Dry, rugged mountains barely separate Southern California’s eastern Imperial County from Mexico along the Interstate 8 en route east to […]
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Medellin: The Phoenix City
There is a lot of hype about the transformative energy in Colombia, specifically in Medellin. Things have changed dramatically since […]
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It’s all over the news. Burma is “thawing.” The United States and the EU have suspended…
Thoughts on a decade of the American nation
I’ve had my doubts about America’s track record in human rights and heavy handedness in foreign policy in the last […]
Libya: Aftermath of Gaddafi’s death
Gaddafi and his son Mutassim were secretly buried in the desert early October 25, according to the interim National Transitional […]
Sri Lanka: Controversy arises during President’s visit to Commonwealth meetings in Australia
President Mahinda Rajapaksa arrived in Perth, Australia October 24 in order to participate in Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) […]
Andy Paul 