Is it the end of DAESH (ISIS)? It is difficult to see how the group could return after the recapturing of Raqqa and Mosul, but the quick rise and [...]

By Don Irvine.   NBC News chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell said she thinks American diplomacy is better on TV than in [...]

Reports are coming in that the Easter Bunnie has not finished its business today. Mrs  Smithwick  of  Colchester Gardens, in the village of Bunny [...]

The Daily Journalist.   A way to make wood more than 10 times times stronger and tougher than before, creating a natural substance that is [...]

  By Jaime Ortega. Most economic analyst mention how risky securities and cheap fiat currency creation will doom the financial markets through [...]

  Insights from Anis Bajrektarevic.   Trans-Pacific View author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners, [...]

By Steve Hanke.   The Grim Reaper has taken his scythe to the Iranian rial (see chart below). The Islamic Republic of Iran remains in the ever-tightening [...]

Rukum is a scenic hill district of western Nepal where one of the Chaubisi Rajyas or 24 small fiefdoms held sway before unification. Ruled by the [...]

By Betre Y. Getahun Political turmoil, ethnic tension and conflict have continued to engulf east Africa’s most populous nation, Ethiopia. The country [...]

The Deveselu shield has been for a long time the target of belicose statements coming from the East. But no one knew in 2013 that Iran could be [...]

By Julian French. “The latest brainwave is to preserve part of the innovations of the constitutional treaty, but hide them by breaking them [...]

  By James Dorsey.   Qatar airbrushed from map in UAE / Credit: Simon Henderson   Prominent US constitutional lawyer and scholar Alan [...]