Ethiopia’s Troops Attack Military Bases in Eritrea
After the deadly encounter, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has urged Ethiopia and Eritrea to avoid any action that could escalate tensions between the Horn of Africa neighbours.
Irish Citizens Celebrate the Festive ‘St. Patrick’s Day’
She notes that eight of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence were Irish-Americans and half of American Presidents have been of Irish descent.
Is Israel Slipping Into Anarchy?
When the government fails to take care of what is the most important to each citizen, which is their security, the inevitable outcome will be that the citizens will resort to taking the law into their owns hands.
North Korea Missile Launch Draws Condemnation
The United States and the Security Council condemned North Korea satellite launchings in the past, as a cover for developing the missiles, which could be used to deliver nuclear weapons.
Guinea-Bissau Holds Presidential Election
Violence has marked the country's history since it fought for, and ultimately won, independence from Portugal in 1974. Prominent rivalries between military and political leaders have sparked repeated coups and attempted coups, and a civil war in th
