By Yves-Marie Rault
Category: Feature
US Senate intends to amend draft resolution on Syria
US Senators intend to introduce amendments to the draft resolution submitted by the White House which authorises military action against the Syrian regime, Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy told journalists.
Secretary Kerry asks Iran to release American Pastor
By Adelaide Mena
Drug-addiction destroys human resources: Speakers
Taking stern action against the drug smuggling, trafficking and addiction has become an urgent need for the sake of protecting the young generation from drug aggression as it is destroying the promising youth forces, speakers at a discussion said.
Uncertainty over Seselj case after judge’s removal
By Rachel Irwin
Naomi Watts talks her role as Princess Diana in upcoming bio
By PanArmenian
The myth of American decline
By Koseph Nye
UK’s Muslim pupils to be taught patriotism by Muslim soldiers
In its latest misguided policy, the British Government is planning to send Muslim soldiers into schools to challenge Muslim children about their patriotism rather than address the abuse, attacks and victimisation suffered following the Woolwich murder.
Creative destruction: The best game in town
By Robert Higgs
China: Zhou Yongkang to follow Bo Xilai in party purge?
By D. S. Rajan
Maldives: Election trends
By Dr. S. Chandrasekharan
Hague disqualifies ‘biased’ judge from Seselj trial
By Marija Ristic
British MPs reject militaryintervention in Syria
Any possibility of British involvement in a military campaign in Syria has been effectively ruled out after British lawmakers voted down the prospect in parliament, costing the US the nation’s closest ally in a potential strike.
‘Black budget’ shows CIA swells in size – Snowden leak
The CIA has mushroomed into the largest US spy agency with a nearly $15 billion budget as it expands intelligence, cyber sabotage and overseas covert operations, secret leaked documents showed Thursday.
Fidel Castro: The tariffed truth, Snowden and Syria
By Fidel Castro
Burma blacklists foreign reporters for covering Rohingya crisis
By Hanna Hindstrom
Atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
By Tillmann Dietrich
Nepal’s election dilemmas
By S. Binodkumar Singh
Readjustments in China’s diplomatic practice
By Bhaskar Roy
India’s national cybersecurity policy 2013
By Sanjiv Tomar
Arab Spring: Death to humanity
By Abdulateef Al-Mulhim
Of spooks and whistleblowers
By Jayantha Dhanapala
Egypt in crisis
By Nasir Shansab
The end of strategic stability in the Asia-Pacific?
By Christine M. Leah and Bradley A. Thayer
Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson rekindling their romance?
Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew made headlines in 1986 with a lavish royal wedding and again a decade later with an equally headline-making divorce. Now the ex-couple are in the headlines once again thanks to British media reports that they…
New wave of Pakistan-India tension
By Imran Ali Sandano
Naxal violence: Progressive consolidation
By Deepak Kumar Nayak
A matter of grave concern
By Neville Teller
Forge social movement against repression on women: Speakers
Speakers at a human chain programme here have asked all for launching vigorous social movement involving people from all walks to bring an end to all sorts of repression and violence against women.
Is it the end of Egyptian spring?
By Ravi Joshi