The European stock market and economic recession caused the US shares to close down to a lower level and already; a high level of wariness is hovering over the international stock market. As compared to last month, Dow Jones’ index dropped down to 0.34%, after rising up to 3.5% on last Monday. And that’s not all, because “Obamaville” also expressed some concerns through a spokesperson. For... 

The U.N. is going to open up with a new round of sanctions against Iran, by the end of June. But for now, a draft proposal hasn’t been submitted to the Security Council. On the other hand, Brazil has been working with Iran towards ceasing those nuclear weapons program, in hopes of slowing down the presentation of that draft to the United Nations Security Council. The Iranian government is facing... 

The stock market has been constantly facing a slump, since the last one week and this thing is common all over Europe and U.S. . . . The investors have become a lot more cautious and they’ve mulled the Greek debt crisis in a clear cut manner. The Down Jones Index also dropped by 140 points – 1.3% by this afternoon. They only managed to gain 59 points and lost 280 in return. Other than that, the... 

You are probably thinking that the current financial situation is more volatile? Nah, don’t you remember the time period of fall 2008? People are worried these days, thinking that Europe can’t redeem its debt woes and all those Greece related problems are just the tip of the ice berg. China, on the other hand, is slowing up its growth to get ahead of the inflation thing, and it is evident the way... 

Amidst the ongoing elections, a lot of folks believe that the American system of politics has come to Britain, well not exactly, because British politics is just a faded version of what common American people are used to seeing. Nick Clegg, quite a charismatic and smart person to lead the Liberal Democrats had a rally going on at Eastbourne – a small seaside town in southern England. Wednesday is... 

Unlike the Sudanese electoral run, the British elections are fair and square (some folks agree and some disagree) and the voters these days are taking part in a photo – finish election that went to the polls today. Some people are worrying that the Labour party is going to get away with most of the seats in parliament, even if it comes down to being third in national popular votes. Each party is... 

Are Iranians going to give in to the ongoing Non Proliferation Treaty? – Or, is something opposite going to occur? The answer isn’t clear to anyone because it depends mostly on whom you ask and how you are able to define violation in accordance to your own perspectives. Iran is okay with the U.S. and IAEA officials sniffing around for any suspicious activities. They opened their doors to the inspection... 

The recent NPT (Non Proliferation Treaty) had five signatories, namely; US, Russia, China, Britain and France. Noticeably, among all five of them, the U.S. and Russia are the main sources of nuclear warheads because of the vast majority of weapons they have. On the other side of the picture, we have three countries – Pakistan, India and Israel, who didn’t sign up for the NPT and that is why no... 

Faisal Shahzad – A Pakistani born U.S. citizen was accused of trying to set off a bomb in the heart of Manhattan on last Saturday night. If convicted (which he probably will be), he is going to be subject to a life imprisonment sentence by the court of law. Being a son of a former Pakistani vice air marshal, it was pretty unimaginable of Shahzad to be capable of such crime, because he belonged... 

Oakland City council has now joined the growing number of people and organizations boycotting Arizona products and businesses. The City council voted 7-0 on Tuesday to move forward with the boycott. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed the law back in April 23rd. Soon after the law was signed, immigration groups and many liberals spoke out against the bill and called it racist and ridiculed Arizona...