Vadim Nikitin of the Foreign Policy Association Russia blog, analyzes the parallel coverage of the South Ossetia conflict by US and Russian media, saying “The US media covered the Russian invasion of Georgia and its airstrikes on Gori, while the Russian media covered the Georgian invasion of S...
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On the little square in front of the Hotel Serena in Stone Town a corner for Obama has been created. Just like that! I really like when active citizens decide to express an attitude and gradually take over the public room - in this case with a bit of colourful grafitti and locally made mer...
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Regrets only: An Africa Journal comments on the recent report by Refugees International about “the increased militarization of U.S. foreign aid” and how it “is complicating the achievement of American foreign policy goals in Africa”. He also posts a response from AFRICOM to t...
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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...
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I recently came across a letter that US Presidential candidate Barack Obama wrote to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice highlighting the rapes of Congolese women and children.
Obviously, Obama is concerned about the increased violence against women and children in the eastern part of Congo. It a...
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Posted by
Elia Varela Serra
· 5:04 pm
· Cuba
In the last few days, mostly due to Fidel Castro's announcement to step down from power, US presidential candidates have been commenting on the situation in Cuba and discussing their planned policies with Cuba. Elia varela Serra reviews Cuban blogs to bring us the latest developments.
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