Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Create an account Create an account Welcome! Register for an account your email your username A password will be e-mailed to you. Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. Foreign Embassies are Taking Ghanaians for a Ride 111 May 19, 2010 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Published in Ghana Web (Ghana) on by (link to originallink to original) Translated from by . Edited by . Back To Origin This post appeared on the front page as a direct link to the original article with the above link . Tags:Ghana Hot this week Block titleFeaturedAll time popularMore Nigeria: Trump’s Threat of War with Nigeria November 7, 2025. Published in The Sun 0 Malaysia: Mamdani’s Titanic Struggle with Trump Is Strictly an American Affair November 10, 2025. Published in Malay Mail[T]heirs is not a clash between East and West, nor between democracy and authoritarianism, but between two versions of American destiny. 0 Philippines: Our US Alliance May Well Get Our Nation Destroyed November 7, 2025. Published in The Manila TimesLet’s not follow Kyiv’s tragic path of letting Washington and its allies use our land, sea and air for war against a rival nuclear power. 0 South Korea: The ‘Devil in the Details’ Lives On November 7, 2025. Published in HankookilboWith the convoluted negotiations beginning to straighten out, the burden on the South Korean government has been eased, at least for the time being. 0 Turkey: C5+1 Moment: Can America Match China’s Power in Central Asia? November 10, 2025. Published in Daily Sabah 0 Topics Japan: US Democratic Party Victory: Criticism of Trump Is the Will of the People November 10, 2025. Published in Tokyo ShimbunIn question is whether the Democratic Party can resuscitate itself in order to gain the broad will of the people. 0 Egypt: Persona Non Grata November 10, 2025. Published in almasryalyoumI feel very uncomfortable with Thomas Barrack, President Donald Trump's ambassador to Lebanon, and I suspect I am not alone in this. 0 Malaysia: Mamdani’s Titanic Struggle with Trump Is Strictly an American Affair November 10, 2025. Published in Malay Mail[T]heirs is not a clash between East and West, nor between democracy and authoritarianism, but between two versions of American destiny. 0 Turkey: Not Only Cuomo but Trumpism Is Also Losing November 10, 2025. Published in Daily Sabah[Mamdani’s] rise marks the fall of Cuomo’s mafia politics and a challenge to Trump’s populism. 0 Turkey: C5+1 Moment: Can America Match China’s Power in Central Asia? November 10, 2025. Published in Daily Sabah 0 Nepal: Xi–Trump Meeting and the Global Order November 10, 2025. Published in The Kathmandu Post 0 Nigeria: America, Nigeria and the Politics of Imported Sympathy November 9, 2025. Published in Punch[T]o reduce that complex web of violence to “Christian genocide”, as President Trump recently claimed, is both reckless and ignorant. 0 India: Trump’s Nuclear Bombshell: A Wake-Up Call for India’s Security Calculus November 9, 2025. Published in FirstpostWhile it is true that US President Donald Trump’s statements tend to be exaggerated or even incorrect, it is also true that he often let the cat out of the bag regarding intelligence assessments. 0 Related Articles Ghana: Implications of the Termination of US Aid for Electricity and Renewable Energy Initiatives in Africa March 12, 2025. Published in Ghanaian TimesThe recent decision of the U.S. Government to terminate aid for renewable energy initiatives in Africa carries significant implications. Nigeria: On Kamala Harris’ African Visit May 2, 2023. Published in The GuardianTo say that Africa is in the middle of another scramble by the world super powers is an understatement. Ghana: Kamala Harris’ Tour in Africa: What It Means to International Relations April 20, 2023. Published in The ChronicleThe trip is pragmatically considered an opportunity to counter China’s influence in Africa. Ghana: The War in Ukraine Has Lasted for More Than 1 Year but the Situation on the Ground Continues To Stagnate February 9, 2023. Published in Ghanaian TimesIraq, Afghanistan, Libya, were all invaded because they posed a threat to the sovereignty of the U.S. and its allies. Ghana: Racial Intolerance and American Foreign Policy October 7, 2020. Published in Ghanian Times Previous articleObama’s Drone HandicapNext articleUS Urges Sober Debate on New Kenya Law LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment