Syrian president unites international community in condemnation of his violence
Monday, August 8, 2011
By James M. Dorsey
Syrian president Bashar al Assad has succeeded where US and European diplomacy failed: five months into anti-government demonstrations demanding his resignation, Mr. Assad has united the international community in decrying the brutality of his failed effort to crush the protests.
Increasingly cornered, Mr. Assad failed in the past week to read the writing on the wall. His ferocious attack on Hama, Syria’s…
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seeded by Shaheeen Sultan Dhanji - Somalia: the Real Causes of Famine
For the last twenty years, Somalia has been entangled in a "civil war" amidst the destruction of both its rural and urban economies.
The country is now facing widespread famine. According to reports, tens…
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A Wind Of Change-50-Years After The Freedom Rides
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Wikileak: US military Aid to Colombia Enriches Defense Companies; Columbia Reports 3/31/11
The United States spent more than $7 billion in military aid to Colombia since the year 2000.
"There are several powerful companies and lobbies in Washington such as Lockheed Martin, say Raytheon, Northrop Grumman; military intelligence contractors who lobby Congress and their contacts within the Pentagon and the CIA to engage in special programs in Colombia with provisos written to make sure that the money actually cycles back to the United States," the WikiLeaks founder…
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Call for Applications, US, Rabbis without Borders Fellowship
To help rabbis to lead the way in bringing Jewish ideas to the widest possible audiences, RWB invites applications for its Fellowship Program. The Fellowship Program will bring together rabbis from across the country and across the ideological spectrum to study with leading thinkers, authors, and influential people working in the fields of media, politics, public policy, American religion, and contemporary…
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Japan’s new national defense program – shaping up for the 21st century?
Japan announced its defense program in mid-December foreseeing a more dynamic, proactive and flexible military approach in the next decade. This policy shift could be simply described as rebalancing and adjusting Japan’s threat assessment and priorities from the Cold War era to the rising power of China. In fact, it has even wider implications: the new Japanese blueprint offers an insight into future strategic developments in the Asia Pacific region where,…
Added by Donatello Osti on January 17, 2011 at 1:19pm — No Comments
At the death of Richard Holbrooke
At the death of U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke, there is no end to the praise. Obama, CNN and Wesley Clarke are out of all proportions. Tiny fact like these are left aside:
1) Holbrooke gave the green light for the Kwangju massacre on South Korean students 1980.
2) He undermined non-violent Dr. Rugova in Kosovo by helping the murky US -defined terrorists of the Kosovo Liberation Army to take over.
3) He was a prime mover in the expansion of NATO after the Cold…
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This week in conflict... October 23rd-29th, 2010.
World
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This week in conflict… September 25th-October 1st, 2010
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This week in conflict... September 17th-24th, 2010.
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This week in conflict… September 11- 17th, 2010
World
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This week in conflict… August 21st-27th, 2010.
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ONE WEEK LEFT - Essay and Video Contests, Creative Learning’s America’s Unofficial Ambassadors
Added by Sigma Chang on July 9, 2010 at 3:30pm — 7 Comments
US Hikers: No more lies - the truth about this case
hostages in Iran

Sarah Shourd (with her mother), one of the 3 US hikers held in Evin Prison,…
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Politics on Peace and Constitution in Nepal
Added by Krishna H. Pushkar on January 12, 2010 at 8:30am — No Comments
Nepal's Tumbling Peace
Added by Krishna H. Pushkar on October 29, 2009 at 11:49am — No Comments
Nepal's Special Security Plan: Political Stunt?
Added by Krishna H. Pushkar on October 8, 2009 at 11:59am — No Comments
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