Gayle Greene - Jan 26, 12
It is one of the marvels of our time that the nuclear industry managed to resurrect itself from its ruins at the end of the last century.
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Biased reporting of civil disturbances in Belarus coupled with the US recently enacting the "Belarus Democracy and Human Rights Act" suggest a policy of Western interference with the Lukashenko government.
It's estimated that China holds more natural gas – locked in its huge shale reserve – than the U.S.
Rumors are swirling that India and Iran are at the negotiating table right now, hammering out a deal to trade oil for gold. Why does that matter? Because it strikes at the heart of both the value of the US dollar and today's high-tension standoff with Iran.
As the first anniversary of the February 14 uprising approaches, the regime and the country at large find themselves at a crossroads in which there is dangerously little space for a strong middle ground.
