How long are the Greeks expected to keep taking bad medicine?
It's all I can do to keep from screaming when the Greek financial catastrophe is blamed on the Greek people. They are called corru…
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Was the Syrian Cease-Fire Agreed To in Vain?
Pictured above: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad As I'm writing this article I continue to wait on any new updates about the ceas…
Integrating the Afghan Society
Decades of war transformed the afghan society from a conservative culture to an aggressive people. Taliban got a share of governan…
Roya Mahboob
I just got done reading the article Roya Mahboob, an Afghan Woman Entrepreneur at TEDxKabul, and it was extremely interesting! I s…
South Asia, Step 1: Cultural Diffusion it's a Global Thing
Cultural diffusion is no longer confined within the melting pot known as America, and hasn't been for a while. This really struck …
(Opinion) Afghanistan Violence: Why Afghanistan will never see peace
War is usually defined as one army in combat with another but in Afghanistan, this definition of war is obsolete to say the least.…
What the 2012 Presidential Election Means...
Remember in 2000 when Bush 2 nosed out Gore for the presidency. I had an ominous feeling that Bush's naivete would bring ruin on o…
Central and South Asian Development and Economy Through Afghanistan, The New Switzerland
This week, I was a keynote speaker at the Marketing American Association at SUNY New Paltz. There, I got in touch with a few hundr…
MALALA'S STORY POSES SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF PAKISTANI AND AFGHAN WOMEN
"My people need me." Malala Yousufzai, the schoolgirl who was shot by the Talibans on October 9th just because she was trying to g…
Ambassador Muhamed Sacirbey speaks on the pros and cons of Afghan economy
Ambassador Muhamed Sacirbey in this video explores different facets of the economy of Afghanistan. He points out that Afghan econo…
