The Elephant in the Room
Yesterday, Raúl Castro and President Obama met again for the second time in 6 months. As the tensions between Cuba and the …
Catalonia’s Fight for Sovereignty
Just this Sunday, parties that support Catalan independence won the majority of parliament seats in an election billed as a referendum …
End to the Syria’s Civil War? David Cameron Hopes so
Today, Syria remains an ever pressing issue on the minds of many. Syrian refugees continue to pour into Europe by the thousands, …
Trump to handle our foreign affairs?
Is Donald Trump really as crazy as he portrays or is it all a publicity stunt to position himself atop the …
ISIS Striking Fear
News on ISIS continues to grow, they are striking fear into the minds of Christians as they start turning churches into torture chambers …
The Return of Michel Kafando
Last October, President Blaise Compaoré of Burkina Faso was overthrown in an uprising. The people of Burkina Faso were displeased that Compaoré …
The U.N Tasked in Foreign Legal Strife
The Washington Post reports that the UN Human Rights Committee, an arm of the U.N, recently has taken to hear …
#PopeInPhilly
Pope Francis will travel to the United States for the first time ever on Tuesday, September 22nd. In my hometown of Philadelphia, …
Japan’s New Military Power
Pacifism has fundamentally characterized the Japanese Constitution, also known as the “Peace Constitution,” since its enactment in 1947 for a postwar Japan. …
The Vatican and Cuba
An article on Al-Jazeera America by Alfonso Serrano reports that the Cuban government plans on building the first Catholic church since 1959, when …