Why USA must respect diversity?
President Barak Obama’s speech at the seventy first session of the United Nations General Assembly on 20 September carries great significance. This is not only…
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Hassan Rouhani demands political settlement of Syria conflict
“What is of utmost importance is to understand that Syria doesn’t have a military solution. And the Syrians’ problems must certainly be resolved politically. Only…
Bill Gates: Refugees good for business
Canada’s open approach to immigration and its willingness to welcome tens of thousands of Syrian refugees is an “enlightened” move that will benefit the country’s business sector, Microsoft…
Chance of Obama for Middle East peace
Next year marks the centennial of the Balfour Declaration, the British statement that paved the way for Israel’s founding in 1948, and for the conflict…
Australian senator to immigrants: “Go back where you came from” – Video
Australian senator Pauline Hanson has called for a ban on immigration and told migrants to “go back where you came from”. Ms Hanson said Australia…
Kerry and Lavrov’s Syrian Diplomacy Shows the Value of Détente
In Geneva on Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, announced a plan to impose a cease-fire in…
I’m the first Muslim in Congress. I believe America can beat Islamophobia
Fifteen years ago, the United States was attacked by terrorists claiming to act in the name of Islam. America’s response? “United We Stand.” Yet now…
US airlines discriminate Muslims
Airlines in the United States are being accused of racial profiling and pandering to Islamophobia by ejecting a number of Muslim passengers from flights. In…
Eugene Chausovsky: US strategy in the Caucasus is not likely to shift in a major way
The US political establishment is busy with the presidential election. And nobody knows exactly who will be the next US president. However, the expert community…
White nationalists more influential on Twitter than Daesh
White nationalists and Nazi sympathizers use microblogging platform Twitter with “relative impunity” and often have more followers than accounts sympathetic to Daesh terrorist group, according…