Posted on June 17, 2009 by Dimitar Naydenov
Pat Buchanan surprised me with his Townhall column entry where he expressed support for President Obama’s stance on what is happening in Iran. I didn’t expect that, as on a Hardball issue several weeks ago he supported former Vice-President Richard Cheney on his speech against the same person he is now defending.
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Posted on January 7, 2009 by Dimitar Naydenov
Today I came across with this news article. Can you believe it???!!! Not only have the owners of Baidu managed to clean up their search engine of porn websites after a crackdown – they also oficially apologized to their netizens.
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Posted on December 14, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
How many times have you heard or read about climate change and what we are supposed to do in order to prevent future air pollution and other undesirable outcomes? Energy has never been very big an issue, and among the reasons for this were the rising gas prices during the first half of this year – [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: 20/20/20, Al Gore, Brazil, China, climate change, environmental groups, Europe, Mexico, speculation | Leave a Comment »
Posted on October 5, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
The Secret State is in the middle of a crisis. Actually, after the fall of communism in the late 1980s and early 1990s it has always been in crisis. Having isolated itself from the rest of the world in general and having suffered food shortages because of floods throughout the years, this poor country is [...]
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Posted on June 17, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
Gas prices have always been an issue since the beginning of the use of gas-operating devices. They have always been not just a political issue but also an economic, a financial and one that concerns the security of a country, that is, the most important issue for its existence.
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: Canada, China, economy, France, gas prices, Germany, Great Britain, Nigeria, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on March 22, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
Tibet is located in southwest China. The people who live there are of different ethnic groups but as many might infer, the Tibetan culture is predominant in that region. There are Tibetans outside the territory of Tibet as well. As journalist Adrienne Mong has pointed out in her blog on the MSNBC website, in Aba [...]
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