Just last Thursday, the BBC reported the death of three British soldiers on Afghanistani land while in encountering some Taliban insurgents; CoD was a bomb released by American air support.

Bush is not in a hurry this time to act militarily against Iran. He learnt his lesson. He wants to convince the whole world first that they should stop Iran's nuclear program, as it is of great threat to stability. And here comes the challenge! And here comes the difference!

Marking the anniversary of the intense Lebanese-Israeli war last July, Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah promised Israel "A Great Surprise" if they ever attacked Lebanon again. The group has expressed its wish was not to go to war with Jewish state, but it's ready for it in case it happens.

This is the tale of a "little girl"

Somewhere in Northern Africa, lived Cindiraq; a poor little girl, trapped in endless submission to her evil stepfather. As the years went by and the stepfather's gluttony off her riches and greed on her wealth took away everything she prized, Cindiraq prayed for salvation; the hope that someday Prince Charming would break down the castle door one day, swoop her off her feet and guide her to safety- and maybe, just maybe, help her achieve peace of mind and look after her family.

The issue of the statelessness is a concern for UNHCR(United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees); hence it is of great significance to be informed about. Starting off with a simple definition, a stateless person is someone with neither a nationality nor a citizenship and is not recognized by any country. There are over eleven million people around the globe who are stateless, and these stateless people enjoy nothing but very little access to fundamental rights such as education and health.

The situation of Uganda being a "no party" system is rising in concern, as its situation is getting really corrupted, and some question a sort of foreign intervention.