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Democrats' logo Through the summer the political fortunes of President Obama and the Democrats were apparently descending along with his polling approval rating, like passengers in a Hollywood airplane steadily losing altitude. Then around mid-August, just as Obama’s declining approval ratings were about to crash into a rising disapproval, the plane got back engine power [...] Radovan Karadzic Acquiescence or Complicity in Genocide Comes with Addresses & Names As do the Actual Perpetrators Will The Hague War Crimes Tribunal Ever Deliver A Complete Historical Record and Justice? That there was a premeditated decision to betray Srebrenica, along with Zepa and Gorazde, should no longer surprise even as it still offends. The Hague Tribunal, (International [...] Joe Biden and Donald Tusk Under the Obama Administration, the bilateral Polish-U.S. relations have reached its lowest point since the collapse of the Soviet Union and Poland’s political reorientation to the Western democratic communities. Historically, those relations have never been so immaterial even under Obama’s Democratic predecessor Bill Clinton, who despite having strong leftist leanings, [...] Bosnian national flag Since the now much discussed visit of Friday, (October 9, 2009), to Sarajevo, “Butmir,” of US and European representatives, (delegations led by James Steinberg and Carl Bildt respectively), many have asked is the prospect for BiH and its people better? Well it is looking better perhaps because Bosnia & Herzegovina [...] Muhamed Sacirbey Bosnia & Herzegovina, (BiH), is favored to win election to the United Nations Security Council this October 15 for a two-year term as non-permanent member. Bosnia & Herzegovina’s tumultuous history, recent and distant, provides the global body with the utility of this unique perspective. Some might have questioned BiH’s ability to tackle this [...] 1. Venezuela When the Spanish explorers reached the territory of today’s Venezuela they found it inhabited by two main groups of natives: one, the Arawaks, friendly, enjoyed a diet of plantains and corn. The other, the Caribs, unfriendly, enjoyed a diet of Arawaks. Even today you never know which of the two types of Venezuelans you [...] Nobel Peace Prize “Deeds speak louder than words”, says an old proverb. One would assume that folks around the world should know this well, but apparently some Norwegians do not. Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama is as shocking as it is laughable. And whatever the Norwegians meant that award to be, they [...] Barack Obama and Neosocialism The last couple of weeks in the U.S. foreign policy have been truly very strange. It first started on September 17, when Barack Obama officially announced his decision to terminate the anti-missile defense shield in Poland and the Czech Republic. A decision so unexpected that it even bewildered many U.S. think [...] |
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