Opinion

PAKISTAN’S newly elected government will be facing a stern test in the coming months on all fronts.

THE disclosure of vast government surveillance programs has renewed the debate about whether the kind of transparent oversight that Americans expect from their government can work if it might compr

The dusty, remote spot in Nigeria’s far northeast where the military says insurgents operated a major camp is now little more than burned-out cars, strewn trash an

Every time I hear a story of a scholarship student gone astray, the issue of cultural shock just pops to mind.

A vague and unclear image has surrounded one of the biggest economic projects in the 21st century.

An interesting thing happens when a country’s tourism industry begins to expand and bring in some real money — the inherent characteristics of that place, wh

The fact is all garbage that fills our streets, our gardens and accumulates around the garbage bins next to our homes and our business centers is sickening, but it did n

Every now and then I break down. Into sobs of touching sentiment.

Eight thousand Saudis have graduated days ago from the United States. From Ph.D to BA, you name it and they have accomplished it.

It looks like history repeating itself, but with different players at a different venue this time.