June 10, 2008
By David Edenden Macedonians don't often get a chance to see people discussing the Macedonian "name issue". This is from last March.I had not realized that McCain was so hot on Macedonia's entry into Nato. Obviously, I was not surprised by Obama's position.I assumed McCain decided that it was n...
go to article »April 9, 2008
Turkish blogger Metin asks “What's in a name?” following Greece's vetoing Macedonia's bid to enter Nato. He also asks: “What if, when the U.S. troops leave Iraq (but not its government), the country is split into three, including Kurdistan. And Turkey finds itself oppos...
go to article »March 25, 2008
The democratic choice is an easier one for progressives to make in the UK than it is in the US. Over here, the ruling Labour Party is more progressive than the Conservative opposition on both foreign and domestic issues. But in the US, things are not so simple. Were I an American citizen, I would be...
go to article »February 12, 2008
The election of the candidate for the democratic party in the U.S is all over the news these days. Probably, the next democratic candidate will be the next president of the States, as the republicans suffer Bush's catastrophic policy results. As well as the rest of the world still does. Now we are...
go to article »February 3, 2008
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