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Poll in Japan by Dr. Abdul Ruff
Posted By: abdulruff Created On: 17/Dec/2012 Views: 1520 Replies: 0 
In terrocracies or so-called democracies, polls are conducted as mere rituals to obtain legitimacy to loot resources and thus they are the central tool to control resources and people. Click here to read Full Article

Niger by Dr Sajid Khakwani
Posted By: DrSajid On: 17/Dec/2012 Views:1165 Replies:0 
Niger, republic in western Africa, bounded on the north by Algeria and Libya, on the east by Chad, on the south by Nigeria and Benin, and on the west by Burkina Faso and Mali. It has a total area of 489,200 sq miles. Niamey is the capital, and largest city, on the Niger River. A river port and road and trade center, Niamey is the southern terminus of a short railroad northwest to Tillabéri. The Click here to read Full Article
Syria: after Saddam Hussein and Col Qaddafi, now President Bashar al-Assad? by Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal
Posted By: abdulruff On: 15/Dec/2012 Views:1080 Replies:0 
Ruthless and corrupt Muslim rulers, willingly or by foolishness, have also joined anti-Islamic terror bands led by NATO terrorist organization operating across the globe to reduce Muslim populations and insult Islam. So much so Islam, itself is being viewed as terrorist religion. Click here to read Full Article
 
Thailand’s overtures to the Kingdom by Tariq A. Al-Maeena
Posted By: TARIQA On: 13/Dec/2012 Views:1325 Replies:0 
THAILAND’S relationship with Saudi Arabia has been somewhat strained for more than two decades. But steps toward normalizing relations to previous levels seem to be taking hold. In September of this year, the first official bilateral talks were held for the first time in more than two decades between officials from the foreign ministries of both countries on the sidelines of the United Nations G Click here to read Full Article
What a typical theft in Kuwait! by Iqbal Hadi Zaidi
Posted By: Iqbal_Hadi_Zaidi On: 13/Dec/2012 Views:1286 Replies:0 
I was awfully amazed to read today Thursday 13th December, 2012 in Arab Times which is Kuwait English daily that yesterday someone has stolen a horse from Wafra agricultural fields worth KD 300,000 equivalent to Pak Rs 103,437,036.As a matter of fact on the face of it this is not that big news in any case simply because figure wise it is just one horse while from value stand point of view KD 300, Click here to read Full Article
 
President Mursi’s battle for new Egypt - 1 by DR. ABDUL RUFF
Posted By: abdulruff On: 11/Dec/2012 Views:1510 Replies:0 
New government in Cairo under Mohammed Morsi is facing stiff opposition from anti-Islamic protesters with backing from deadly global anti-Islamic infrastructure (GAI) that hates Islam and hence do not want Egypt to go Islamic way. Click here to read Full Article
Notes from Kremlin: Evolution of Putinism by DR. ABDUL RUFF
Posted By: abdulruff On: 11/Dec/2012 Views:1358 Replies:0 
Vladimir Putin who won the controversial but expected presidential race in March endorsed "gradual change" for the country instead of revolution and encouraged his audience to join his People's Front political group. Talking about the recent wave of high-profile official corruption cases, saying they are not a "show-off campaign" but part of a systemic fight against government fraud. Click here to read Full Article
 
The Economist sued by Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal by Dr FM Kamal
Posted By: Firoz_Kamal On: 8/Dec/2012 Views:2506 Replies:0 
The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) of Bangladesh has issued a notice to the UK based newsweekly The Economist on Thursday 6 December. The tribunal’s chief Justice Nizamul Huq Nasim has directed The Economist to explain why punitive action should not be taken for interfering with the trial. The Click here to read Full Article
Climate Change: Time running out! by DR. ABDUL RUFF
Posted By: abdulruff On: 7/Dec/2012 Views:1763 Replies:0 
The annual United Nations climate summit has convened, this year in Doha, the capital of the oil-rich emirate of Qatar, on the Arabian Peninsula. The UN sponsored climate change conference opened on 26th November in Doha, Qatar, as the delegates from over 190 countries gathered for discussions on major issues relating to global anti-warming efforts, including details of the Kyoto Protocol's second Click here to read Full Article
 
US forces rape women in northern Afghanistan village: Locals
Posted By: chaudry On: 6/Dec/2012 Views:2378 Replies:0 
The story below is taken from Press TV. It was reported in NO western media. What I can say is that this is a story that is repeated on a nearly daily basis in Afghanistan and anywhere American troops are operating, not just against local population but over 16000 reports of rapes against women serving in the American military. Click here to read Full Article
Can corruption be contained in Russia? by Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal
Posted By: abdulruff On: 6/Dec/2012 Views:1962 Replies:0 
In many parts of world regimes occasionally resort to cheap politics by pretending to attack corrupt people only to strengthen the power of the rulers. Soviet Union tired and collapsed, China claims fighting corruption to save the nation from eventual disasters and wreckages – just like countering aftermath of monstrous climate change and nuclear threats. . Click here to read Full Article

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