M.I.A
I apologise for the lack of a new post on the page for the last week, but I have been extraordinarily busy. The combination of moving into a new flat, added […]
It’s a Nuclear World After All
From the beginning of the Cold War era and up to the present day, it’s hard to argue against the fact that nuclear weapons and the proliferation of nuclear weapons […]
International Youth Day 2012
Today, August 12, is International Youth Day. A day that was established by the United Nations on December 17, 1999 after a recommendation by the World Conference of Ministers Responsible for […]
Mitt Romney – A Report Card Analysis
Recently in the news, the report card of Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has begun to recirculate on the web. It was originally released in 2007 by the Boston Globe and […]
M23: The DR Congo Rebels
As the world has watched the violence and turmoil escalate in Syria for more than a year, another situation that receives minimal attention by the media is still raging on in […]
North Korea: A “Barrage” of Floods
North Korea is a mystery to most. Although we do know considerable amounts about life inside the country situated on the Northern half of the Korean Peninsula, the Democratic People’s Republic […]
“Ghost Town” London
Just an update: Here’s an interesting/appropriate article to follow-up on my post “The Olympic Travel Fear” from yesterday. From The Huffington Post: “The Prime Minister on Thursday urged people to […]
The Olympic Travel Fear
Since arriving at my new home in the city of London in January, a day has yet to pass without a mention of the Olympics. From newspapers, to television programmes, […]
Welcome
I’d like to take this opening post to officially inaugurate this blog consisting of my own opinions and research. Look for future posts to examine politics, current affairs, international relations, […]
