Monthly Archives: November, 2014

Irish policy makers will want to pay close attention to the U.S. immigration debate.

America’s hegemonic ambitions encourage volatile situations.

If the U.S. finally opens its eyes, we too must open ours.

It is widely known that Kim Jong Un has no use for the Americans. Recently, the North Korean dictator exploited a trip to a museum as a means to get even with the enemy.

Though winning over voters by such catchphrases as "Hope" and "Change" in the 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama has in the past six years disillusioned not only Americans but also the rest of the world by failing to close the infamous Guantanamo prison, to help curb global warming, to achieve an agreement establishing an independent Palestinian state, etc.

Biden may have come to the conclusion that anyone who has friends of this kind no longer needs enemies.

Blacks and whites in America stand in irreconcilable opposition — a fact that the first black president has been unable to alter.

The experts predict a new Palestinian intifada.