Tag: Paris

Two and a half centuries of cooperation mean much more than the differences between two politicians.

The American people still ask, could a large-scale group attack like those in Europe be repeated on American soil?

The destiny of developing countries is to remain oppressed — whether they are alive or dead.

Critical minds and opposing voices are playing their role in post-attack France, much more so than they did in America after 9/11. This is rather healthy and somehow reassuring.

In order to put an end to the vicious cycle where hate breeds hate, we thus need to embrace a spirit of acceptance.

The question is whether violence is what matters, or just who exercises it.

If you thought it was bad in the United States, here in Mexico the situation is even worse.

We must ensure that those 14 innocent souls, all completely defenseless at a social services agency for the disabled, will not have died in vain.

What Nov. 13 revealed about radical Islamic terrorism is that it will likely originate from communities within targeted Western countries rather than from plots that can be stopped at the border.