This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com New car bombing in Lebanon continues sectarian strife U.N. promises ‘response’ to North Korea firing midrange missiles Crimean Tatars vote to push for self-rule New car bombing in Lebanon continues sectarian strife A suicide
A report released this week by Amnesty International finds that China is overwhelmingly the global leader in capital punishment, executing more of its citizens than the other nations in the top five combined. Amnesty International, which advocates for the abolition
A Syrian terrorist group have published a video showing them executing a suspected thief by shooting him in the head before stringing his lifeless body up on a cross. The man is accused of “purposefully killing a Muslim to take
British Member of Parliament George Galloway has claimed on his Iranian state-funded television programme that “Zionists sent gunmen to the Maidan [Ukraine]” to force Ukrainian Jews to move to the Middle East. He also claimed that Israel is a “very
Barring a miraculous upsurge in President Obama’s dismal 41% approval rating, Hillary Clinton’s run for president in 2016 will be a steep uphill climb. Clinton will need to walk a political tight rope, distancing herself from Obama without coming across
That magic average price of $4.00 per gallon of gas is within reach in California. The AAA Daily Fuel Gauge report stated that Thursday’s average price for a gallon of gas in California was $3.99. In Los Angeles, it was
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Obama to meet Saudi King Abdullah among significant policy differences Pentagon concerned that Russia is about to invade Ukraine Obama to meet Saudi King Abdullah among significant policy differences President Barack Obama visits Saudi
Ron Fournier, usually a dependable Barack Obama acolyte, has attacked the President in the National Journal this week for his apparent indifference to Vladimir Putin’s motivations as he seizes Crimea. Fournier writes: On a playground or in a bar, the
Barack Obama would not be President of the United States were it not for his purported opposition to the Iraq War. I say “purported,” because he never had to vote on the war, as his unfortunate rival Hillary Clinton did,
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Arab League holds annual meeting among bitter splits Vietnam, Philippines unite to confront China in South China Sea Ebola virus spreading from Guinea to Liberia Arab League holds annual meeting among bitter splits Arab
Facing increasing pressure from Egypt and deteriorating economic conditions in Gaza, Hamas has been flirting with the notion of re-entering the Iranian camp. Now, Al-Monitor is reporting that Iranian monetary aid has officially resumed to Hamas, but at a lower level than that it
An author of the forthcoming Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on climate change has asked for his name to be removed from a summary document because of its “four horsemen of the apocalypse” rhetoric. Professor Richard Tol, an
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) debated five anti-Israel resolutions on Monday, including a resolution calling for a boycott of Israeli business in the West Bank and in eastern Jerusalem, the Jerusalem Post reported. The resolution calls on member
The United States on Monday noted there have been more Turkish tweets since the prime minister controversially banned the micro-blogging service than before. Turkey’s telecommunications authority blocked local access to the US social network Thursday under orders of Recep Tayyip
ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish fighter jets shot down a Syrian warplane after it violated Turkey’s airspace Sunday, Turkey’s prime minister said, in a move likely to ramp up tensions between the two countries already deeply at odds over Syria’s civil
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said that President Barack Obama’s naiveté and faulty judgment with regards to Russia has led to the current crisis in Crimea and Ukraine. “This is not fantasy land,” Romney said on CBS’ Face The Nation. “This
ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish fighter jets shot down a Syrian warplane after it violated Turkey’s airspace Sunday, Turkey’s prime minister said, in a move likely to ramp up tensions between the two countries already deeply at odds over Syria’s civil
On March 23 Turkey claimed it shot down a Syrian warplane. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the news: “A Syrian plane breached our airspace; our F-16s took off and hit that plane.” He said this was a message
Earlier this week, Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya’alon made comments ripping into the Obama administration for projecting dangerous weakness in American foreign policy. The next day, Washington ripped right back into Ya’alon for undermining the U.S.-Israel relationship. Was either side
A video on the Twitter account of Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) showing British men joining Islamist fighters in Syria, saying that the “doors of Jihad are still open.” One of the men talks of bringing fellow Muslims
The hard-Left British Member of Parliament George Galloway was met with a frosty reception at the London School of Economics yesterday as he was protested against by pro-Israel, pro-Palestinian, and even feminist groups on campus. Galloway’s arrival was met by
The crisis will not go away. Tuesday, for the first time, a Ukrainian officer was shot and killed by the Russian forces in Crimea. It’s no longer just about posturing and local referendums anymore. The Prime Minster of the UK,
JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli military says its warplanes have carried out airstrikes against Syrian army targets in response to a roadside bomb that hit an Israeli patrol and wounded four soldiers the day before. The strikes are Israel’s fiercest
A Dearborn resident was arrested Sunday night and charged with providing material support to the Shi’ite terrorist group Hizballah. Mohammad Hassan Hamdan, who was born in Lebanon and has been living in the United States since 2007, tried to travel
FBI agents arrested a 20-year-old convert to Islam at the Canadian border early Monday morning as he tried to cross into Canada. Nicholas Teausant, who now goes by the name Assad, hoped to get to Syria to fight alongside the
