Tag: Al-Qaeda

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

By Jan Arden

If the past 20 years of fighting terrorism by military means have shown us anything, it is that going to war makes things worse

The key issue is to put an end to the insecurity and sufferings and create hope for the Afghan people. How and when?

First, it took the world so long to acknowledge that a war was being declared across the continents by different extremist outfits competing to surpass one another in

‘The heart of Europe is bleeding’ – this is a comment made during the extensive coverage that has followed the attacks in Brussels on Tuesday last. By Wednesday

will not be broken down by bombing Syria

Chronique Hebdo Since its very inception, Sunni Arab organization called Islamic State (IS, often still known by its old name Isis) or Daesh has carried out frequent shock

What was intended to create a domino effect of democracy concocted by the Bush administration in 2003 has led to widespread destruction, chaos and misery in the Middle

We must make a paradigm shift from “Unity in Diversity” to “Diversity as Unity” if we wish to ensure our survival and the happiness and prosperity of our

Either we are prehistoric dinosaurs out of touch with modernity, ignoramuses or plainly dumb. But no matter in which category a big chunk of the demos falls, we

Pacifists worldwide sigh with relief at the Russian Foreign Minister’s proposal to put the Syrian government’s arsenal of chemical weapons under international scrutiny, a solution initially but mildly

The beast of burden will be the public, with no tangible gains to show but higher prices to pick up

From the commemoration of 9/11 to the Wikileaks cables

By Krishna Bhardwaj