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Beyond ISIS

The ongoing violence across the Middle East and the threat posed by the religious ideology represented by Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) should come as no surprise. The precursors to this aggressive unrest were weak, corrupt Arab governments

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Two Purple Hearts and Five Surgeries Later, An Injured Iraq War Vet’s Family Faces Another Battle at Home

by Rose-Anne Clermont – Germany – When Pam’s fiancé, Charles, was deployed on his second tour to Iraq in December of 2004, he feared what awaited him. On his first tour, a year prior, he had witnessed the chaos and

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Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics

According to Harold Bloom, “What we are seeing is…the fall of America”

by Eva Sohlman – Sweden – Harold Bloom, Yale literature professor and cultural critic, is one of America’s most prominent and provocative intellectuals. Unabashedly, he has always spoken up for what he calls “the fight for truth and beauty” making

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Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics, The World

The US Elections: This Time It’s the Issues, Not Just Images

by María Suárez Toro – Costa Rica/Puerto Rico – Although the image of the various candidates has been a central target in almost all electoral processes in the recent past, the US elections might not focus quite so much on

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Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics, Special Election Coverage

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