Monthly Archives: March 2014

  Since the Islamic Justice and Development Party (AKP) took power in 2002, Turkey has played a crucial role in the contemporary Islamic world through economic growth and an increasingly independent foreign policy. Many commentators have even started to suggest … Continue reading →

COMMERCE, Texas – The passionate desire of several Greenville residents to help students in the Philippines has led them to Texas A&M University-Commerce where an agreement has been signed to admit Filipino students from the University of Mindanao.

  The current power fight between Prime Minister Erodgan and retired Imam Gulen’s mission organization has revealed Gülen’s real agenda. Prime Minister Erdogan is launching a criminal investigation into an alleged “parallel devlet,”  “a state within a state.“ Prime Minister … Continue reading →

  The geopolitics of the Black Sea peninsula has one more time become the center of major events. International politics is not about charity; it is all about national interests, and President Putin does have a national interest in the … Continue reading →

The United Nations Is Just a Debating Society: It Needs Urgent Reform Mediator Lakhdar Brahimi has apologized to the Syrian people after peace talks in Geneva ended without any progress. Our world has dramatically been changing economically, geopolitically and socially … Continue reading →