The Future of American and Kurdistan Relations
Readers of this blog know that I have spent a lot of time establishing business relationships in northern Iraq, which is controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). A report by American
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Readers of this blog know that I have spent a lot of time establishing business relationships in northern Iraq, which is controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). A report by American
Anyone who has been following international news has watched or read with dismay the rising violence in Kenya following presidential elections. The Kikuyu tribe, which has long been the dominant tribe in
One of the continuing debates in the environmental world is about the use of fertilizer. Some environmentalists lament that fertilizers are actually killing the land they are supposed to enrich and that
In a recent post, I discussed the dark side of the global commute as it is unfolding in Kurdistan [Kurdistan and the Global Commute]. The focus of that post was workers promised
In an earlier post, I discussed the John Templeton Foundation’s roundtable discussion about aid and Africa [Will Money Solve Africa’s Problems?]. The answer to that question was a qualified “no.” Africa certainly
I have written several posts about the global commute (which involves the movement of people and jobs around the globe). In times past, the only way to match jobs and people was
American’s of my generation and younger don’t really remember the fear of contracting polio that gripped much of the country before the early 1960s. That’s because the disease was pretty much eradicated
I’d like to end the year on an up-note. There are plenty of stories to cause concern — from the death of Benazir Bhutto to post-election riots in Kenya to more broken
A recent article (perhaps in BusinessWeek) talked about people who had been declared legally bankrupt and yet found themselves having to pay debts they believed had been cancelled by the courts. These
Over the past few days, Turkey has executed several air and ground raids against the Kurdish rebel group PKK (which has been widely condemned as a terrorist organization). This probably wouldn’t have
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