Month: September 2014
Art of Japan and Traditional Fashion: Ito Shinsui and Bijinga
Taliban Devise New Strategy in Afghanistan: Territorial Control and War on Afghan Intelligence Headquarters
Myanmar and Religious Tensions: China, Japan, India and US in Geopolitical Game
Art of Japan and Rich Influence of China: Tani Buncho
Statement on Ebola and Conflict in West Africa
Man of Mystery in the World of Japanese Woodblock Prints: Isoda Koryusai
Shared Concerns Over Salafi Extremism Steer Iran and Tajikistan Into Security Agreement
Russia Should Send Operatives to Syria: Caucasus Angle and Iran
Japanese Art and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Syrian Brotherhood Stands Nearer to ISIS Than to U.S.
Obama and the Syria Agenda: US to Utilize Covert Allies of ISIS via Draconian Saudi Arabia
Yorozu Tetsugoro and Art of Japan: Famous Son of Iwate
Yukio Mishima: Nationalist, Genius and the Perfect Death
Iran’s Two-Pronged Problem with the Islamic State: At Home and Abroad
Yumeji Takehisa and Japanese Art: Taisho Romanticism and Shadow of Shusui Kotoku
Ebola Deaths Keep on Mounting: Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone
President Bashar al-Assad Warned Against the Folly of Gulf and NATO Powers
Paul Gauguin and Japanese Art: Poverty and the Inner Soul
Wakayama and Japanese Tourism: Koyasan, Shirahama, Kumano Kodo & Kii Peninsula
Art of Japan and Ogata Korin (1658-1716)
Shia Persecution: Year After Year Shia Pilgrims are killed by Takfiri Islamists in Iraq
Catholic, Orthodox Patriarchs Call for Islamic State’s Destruction