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What inspires Doug McGill
to write about Ethiopia?
| | New Today Mugabe must go by Thanos Kalamidas
The regional summit of the South African leaders for Zimbabwe ended and nobody was able to reach any kind of agreement between the two sides leaving the future of Zimbabwe looking darker than ever. (Add a comment) |  Why I Write About Ethiopia by Doug McGill
"Why the hell are you messing with my country's political affairs?" goes a typical e-mail from the dozens I've received this summer from readers living in Ethiopia, from immigrants living in Minnesota, and from throughout the Ethiopian diaspora. (12 comments) |  The Lost American: "Ginger Bread Lady" by Michael Lee Johnson
"Our poetry in the eighteenth century was prose; our prose in the seventeenth, poetry." - Augustus William Hare and Julius Charles Hare (1 comment) |  2nd Opinion #58 by Thanos K & Asa B
He is bad ...really bad! Seriously, I think you'll need a second opinion after this. (Add a comment) |
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|  The singer remains the same by Thanos Kalamidas
20 August 2008
Fine, fine; I have to admit it! The first thing that crossed my mind when I saw that Robert Plant celebrates his 60th birthday was... oh man, I'm getting old!!! (1 comment) |  Stone Mountain Sky Dream -- A Song by Christopher Wilkinson
20 August 2008
The song I offer you here, 'Stone Mountain Sky Dream', speaks to a lot of things. It's Rock. I won't even try to say what it means to me, or should mean to you. (3 comments) |  God's Country by Valerie Sartor
20 August 2008
Only a small part of why Mongolia has morphed from a fourth world country stereotyped by wild nomads and an unpronounceable, unreadable language into one of the hottest tourist destinations for Europeans and Americans of all ages. (1 comment) |  50 Bucks: Bring On the Sluts by Sarah Beetson
20 August 2008
Following shows in Melbourne and London, Sarah takes her second solo exhibition "50 Bucks: Bring On the Sluts" to Portland, Oregon. (34 comments) |  Musharraf's end game by Thanos Kalamidas
19 August 2008
The first one has gone and it was about time. Pakistan's dictator Pervez Musharraf resigned under the pressure of facing charges. Obviously he proved to have a bit of brain and just like Pinochet a few years ago he chose to leave power graciously. (1 comment) |  The Anger, the Longing, the Hope by Gush Shalom
19 August 2008
One of the wisest pronouncements I have heard in my life was that of an Egyptian general, a few days after Anwar Sadat's historic visit to Jerusalem. (1 comment) |  Photography By Mari Hokkanen by Alexandra Pereira
19 August 2008
Mari Hokkanen (b. 1979) is a fantastic young Finnish female photographer: talented, original and technically skilled. Mari appreciates nostalgic places or environments where she feels she can start telling a story. (26 comments) |  South Ossetia: The Guns of August by René Wadlow
19 August 2008
As the eyes of much of the world was focused on the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing on 8/8/08, Georgian troops moved into the province of South Ossetia to restore Georgian control. (1 comment) |  Finland's... I told you!!! by Thanos Kalamidas
18 August 2008
What is really going on with Finland's new nuclear plant? The money spent on it, the loans, the delays and the works to be done; in simple words, Finland's Olkiluoto nuclear plant is the perfect example of all that can go wrong in economic terms. (Add a comment) |  Constitution or Treaty? by Emanuel L. Paparella
18 August 2008
Carl G. Jung pointed out in his 'Modern Man in Search of a Soul' that Man is naturally religious and when he throws religion out the window, it will promptly return via the back door in the form of a fanatical cult or a totalitarian ideology. (1 comment) | | 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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