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WEATHERING THE STORM: THE LESSONS FROM THE UNREST IN IRAN By Richard Giragosian, Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS) ArmeniaNow 19 June 2009 US intervention in the internal affairs of many a country in the Middle East and elsewhere is common knowledge. The spectre of Coloured Revolutions is in the minds of many analysts. It is beyond the means of Keghart.com to conduct an independent study or investigations to analyze the recent events in Iran. Hence an item from GlobalResearch.ca is presented to the readers towards the end of Giragossian's article to form their own opinions. The recent post-election protests had many similarities with preceding events of "coloured revolutions". Even if they were home-grown and at grass-root level, one cannot avoid thinking that they had the potential of... [read full story]
AFP - Investigations were under way Sunday into the deaths of seven soldiers and police killed in what Afghan officials called a mis-targeted NATO air strike, one of the worst "friendly fire" incidents of an eight-year war.
The traditional Malacca House is Tourism Malaysia’s centrepiece at the world’s biggest tourism showcase in east London this week. Despite this, visitors will be enthralled by all the razzmatazz of the planet’s biggest tourism...
Artezio Software participated in the largest IT-summit in Orlando, USA, took place in October, 18th–22nd. New contacts with the top-management of major American companies were established. [PR.com - November 08, 2009]
Agoura Hills joins Thousand Oaks and Westlake Village as a Finish-line Host for the Nation’s “Tour de France” Coming May 2010. The City of Agoura Hills announced that it was selected by The Amgen Tour of California, the state’s...
