FEATURED
Mysterious Illness Forces Canada to Pull Families of Diplomats Out of...
Canada announced Monday it was sending home the families of its diplomats in Cuba, after a probe into a mysterious illness failed to reveal a cause.
OPINION
Modi-Xi Summit: a New Beginning in India-China Relations
The meeting between India's Narendra Modi and China's Xi Jinping in Wuhan, Hubei province, this week will draw much global attention.
Is Myanmar Using Facebook as an Accomplice to Tyranny?
The efficient deployment of propaganda is a central tenet in the playbook used to concentrate power. Myanmar is no stranger to that playbook.
Korean Peace is in Your Hands, Mr. Trump
North Korea has actually been very consistent about what it wants for the last thirty years: normalized relations with the U.S. Washington, on the other hand, has been much less consistent about its goals.
Will Syria Strikes Plunge US-Russia Ties to All-Time Low?
How the Trump administration acts in the aftermath of the chemical attack in Syria's Douma is significant for relations between the U.S. and Russia.
Going Anti-American to Go Pro-American: North Korea’s Nuclear Agenda
After long years of self-reclusion, why did Kim Jeong-Un suddenly withdrew his dogged insistence on wielding nuclear weapons and partially yielded to the demands of the US and the global community?
Why US Striking Assad’s Syria Won’t Start World War III with Russia
The Russian axis of Russia-Iran-Syria has proven that their bark is much louder than their bite is deep.
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MIDDLE EAST
Media Watchdog: Israel Deliberately Shooting Journalists in Gaza
Reporters Without Borders on Saturday accused the Israeli army of the "deliberate shooting" of journalists in Gaza after a week of bloodshed by the border.
UN Conducts First Aid Mission to Syria’s Raqqa Since ISIS Defeat
The United Nations said on Wednesday that it has conducted its first humanitarian mission to Raqqa since the Syrian city was liberated from the Islamic State group.
Nations that Bomb Yemen Raise $2 Billion to Help Civilians There
Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies that are currently bombarding Yemen have pledged more than $1 billion to help civilians in the war-ravaged country in a donor conference convened by the United Nations.
The Stage
I Volunteered, but We Can Do More for the Invisible People
Homeless people have the right to be treated like human beings, and they have the right to be someone who rises from the invisible masses.
I am an Oklahoma Educator. Our Kids Deserve Better.
Oklahoma is 50th in the United States for per student spending. Whatever your political leanings, it is undeniable that children there deserve better.
