanwhile the Karbi Anglong Autonomous
African Soccer: CECAFA Amends 2013 Club Cup Budget
The amendment of the fixtures comes only three days to go until the regional competition will commence Tuesday next week. This is because after Zanzibar's Falcons have dropped out of the competition as Chad's electric Sport replaced instead.
Two Ashraf Residents Dead In Camp Liberty, Iraq, After Terrorists Attack
With friends like the United Nations and United States of America protecting them, what hope do the Ashraf resident have?
Guinea Government, Opposition Parties Finally Agree on Legislative Elections
Guinea has spent five decades since independence under a strongman rule. In 2009, the country finally transitioned to civilian rule and conducted its first democratic election ever in the fall of 2010.
Is Election Under The Iran’s Mullahs’ Regime Fundamentally Meaningless?
Free elections are of no meaning whatsoever under the political framework of the dictatorial regime ruling Iran that is based on the velayat-e faqih doctrine.
