Ariana Langston
Nothing but sparkles and shine, new collections of design; according to Forbes.com a three day event was assembled for fashion week in the Middle East. Designers from all the surrounding countries gathered together to show off their new designs each one more glamorous than the last.
Beautiful greens, oranges, reds, purples, [...]
Continue Reading →The popular NBC hit NCIS can only prepare you for some of the situations that are related to United States military veterans. Of course while some of the plot twists Team Gibbs can experience be horrifying and gruesome, it seems that real life has won out once again.
For a decade, the United States military has had their “boots on the ground” in country as they have been reinforcing the Afghani government after the Taliban regime was taken out in the early 2000’s. Two years later, after the US had entered Afghanistan, President George W. Bush made a speech to congress declaring his belief that the US had to invade and take out Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein. In his speech, Bush had claimed that the Iraqi regime had Weapons of Mass destruction which they could possibly lend to terrorists groups who worked against the US.
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After standing alongside former President Ali Abdullah Saleh for almost 18 years, vice president Abdurabu Mansur Hadi finally gets the chance to lead Yemen after he was sworn into office on Feb. 25, 2012.
In an agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Hadi was to take over Saleh’s position [...]
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Afghanistan: A Nation at War on Prezi
Megan Kelly
Rumors of peace talks between the Taliban, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Unites States come from Afghani President Hamid Karzai.
It is the war that [...]
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Jan. 29, 2012 was the day when The Top International Atomic Energy Agency (I.A.E.A.) officials made their arrival in Iran. The Head of the United Nations expressed his concern and his knowledge of the Islamic republic attempting to develop nuclear weapons.
The announcement was made out a decent amount of time after the [...]
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Despite fighting in several regions of Syria, Idlib in the north and Homs in the south, the Syrian government is holding local elections. Unlike elections in Egypt, the turnout of the population to the polls has been enforced by government authorities; many civilians have tried avoiding leaving for the polls as much [...]
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Dating back to July where the transition of security in Afghanistan began, North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Afghan officials have announced that they will be entering their second phase of transition. As all foreign troops and NATO-led International Security Assistance Force are expected to leave the country by the end of 2014, the [...]
Continue Reading →After escaping from Mubarak’s regime, Egyptians are finally making their voices heard.
Catherine Poirier
A second revolution has washed over the people of Egypt. Thousands of impatient voters took to the streets prior to and during the election of the government set to replace Mubarak’s regime, calling for the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces [...]
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