BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE It took fewer lives to topple the regime in Tunisia. The same could be said of Gaddafi’s Libya and Egypt where the Arab uprising and rebel oppositions, helped end dictatorial rules. For those nations, it was a… Read More ›
War and Politics
THE FATE OF ABU MAZEN, ISRAEL-HAMAS PEACE WILL MAKE THE PA POWERLESS
BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE As Hamas continues to claim its vague “victory” over the brief war with Israel, there is a sense of pride among Palestinians that Hamas’s choice of violence over peaceful negotiation worked to the advantage of Palestinians not… Read More ›
ISRAEL- HAMAS TRUCE, A COSMETIC PEACE WITH BOUNDARY
BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE A peace agreement has been reached after more than 1,500 rockets landed in Israel killing six based on official report by the government. More than 110 Palestinians lost their lives including the killing of 10 people from… Read More ›
AHMED AL-JA’ABARI: PALESTINIAN ASSASSINATION, UNENDING WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST
BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE It is a war that has no end. It has outlived many administrations of modern day America and though, past and present leadership in Washington have tried to resolve it, they have failed to do so. For… Read More ›
BEIRUT ON FIRE, WHY WISSAM AL-HASSAN WAS ASSASSINATED
BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE The targeted assassination of Brig. General Wissam Al-Hassan, the Intelligence Chief of Lebanon’s Security Service, was a reminder of how fast the war in Syria is spreading to its neighbors in the region. On Friday, a powerful… Read More ›
THE WARRIOR IS SUICIDAL: Army Suicide And The War Inside
By Adeyemi Oshunrinade The withdrawal of American troops from Iraq in December 2011 was a memorable occasion for the entire nation and Army families desperate to see their loved ones come home. With about 4,500 soldiers dead and more than… Read More ›
SYRIA ASSAD: A Crushed Legitimacy, Why Resolutions No Longer Matter by Adeyemi Oshunrinade
The fact that the UN Security Council rejects the Draft Resolution on Syria is not a surprise to those who know how diplomacy works at the United Nations. As international anger continues to grow over reports of mass killing at… Read More ›
