Top news these days is the release of Laura Ling (32) and Euna Lee (36) from North Korea by former President Bill Clinton. The two U.S. journalists allegedly crossed into the Secret State from China in order to collect material for a report about trafficking of North Korean women into China. What impact did Bill Clinton have [...]
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Many people still think that it’s unthinkable for an American to live in North Korea. Crossing the Line shows the exact opposite.
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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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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 »
