By: Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis    [ Enlarge ]Continuing the series of articles on the insightful documentation provided by the Russian Military Officer, Explorer, and Orthodox Monk in his books about his deeds and excursions, observations and explorations in Abyssinia (undertaken over three years 1896 — 1899), I herewith republish the chapter on the History of [...]

   By: Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis    [ Enlarge ]Continuing the series of articles on the insightful documentation provided by the Russian Military Officer, Explorer, and Orthodox Monk in his books about his deeds and excursions, observations and explorations in Abyssinia (undertaken over three years 1896 — 1899), I herewith republish chapters on the Ethiopian System of [...]

   Dr. Wolassa Kumo1. Introduction Sub Saharan Africa is a home to 47 of the 53 countries in the continent. In 2009, based on GNI per capita, the World Bank classified countries into four categories: (a) low income, with GNI per capita of $995 or less; (b) lower middle income $996 – $3,945; (c) upper middle [...]

LAWRENCE O’DONNELL: The Republican party may not have figured out exactly how to finesse their connection to the Tea Party movement, particularly since it is such a powerfully polarizing force. But, Democrats are more than willing to make the obvious link. They are equating the GOP to the Tea Party with all that implies. Yesterday, [...]

New York Times Editorial: The federal judge who ruled on Arizona’s noxious immigration law did not stop all of it from taking effect, but she preliminarily halted the worst of it. Arizona’s law is not a case of a state helping the federal government do a job it neglected. It is a radical upending of [...]