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Modi to be Sworn in as Indian Prime Minister

NEW DELHI (AP) — India deployed sharpshooters and security forces around the capital Monday as Narendra Modi prepared to be sworn in as prime minister in a ceremony attended by a slew of foreign dignitaries — including the prime minister

Modi to be Sworn in as Indian Prime Minister

Pakistan Hits Taliban Targets for Second Day

Pakistani troops, artillery and helicopter gunships hit targets in the country’s tribal areas on Thursday, officials said, in a second day of military action against Taliban insurgents. The attacks in North Waziristan, a militant stronghold on the Afghan border, destroyed

Pakistan Drops Ammunition Charges Against FBI Agent

Pakistan has dropped charges against FBI agent Joel Cox, who was arrested under “anti-terrorism” laws after 15 bullets were found in his luggage in Karachi, Pakistan. Police told a Pakistani court “they were dropping the case [against Cox]” because the

Pakistan Drops Ammunition Charges Against FBI Agent

India's New PM: 'Israel's Best Friend in South Asia'

India’s Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi’s record shows he is serious about strengthening ties with Israel, according to an Israel National News analysis. The Israeli government seems to agree.  “On Friday, I spoke with the Prime Minister-elect of India. There, too,

India's New PM: 'Israel's Best Friend in South Asia'

Boko Haram: West Wakes Up, Media Still Asleep

For weeks, I have been wrestling with the question: Should America and the West take on Boko Haram or not. Now, France–not the United States–has convened a meeting of five western African states in Paris. American, British, and other European

Boko Haram: West Wakes Up, Media Still Asleep

Report: CIA Plans to Shut Down Secret Afghan Bases

The Central Intelligence Agency plans on shutting down its bases throughout Afghanistan over the summer and withdrawing its personnel back to Kabul. The Los Angeles Times reported that in March CIA Director John Brennan told a group of military officers that

Report: CIA Plans to Shut Down Secret Afghan Bases

Indonesia President: No to Shariah, Yes to Secular State

The President of Indonesia has reiterated his stance that his country should remain a secular state, not one dominated by Islamic law. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said after receiving the Sukarno (Indonesia’s first President) prize for championing humanity and democracy,

Indonesia President: No to Shariah, Yes to Secular State

Is America Finally Waking up to the Threat of Sharia?

On both coasts, Americans are protesting the horror of Sharia-ism. Beverly Hills is exploding about one of its most famous hotels now being owned by the Sultan of Brunei – a country that has recently imposed Sharia law upon its citizens.

Is America Finally Waking up to the Threat of Sharia?

Few Indians Volunteer to Sing Singh's Praises

With just two phases to go in India’s nine-phase, five-week marathon national election, time may well have run out for India’s ruling Congress Party to hold onto power and prevent the expected landslide victory by India’s conservative Bharatiya Janata Party

Few Indians Volunteer to Sing Singh's Praises

Evaluating the Rhetoric of Militarized Borders

Driving along certain parts of our southwest border with Mexico, there is no question that there is a dividing line between our two countries. South of San Diego between San Ysidro and Otay Mesa, California, lies an 18 foot-high steel

Evaluating the Rhetoric of Militarized Borders

World View: India's Narendra Modi Says He'll Deport 'Bangladeshis'

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com India’s Narendra Modi says he’ll deport ‘Bangladeshis’ John Kerry says that Israel could become ‘an apartheid state’ Dozens killed in Iraq bombing two days before election India’s Narendra Modi says he’ll deport ‘Bangladeshis’ Narendra

World View: India's Narendra Modi Says He'll Deport 'Bangladeshis'