A national flag of Greece flies outside the Greek stock exchange in Athens. Photo by Kostas Tsironis/Bloomberg via Getty Images. In Greece last summer for the NewsHour, we interviewed a plain-spoken, ...
Every time we have a massacre in a school, a church or elsewhere, the issue of assault weapons control takes front page, and every time the legislators brush off the issue by simply stating that now ...
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A nation on such high octane like Nigeria, raving always for –or should we say reeling always on- the edge of self-intended harm, is your perfect insurer’s nightmare. If nations were eminently ...
Prime Minister Modi urged the nation to be wary of those spreading negativity and aiming to create chaos. Warning of potential anarchy, he highlighted the importance of staying positive and focused on ...
How does one love or hate a country? To this, every answer may likely spiral into a fog or eclipse in a vapour of hanging participles. The ripostes may spatter and splay like a treacherous sandstorm ...
It’s taken years to brew the toxic mix of hopelessness and rage, disenfranchisement and greed that erupted in Britain this week. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to ...
A national flag of Greece flies outside the Greek stock exchange in Athens. Photo by Kostas Tsironis/Bloomberg via Getty Images. In Greece last summer for the NewsHour, we interviewed a plain-spoken, ...
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