Its author is Keith Suter who is an Australian consultant on strategic planning. The book I'm reading now deals with the most important 50 questions that can be raised towards world issues, like: Is China the next super power? Can the West win the war on terrorism? Is the world running out of oil? Why did the United States invade Iraq? Will there ever be peace in Israel and Palestine?The answers seem to be self significant, but the writer considers the asking in every point of view. Thus he can give a wide spectrum and the reader can realise that these international issues are rather complex and their solutions aren't easy at all. I chose this book because I think we should understand what's going on in the world in these days. The style and the language that the writer uses are easy to comprehend so every reader can have a clear picture about the topic Keith Suter is dealing with. I can recommend this book to everyone, because it's a really good one.
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Dear Zsuzsi
This time I don't want to comment your post, I write you, because I wanted to set off your blog as the best of this semester, but I had to evaluate one's writings from my group, and I thought that I share with you my opinion.
Besides your writings are covering many topics and what's more very common topics, these posts are well-structured and your grammar is almost perfect! I must also say that you use your wide vocabulary with felicity. I always enjoyed reading your thoughts, because your interests are close to mine and we have some common points in our lives, so it was good for me to read your ideas that inspired me a lots of times. Thanks for the experience :)
Dear Eszti,
Thank you for your opinion, it was really nice from you! :)
Dear Zsuzi,
I am the web editor for Keith Suters new blog: www.keithsuter.com. Just thought that you may like the interactive format and daily news updates.
Great blog by the way!
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