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The Rise of ISIS and Other Extremist Groups: the role of the West and Regional PowersBouthaina Shaaban
February 19, 2016
This essay examines the role of Western and regional players (i.e. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar) in inflaming the conflict and the growth of terrorism in Syria. It examines the attempts to break up Syria's civilian and military institutions, the delegitimization of the Syrian government, the attempts to procure a UN mandate for a military intervention in Syria, the imposition of suffocating economic sanctions on Syria, and most importantly the support that Western and regional powers gave to a plethora of armed groups, including al-Qaeda and ISIS, to fight the Syrian government. The latter point is scrutinized in order to highlight how the United States, and its allies in the region, cynically employed extremist groups in Syria to achieve geopolitical gains, thus leading to wider regional upheaval, the effects of which will most certainly go beyond the West Asia region.
Evolution: the Debate goes on Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 17, 2016
As a microchip designer for some 50 years, I've grown to accept a theory of evolution that recognizes an originating designer, rather than one that does not.
O Syria, your enemies "eat the bread of wickedness and drink the wine of violence"Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 17, 2016
The ongoing Syrian civil war has killed 250,000, wounded more than 1,000,000 and driven some 10,000,000 - half the population - out of the country as refugees, or left them homeless and displaced within its borders.
Mental health and workThe Canadian Charger
January 30, 2016
An employer must make reasonable accommodation for an employee with a disability. That includes a mental disability such as depression or anxiety. It's the law.
Global Crises 2016John McMurtry
January 30, 2016
Western Media, the Public Interest, Corrupting Youth, the Real Terrorism, Collective Consciousness
How to Privately Sponsor a Refugee in CanadaPatti Kemp and Edward C. Corrigan
January 30, 2016
The photo of Alan Kurdi, the young Syrian boy, laying face and dead down on a beach captured the attention of the World. The newly elected Justin Trudeau Liberal government pledged to bring 25,000 refugees to Canada by the end of February 2016. However, millions of refugees remain vulnerable and displaced, living in camps in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. The horror stories about the Syrian civil war and the resulting refugee crisis caused many Canadian wondering how they can help.
The Ununited WayReuel S. Amdur
January 30, 2016
The Oakville United Way is looking at the possibility of creation of an area-wide United Way, according to a Toronto Star editorial from last year. That reminded me of a United Way consolidation effort of which I was a part back in 1975.
Not in Western media: Most Egyptians support President Sisi (Part 1 out of 2)Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 14, 2016
(Cairo, Egypt) An estimated 80% of Egyptians support President Abdul Fattah El-Sisi, while 15% are in a wait-and-see mode and just 5% feel he's not doing anything right.
Not in Western media: Most Egyptians support President Sisi (Part 2 out of 2)Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 14, 2016
(Cairo, Egypt) To understand the dynamics of the Western media apparent double standard on truth, we must revisit some essential historical background.
Will 2016 be a good year for Egypt?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 9, 2016
(Cairo) Egyptian President Abdul Fattah El-Sisi has achieved an impressive record over the past 18 months. Can his government maintain its ambitious pace in 2016?

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