The Middle East

COMMENTARY | Perhaps it might sound cold and callous of me to say it, but now that we're getting out of Iraq, as reported by the AP, let's get out of the rest of the Middle East too. Sometimes folks need to work out their own problems for themselves...

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When people hear that there are Christians in the Middle East, most are not familiar with the fact they align their beliefs with the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church.

The recent discovery of ancient lava stone structures found in Jordan has the world asking: "What is their purpose?"

The consumption of a finite resource is simply a finite venture and the faster we use the quicker it peaks. Saudi Arabia is a major oil producer with 73% of all incremental world demand being met by this country.

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The instability in the Middle East has certainly been felt in oil prices, yet the real danger lies in how the situation might progress over time.

As populous uprisings continue to shake the Middle East and North Africa, some will ultimately lead to successes and governments must be formed that can bring order while truly representing the interests of their populations

The idea of freedom has been elusive in the Middle East. The recent uprisings across the region has given reason for renewed hope of a brighter future, the end of dictators, and the promise of freedom.

The rise in fuel prices, combined with the political unrest in the Middle East and the political tension between Democrats and Republicans over the national budget, is creating the perfect storm that may destroy America's economic recovery.

Is the United States missing it's best opportunity to win the war on terror ?

The political and strategic implications of the uprisings in the Middle East have broad implications for countries in the region such as Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, but will also affect the influence of the Untied States in the region.

If the transition to democracy goes well for Egypt, and hopefully for places like Tunisia, the pressure to democratize will only intensify across the entire region.

It may prove a lot easier to negotiate with one reasonably sane dictator than appease a nation of hard-line fanatical Muslims.

This is Egypt's moment. Perhaps it will serve as a model for the whole Middle East. Who knows what role the US will play?

While Egyptians demand change, US must educate the people and leaders of Egypt of the true spirit of democratization.

To market your business to the Middle East population effectively, it's important to understand the spending pattern of people living in different regions.

Change is coming to the Middle East, and the United States is on the wrong side

Analysis of the themes shared by the books Epic Encounters and Stories of Scottsboro

Review of the book Epic Encounters by Melani McAllister, explaining what happened when U.S. interests encountered the Middle East.

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A green revolution could be a start to supply much of Iraq, or any developing country, the basic needs the war-torn people need to restart a new economy that can compete with the industrial nations without being too dependent on foreign aid.

Prior to the terrorist attacks on 9/11, little focus was given to the Middle East. This overview of the birth of militant Islamism will shed light on the problems Middle Easterners face and the motivations they have to commit violence.

Condoleezza and George W Bush have both served as oil company tycoons. The reason we have been in the middle east is quite obvious.

Linda Norgrove became the latest civilian casualty in the continuing wars in the Middle East. She joins Kenneth Bigley, Margaret Hassan and Paula Lloyd among some of the most notable civilian deaths in the region.

A synopsis of a certain type of governmental spending, how it ties in with Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf's annual speaking tours in the Middle East and includes a reminder of the contents of the US Constitution.

Hilary Clinton brings Israel and Palestine to the peace table after two years with no progress.

After years of debate, the Middle Eastern conflict is still in full swing. Looking beyond political games and media spinning, is there a possibility for peace?