During his pre-election campaign and even during his initial entrance into politics, leader of the Georgian Dream coalition, Bidzina Ivanishvili, promised to follow the pro Western movement of the country but simultaneously try to smooth over Geor

SOME are skeptical of the goodness of the news that the Philiippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) have agreed to come to an agreement to create the “Bangsamoro.” It will reportedly be signed on October 15.

There were 3,668 ordinary and 71 special polling stations set up for the October 1 elections. 14 political parties and two blocks participated.

Recent satellite images suggest that North Korea is modernizing its nuclear facilities. This not only suggests that its determination to acquire nuclear weapons is now irreversible, it may also require the international community to rethink how it entices Pyongyang back to the negotiation table, or so argues Axel Berkofsky.

We cannot rely on central banks to carry us through the Eurozone crisis.

Germany shoulders much of the blame from the rest of the Eurozone. Instead of searching for fiscal solutions, many countries are retreating to stereotypes of the past.

“The EU sometimes reminds me of the love life of the elephant: a lot of dust is raised, then you have to wait 22 months and such a small thing comes out!”

The recent political crisis that brought about the dismissal of the Kyrgyz Government due to lack of majority in Parliament has been solved in a fast and efficient way within two weeks.

Official and unofficial news recently on arrests and political fight among powerful business figures in the country have unnerved domestic markets.

Argentina is “increasingly more isolated from the world” is one of most repeated phrases when criticizing the Kirchnerista administration.