Argentina’s Ship of State Hits Choppy Waters
It’s Spring Break in Argentina, and tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to protest the policies of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
Syrian Uprising Penetrates Damascus Kills Defense Minister
The “Arab Spring” arrived in Damascus with a vengeance this week—despite the brutal repression meted out by the Assad regime.
Brother is critic-in-chief of Ecuador's Correa
The most outspoken critic of Ecuador's leftist president is a tall, folksy businessman who is getting lots of attention for publicly ridiculing Rafael Correa and his inner circle with jokes, songs and satiric mimicry.
Weapons of mass disruption
Jeffrey Carr -Taia Global CEO & author of the book 'Inside Cyberwarfare' (O'Reilly Media 2009)- shares his views and opinion in regards to the emerging threats that will make the headlines in the decades to follow.
Iran’s fate sealed
No matter how hard President Ahmadinejad has tried to arrange a personal meeting with Barack Obama, the fate of the Islamic Republic of Iran seems to be sealed. Military and geopolitical consequences of a conflict that appears inevitable.