Fareed Zakaria criticizes American political culture for ignoring global issues, and for focusing on short-term political benefits at the expense of long-term prosperity. The rise of other nations need not mean a decline of the US, says Zakaria. He foresees a future where the US no longer dominates the global economy, geopolitics and culture, and [...]
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No Comments »US President Barack Obama Middle East speech in Cairo
February 5th, 2012 BestNewsLinksUS President Barack Obama Middle East speech in Cairo : US President, Barack Obama, has called for a “new beginning” in US relations with the Muslim world in a keynote speech in Egypt. 4th June 2009.
Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding : 2 Billion People Will Watch The Event
February 5th, 2012 BestNewsLinksPrince William and Kate Middleton Wedding : 2 Billion People Will Watch The Event!! Read almost any media report of the event and you will discover that an estimated two billion people will watch the celebration. search Google News and the figure is repeated in Africa, India, Tulsa, New Zealand, Manilla and Vancouver. The world’s [...]
Sept. 11 Responders Bill Gone To Jon Stewart
February 5th, 2012 BestNewsLinksThis week The Last Act Of The US Congress was to pass a bill giving health benefits to the first responders who worked at ground zero after Sept. 11, 2001. It was half the size of the bill Democrats wanted, but the fact that it passed at all seemed unthinkable just a short time ago.
Presidential Jesters Give Standing Ovation to Obama Before he Starts
February 4th, 2012 BestNewsLinksAmjad Attalah must be in a cavorting jocular mood. He ludicrously, for him maybe seriously, claims that the “cease-fire” in Gaza is Obama’s “first foreign policy success.” And the latter was achieved, according to Attalah, not by any specific written communication or request by Obama to the Israelis but merely by the fact that Obama [...]
Posted in World News Tags: Before, Give, Jesters, obama, Ovation, Presidential, Standing, Starts No Comments »Bureaucracy, Organisation And Political Change: A Critical Analysis
February 4th, 2012 BestNewsLinksIt is of rather common agreement that organisation, at least originally, was formed in order to pursue the common interests of specific groups [1]. It is far from being agreed, however, what roles are played by various sorts of internal organisational structures, especially when somehow related to political change.
Posted in World News Tags: analysis, BenAsher, Bureaucracy, Change, Critical, Organisation, Political, Zohar No Comments »Milan A Fashionable City
February 3rd, 2012 BestNewsLinksMilan is the second largest city of Italy. It is the capital city of Lombardy and the capital of Milan Province. People call it “the economy capital” and also the cradle of art and the hometown of the genius. The most important is that it is the home of the unique working style and life [...]
Va pensiero by Giuseppe Verdi – Remember Palestine
February 2nd, 2012 BestNewsLinksThe famous song, Va pensiero by Giuseppe Verdi was first performed in 1842 when the Northern part of Italy was under the thumb of the Austrian empire. It is a song about the plight of the Jews as they are assaulted, conquered, and subsequently exiled from their homeland by the Babylonian King Nabucco (Nebuchadnezzar). The [...]
Hiding Place – A Brief Review
February 2nd, 2012 BestNewsLinksThe ever growing eminence of politics all around the globe has compelled writers to express their relevant views time and time again. This is for the most part to make people aware of the political tools employed by leaders and the affects of the decisions taken by them on behalf of an entire nation. Politics, [...]
Egypt Revolution On Twitter !!
February 2nd, 2012 BestNewsLinksEgypt Revolution On Twitter.. Like Always The role of social networking tools in political uprisings is spurring renewed debate in wake of Egypt’s current unrest. Back in 2009, a number of pundits dubbed Iran’s election protests the “Twitter Revolution” due to the flurry of organizing that occurred on the micro-blogging service. That argument later fell [...]
