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23:41 Former President George W Bush condemns today's 'insurrection' Former President George W Bush has issued a statement on the "scenes of mayhem" unfolding in the US Capitol. "It is a sickening and heartbreaking sight," the Republican wrote. "This is how election results are disputed...

NOTE: This is inside the Capitol.

Look at these images. Shocking.

I absolutety agree with you. Wealth is a amazing dopamine . If you look at the oil rich kingdoms in Middle East the underlying stability is provided by wealth. Democracy contrary to coomon refrain is not as a strong a calling as wealth. If the tensions you see in USA for instance were replicatd...

FoxLiveBlogTeamREPORTER 3 minutes ago New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo refers to storming of Capitol as "failed coup attempt." "The cornerstone of our democracy is the peaceful transfer of power." "We must call this what it actually is: a failed attempt at a coup. This is the final chapter of an...

That is pretty fair comment.

I think that seems proper. What we are seeing is unprecedented. We must bear in mind this is not just few idiots causing trouble. These people are actually representative of millions of Americans. And their head honcho, President Trump did got 46% of US vote and only few percentage points below...

Biden: It's not protest, it's insurrection. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/election-us-2020-55566501 Moment protesters storm US Capitol Building https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/election-us-2020-55564421

*chuckles*

Absolutely shocking. Unbelievable. For students of history this is a seminal moment. Great powers did not die in one day but slowly faded and degraded over time. Are we seeing the begining of the end for US imperial power? For me the scenes remind me of a softer version of Moscow 1993 coup.

Yes. If you don't your a mug.

Why Pakistan should be your pick for a post-lockdown adventure Under a new tourism drive, Pakistan is finally ready to take its place as one of the world's premier trekking destinations By Peter Watson 5 January 2021 • 1:29pm Credit: Peter Watson It is autumn of 2019 and the...

I think you need to ask the Indian media that has been spreading this?

I believe the original Turkish says "nuclear technology transfer" and not transfer of missile technology.

I think it is possible. In fact it may already be happening. But such things are done with plausible deniability. No chance some talking head in India will have access to such information. And I don't think there is anything wrong with Turkey having nukes. Surely if Israel, France can have it...

Don't be fooled by media with often Western sounding names. Many are just fronts for propaganda against Pakistan. Syndicated news is then passed on to other media who then print it which then is referanced by others, perhaps innocently until it is taken as fact. When it all began as a...

I would ask my Turkish friends to believe what you want that Indian media claims but please, if that so called 'news' has anything to do with Pakistan ignore it or take it with mountain of salt. Of lies, lies and more lies .. Indian disinformation network targets Pakistan, says European...

Is that the land of mythical names, land of mythical fables, land of make believe where you prepare a set like it's a Bolywood movie?

They often make it sound sinister. The fact is in every country with a multi-ethnic make up [that covers most of the countries] will have rivalries between differant groups and tussles over resources. This applies to Turkey, to Spain, to UK where Scots often complain about the English. This is...

This is a entire subject - 'reification' or how human abstract the world around them, sort it and package it. How we do that varies. The world around you or even the past has no one objective abstraction but in fact is open to so many interpretations. However the interpretation is often...