Paul Craig Roberts, who served as the US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy in the Ronald Reagan administration, has asked President Vladimir Putin for a Russian passport in a tongue-in-cheek opinion post published in response to a recent article in the Washington Post on so-called Russian propaganda "Now that CIA agent … Continue reading ‘My Life as a Putin Stooge’
Today in Singapore, we paid a visit to the Singapore botanic gardens. We spend a good few hours meandering through the gardens including the Orchid gardens beige stopping for Indian food at a resta… Source: Return to Botanics - Singapore Botanical gardens
The government of the Russian Republic of Karelia and China State Energy Engineering (Sinomec), a Chinese company, agreed to build an electric wind generating plant in the region, the press office of the head of the Republic announced The agreement on cooperation in the field of power system development involving the construction of the station … Continue reading Energy News – China to Build Wind Farm in Russian Karelia
10 days seemed like a long time to spend in one city at first, but there’s so much to do in Seoul that it ended up being just right. It’s a great place to experience all that’s weird and wonderful about Korean culture, and the locals are so friendly and helpful to foreigners. South … Continue reading Gangnam Style! A Guide to Seoul
Source: TRUNEWS The European Union's commissioner for migration urged EU member states on Monday (November 28) to take more refugees and send more asylum experts to help with the processing of migrants in countries such as Greece, where tensions have escalated at overcrowded camps. "The crisis we are all confronted with is far away from being … Continue reading Europe – Migrant Crisis – Migrant Invasion Could Mean War for Greece and Turkey
