Let's Go International, September 2010

Revelations and Relevance

The international world has been set on fire this past month with announcements of leadership changes, attempted coups, and bizarre acknowledgments by world leaders. In North Korea, Kim Jong Il promotes his heir apparent; in Ecuador the President is attacked during a coup; and Fidel Castro admits communism has failed. Let's dig deeper into these game changing and bizarre developments.

Let's Go International, August 2010

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Rising Action

This month could not be more accurately describe by any words other than rising action. With the escalating tensions with North Korea, the scheduled Middle East Peace Talks, as well as the many other surprises that developed across the world this month. The month of August 2010 could very well be the rising action that will dictate much of the worlds, near and distant future.

Let's Go International, July 2010

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The Calm Before the Storm

After the chaos that seemed to engulf Asia in June and the many political upheavals that echoed around the world, the month of July seems relatively tame. Besides a few isolated natural disasters, the international community has not seen any shake-ups or shakedowns this month. Let's hope that this is indeed not the calm before the storm, but possibly the beginning of an extended political calm so that America can catch its breath.

Let's Go International, June 2010

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A Month in the World

The month of June has seen news stories centered on the continent of Asia which seems to have exploded in different ways. From Japan to Kyrgyzstan, Asia has revealed to the world that the nations in that area are politically and socially unstable and have provided the second edition of Let's Go International with a plethora of news stories. From ethnic violence to political resignations Asia has become the international hot spot for all things controversial and tragic, lets take a peak at the chaos mounting throughout the expansive continent.