NATO Still Threatened by Libya
NATO has decided to extend its mission in Libya for another 90 days. NATO Secretary-General Anders Rasmussen explains why: “This decision sends a...
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Trial of Geert Wilders Nears Verdict
As the spectacle of a man being tried for speaking the truth about Islam comes to its end in the Netherlands, the accused...
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Is Pakistan Our Friend? Ask Rep. West
Few, if any, understand what is happening in Afghanistan and Pakistan better than Republican Congressman and retired Army veteran Allen West of Florida...
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“Non-Western” Men Dominate Sex Crimes in Norway
Muslim men are continuing their brutal campaign of rape against Norwegian women, according to a police report broadcast on a Norwegian television station....
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Egyptian Nazi Party Formed
Al-Badeel, an Egyptian news service, has reported that an Egyptian Nazi Party will contend in the upcoming elections. Emad Abdel Sattar, a founding...
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Pope’s Remarks Recall the Nazi War on Christ
Pope Benedict XVI, who like other teenagers in Nazi Germany, was forced to join the Hitler Youth, recently recalled solemnly the evils of...
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Will the Crises in Spain Combine to Make the “Perfect Storm”?
The financial crisis threatening to bring down the economies of Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain (the so-called “PIGS” countries) has long-term consequences which...
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G8 Promises Billions in Aid to the Arab Spring
At last week’s meeting held in Deauville, France, the assembled leaders of the so-called G8 (the “wealthiest industrialized nations”) agreed to send at...
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Muslim Mob Besieges Egyptian Church
In the latest display of the intolerance of Islam, Muslims in Egypt are trying to block the reopening of a Coptic church until...
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Pakistan Reveals Its True Colors
For longtime readers of The New American, the fact that President George W. Bush immediately looked to Pakistan as the prime ally in...
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Maoism Will Not End Problems in Nepal
The name “Katmandu” brings up images of Lost Horizons and Shangri La and, perhaps, the Abominable Snowman. Katmandu is the capital of Nepal,...
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Perfect Financial Storm Shaping Up for Europe, U.S.
The walls are closing in on the eurozone, as options for resolving the European debt crisis are about to narrow dramatically. After many...
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Former Egyptian President to Stand Trial
Egypt’s deposed president, Hosni Mubarak (left), will be facing trial on charges of corruption and murder. The news is just one more plaguing...
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Egyptian Socialists Form Common Front
Recent developments in Egyptian politics are revealing that not only Islamic militants are gaining power in the new regime: Communists are also preparing...
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Greek Austerity, Privatization Programs Won’t Be Enough
In its efforts to avoid restructuring (i.e., defaulting on) its debt, Greece announced the sale of some of its assets to raise funds...
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