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Farouk El Baz
Farouk El Baz
Before You Judge, Stand in Her Shoes
The same leaders whose theft and mismanagement have kept so many Guineans poor in the decades since independence from France, in 1958, have also been ferociously violent, massacring as many as 186 unarmed demonstrators calling for democratic reforms in 2007, and at least 157 demanding the same in 2009.
Indian Envoy Conferred Top Saudi Honor
Indian envoy to Saudi Arabia Talmiz Ahmad has been conferred the King Abdulaziz Medal of First Class for his contribution to strengthening bilateral ties between India and Saudi Arabia.
Debt Talks Reveal Republican Apocalyptic War on Government
As Default-on-Our-Debt Day creeps ever closer, America’s two major political parties have embarked on a round of ideological redefinition.
LA District Attorney Settles Case Against Nativo Lopez
History of the criminal prosecution of Nativo Lopez
‘Student Terror Plot’ Suspects Released
History of the “student terror plot”
Libya Rebels Retake Village South of Tripoli
Rebel fighters said on Wednesday they had retaken a village south of the capital they lost to forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi earlier in the day, boosting rebel plans for a march on Tripoli.
The Pulse
Feeling the pulse is one of the hallmarks of the medical profession, and has been for many a century. As well as being informative, this action can give the doctor something physical to do while he takes time to think. The pulse is most commonly felt where the radial artery lies near the surface on [...]
Reservation & Indian Muslims
By Nilofar Suhrawardy, TMO NEW DELHI: How serious are the politicians and other leaders who have recently started voicing their concern about the need of reservation for Indian Muslims? Describing Muslims as socially and economically backward, they are demanding reservation to help them progress. Though some importance is being given to these demands, prospects of [...]
