How was DC?
Edited by Isaac Windes As I Promised in my previous blog, I’m back to share with you my Washington D.C. stay. It was an amazing experience that I had. Humphrey …
How was DC? Read MoreExploring the world through servant leadership
Edited by Isaac Windes As I Promised in my previous blog, I’m back to share with you my Washington D.C. stay. It was an amazing experience that I had. Humphrey …
How was DC? Read MoreHow Russian journalists became a hostage of Putin’s foreign policy “I don’t wanna talk to you” – these were the words from a famous British politician lady Catherin Ashton, …
How Russian journalists became a hostage of Putin’s foreign policy Read MoreFor me the two most important qualities a journalist should posses are unwavering integrity and rapacious curiosity. The daughter of a single mother I have spent my entire life watching …
What will I leave behind? Read MoreIn the end of the month Russian citizen Victor Oleynik will know the decision of the U.S. immigration official about the status of political asylum he requested on October, 11th. …
Russians emerge: a new wave of immigrants, running away of Putin’s regime, to hit the U.S. Read MoreWhy the Russian state media doesn’t recognize Arizona’s Senator Thursday, October, 25 marked the two month anniversary of the death of the esteemed Arizona Senator, John McCain. Alex Gorbachev, a …
Life and death of John McCain Read MoreFor a while I have been homesick, however, this past week offered me a chance to connect with my family and my culture once again. Dashain is the biggest annual festival …
Dashain in the United States Read MoreThe reason I have taken part in the Humphrey Seminar and the reason that I have studied abroad three times in my career at ASU, is that I have a …
Thoughts on working abroad: The decision Read MoreOne of the biggest names in journalism, Anderson Cooper received the 2018 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism on Wednesday Oct 17th, 2018 in a ceremony held at Sheraton …
My Top Three Takeaways From The #CronkiteLuncheon with Anderson Cooper Read MoreLebanon’s earliest evidence of civilization is as old as mankind. It dates back to periods predating recorded history; and with over 5,000 years of recorded history, the country is a treasure …
LEBANON: 1001 Nights of Civilizations Read MoreLoss, friendship and the gift of memory On Saturday, 20 October 2018, I was getting ready to go outside and take a walk. I had been indoors most of the …
A Tribute to a Fallen Friend Read More