Politics Articles
101: DIY Solar Power: The Do-It-Yourself Alternative
Solar panels can be costly and tricky to install, but with DIY solar power you can install them yourself at a fraction of the cost.
102: Third World To Benefit From New Andorra Aid Policy
Tax haven Andorra is beginning to take overseas aid more seriously and for the first time is beginning to give assistance to Africa.
103: Is bush on the right path as a leader of a superpowr?
No matter how paradoxical it is, the people of the countries of the Eastern bloc, including the Soviet Union (with some exceptions) gained more from the collapse of the Union of the Soviet Socialist R
104: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Australian Visas
In the modern world there are few things governments protect more fiercely than the security of their borders. Australia is no different. As such, there seem to be a countless number of different visas, each appropriate to only a very specific set of reasons for visiting Australia. It is all too easy to become lost in the paperwork and jargon.
105: The True Story of The American Independence
Looking back in 1775, King George III was at Buckingham Palace, sitting in wistful mood on his commode. His 13 year old son Prince George , was sitting on the floor nearby, otherwise occupied with the 18th century equivalent of Game Boy: a model soldier with a rifle sat on a model elephant, shooting at a model tiger two planks of wood away.
106: The Craddle of Civilization - A Brief Introduction to Egyptian History
The roots of Egyptian civilization go back more than 6,000 years to the beginning of settled life along the banks of the Nile River. Read this article for a brief introduction to the amazing history of Egypt.
107: What Is A Designated Driver?
There are those who like to imbibe an occasional glass of beer, wine or another alcoholic drink. Sometimes these people choose to get behind the wheel of a car and drive. It's no secret that drunk driving or driving under the influence is illegal in every state, although the penalties might vary from state to state.
108: Rice Tries to Block Israeli Attack on Syria
Condoleezza Rice, the US Secretary of State, tried to block US approval for an Israeli attack on a Syrian nuclear site. Despite her opposition, the attack took place on 6 September 2007.
109: Laugh with Laffer over Supply-Side Economics
Since 1913, almost a hundred years now, this is the first time that we have had back-to-back elected presidents of opposing parties who have served two full terms.
Being able to compare the results
110: Model Tanks and Tank History
This article is about model tanks and where the idea for tanks came from.
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