AMERICAS
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Argentine province makes it mandatory to sing a march dedicated to Malvinas Islands
The Argentine province of Salta has passed a law forcing people to sing a song at every public event declaring…
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Right for the peaceful nuclear energy
By Yasir Hussain The just concluded seventh round of the US-Pakistan Security, Strategic Stability, and Non-proliferation Working Group in Washington yielded…
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Presidential hopeful Scioli names Cristina Fernandez confident as his running mate
Argentine presidential hopeful and Buenos Aires province governor Daniel Scioli announced he will run for president with Carlos Zannini, the…
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Foreign policy coup: De-Americanization of world’s conflicts
By Ben Tanosborn Some American politicians occasionally remind us that the US should not try to be the world’s policeman;…
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Bolivia’s Morales does not support Mercosur/EU deal based on ‘competitive’ trade
Bolivian president Evo Morales said that if Mercosur insists in forging a trade agreement with the European Union, Bolivia will…
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FACT SHEET: The 2015 G-7 Summit at Schloss Elmau, Germany
President Obama met with the other Leaders of the G-7 at Schloss Elmau, Germany on June 7-8 to make tangible…
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Mild-mannered Bernie Sanders: A conscience Americans don’t want
By Ben Tanosborn Seriously… a Democratic alternative to Hillary Clinton for the US presidency, are you nuts? Crazier yet… from a…
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U.S. Senate passes spy agency’s surveillance reform bill
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed the USA Freedom Act, a domestic surveillance reform bill that would extend the bulk…
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Spain’s Iberia resumed flights to Cuba after a two-year absence
After two years of absence, the Spanish airline Iberia on Monday resumed flights to Havana. The Cuban tourism ministry confirmed…
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GOP foreign policy debates
By Parsa Ghahramani The GOP primaries are often a showcase of foreign policy bluster. During the last campaign, the candidates…
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