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The article presents the author's insights on the implications of the re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president of Iraq. It asserts that the supporters of presidential candidate Mir Hussein Moussavi strongly opposed his re-election as shown by their protest in Azadi Square, Teheran on June 15, 2009. It reveals that the political trip of Ahmadinejad was cancelled due to increase pressure brought by his re-election. It also notes the impact of the re-election to the foreign relation of Iran.

The article provides information related to Kenya. The country has long been known for relative stability. Its breathtaking Rift Valley and extraordinary game parks have drawn droves of international tourists, just as they once attracted British colonialists with a taste of grin and hunting lions. Through only three presidencies since independence in 1963, the country grew into one of Africa's larger economies,enjoyed good relations with the U.S.

The article discusses the author's views and observations over the Gaza war that Israel started on December 27, 2008. It describes the effects of the killings to the country and likens it to the many adversities in history of France and Germany and the situation of China and Japan. Israel backed by the U. S. is very strong in proving that Hamas must wither and die.