JEDDAH, 28 September 2007 — IT HAS been riveting to watch the ongoing Senate hearings into the contract to build a national broadband network that the Philippines signed with the Chinese telecommunications
Urging the people in Pakistan to wage jihad against President Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Osama Bin Laden in his latest audio message released on Sept. 20 issued the first-ever direct threat to the president.
With unmistakable signs of the failure of the American adventure in Iraq, President Bush and his administration has suggested holding a conference in autumn for pushing the peace process between the
Britain’s Labour Party hasn’t changed its spots in one way. It still loves the overarching concept dressed up in marketing-speak. But even by old Blairite standards the new Foreign Secretary David
There is cause for quiet satisfaction in this week’s announcement that in 2006, Saudi Arabia recorded its largest ever budget surplus of SR290 billion ($77.5 billion). This must not however induce
Is there any genuine anxiety in Israel over the real or imaginary Syrian nuclear weapons? If so, it’s very difficult to detect. Dropping a nuclear bomb on Israel, as far as Bashar Assad is concerned,
