Egypt Tries to Ignore Shortcomings by Blaming Mubarak
Although he has been deposed, hospitalized and may yet be imprisoned, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak continues to serve his country.
Although he has been deposed, hospitalized and may yet be imprisoned, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak continues to serve his country.
This week, Israel celebrates its 63rd birthday. Sixty-three years ago, May 14, 1948, was the rebirth of one of the oldest cultures and nations in history,
Thousands of Iran’s paramilitary Basij militiamen have held exercises in preparation for anti-government protests that are expected to be held in the country on Sunday, May 15.
Nearly 1400 years ago, a large number of Muslim jihadists from across the scorching Arabian desert, motivated by the ideology of Islam, indoctrinated by Muhammad, unafraid of death, conquered Iran (Persia), one of the greatest, strongest and most tolerant empires known throughout the history of man.
If the speech on April 16 by President Bashar al-Assad of Syria promising more transparency and consultation in government proves anything, it is that reform is likely to occur primarily if anti-government protesters have the stamina and wherewithal to keep up the pressure until reforms are enacted.
It was none other than Pharaoh whose mention of the “People of Israel†is the first such Biblical reference, 3323 years ago, using calculations by Serbian-born Eliezer Shulman, who was exiled to Siberia by the former Soviet Union in the 1930s.
As the Media captured pictures of the Egyptian youth revolting in the streets of Egypt’s major cities on the morning of January 25th this year,
In a notable victory for the freedom of speech, a U.S. District Court judge has ruled that Detroit's SMART bus system must run my religious liberty bus ads offering help to people wishing to leave Islam safely, without having to live in fear.
In the post Cold War epoch, the United States of America started an extensive and a very expensive program to reduce or even eliminate the dangerous menace of biological warfare, chemical development, and nuclear proliferation.
Slavery, making one human the property of another, was widely practiced in the past by many societies. Regrettably, even in the 21st Century, the horrid practice continues in certain areas, most notably among Muslims.