Showing posts with label Yemen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yemen. Show all posts

Twenty Elections that could change the World in 2012

Sunday, January 1, 2012


It's not just Barack Obama and the upcoming elections that can change the world as we know it this year, there are 19 other very important elections, that can be either--a good thing or in some cases-- a bad thing. If there is one thing we know, it's when power is given to the wrong person or party, an entire nation and it's people will suffer. It is why elections are so very important to society--making sure that the people and their needs are met first, making sure the right person gets into office.

In 2011, we saw citizens take to the streets demanding change, overthrowing long standing leaders and thier regimes. It was a year of "enough is enough". From Tunisia's Bin Ali, Egypt's Mubarak and Libya's Gadafi, 2011 proved to be a year that changed the world as we know it. However, it is 2012, that will stand out in history, as 20 countries around the world will undergo a leadership transition. Four of those countries being permananent members of the U.N Security Council- the United States, Russia, China and France. Third world countries will have national, state or local elecctions and we will finally see the Arab Spring counrties putting thier democracies to work.

Where Does Al-Qaeda Go From Here?

Thursday, May 5, 2011


As we learned Sunday night of the death of the most hated man in the world on, the question still remains “Are we safer now?” Has Bin Laden’s death made the world safer or only fueled his followers to seek avenge on the United States and its supporters? At day’s end, an Osama Bin Laden dead is a better deal than an Osama Bin Laden alive. I am sure most of the world would love to think that, but sadly it is not so.


Children of the Revolution

Thursday, April 14, 2011

All photos courtesy foreignpolicy.com

They are the littlest revolutionist you’ll see in the wake of the uprisings in the Mideast and Africa, but don’t underestimate these little people, because they too are hoping and wanting change. However the question still remains are they too young to be a part of such a violent revolution? Or could their presence bring about some ground breaking change?

PHOTOS: Egypt's Protest

Friday, January 28, 2011


A day of intense protest through out Egypt has caused military forces on the streets ordered by President Hosni Mubarak. The leader, who the Egyptians people want out, has also ordered a nation wide overnight curfew.



 

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