
On 22-26 FEB 2016, NEC-SE was invited to take part in various panel discussions at the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Convention in Tennessee. In my capacity as CEO of the Near East […]
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On 22-26 FEB 2016, NEC-SE was invited to take part in various panel discussions at the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Convention in Tennessee. In my capacity as CEO of the Near East […]
On 29 JAN 16 NEC-SE stated: “The difference between todays ISIS and the ancient peoples of the cradle of civilization-who are the Assyrians of today-is that the ancient peoples of the land […]
The difference between todays ISIS and the ancient peoples of the cradle of civilization-who are the Assyrians of today-is that the ancient peoples of the land and their Empire contributed to human […]
On 25 JAN 16 NEC-SE posted Saving Europe (again) at America’s Expense: Welcome to the Iranian Nuclear/Economic Deal. In the article we stated: “Based on these and other similar developments in the Middle […]
U.S. Saves Europe again! Iranian President Hassan Rohani has arrived in Rome on the first leg of a European tour, his first trip outside Iran since a nuclear deal with world powers […]
Japanese stock markets slipped into bear territory Wednesday as stock markets across Asia fell after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Tuesday cut its forecast for global growth for a third time in […]
“Last month, Bishop Francis Kalabat, the head of the Chaldean Catholic Church for Michigan, testified in front of a U.S. House subcommittee, where he panned the Obama administration for ignoring the suffering […]
“The continued collapse of The Baltic Dry Index remains ignored by most – besides we still have Netflix, right? But, as Dollar Vigilante’s Jeff Berwick details, it appears the worldwide ‘real’ economy […]
The Key Points “The note is particularly bearish on China and global commodities, and predicts that oil could fall as low as $16 a barrel. In a grim set of predictions, Andrew […]
“Revolution: One week into office, Argentina’s new president has slashed taxes, ripped out capital controls and restored the peso to its natural level. It takes guts, but this blaze of reforms has […]