by James Fontanella
“Young lives have been taken away from us due to our own negligence and that of the French government. At the moment, the flames are moving faster
On Sunday, Reuters soundman Waleed Khaled, was killed by five shots fired by US snipers in Iraq. His colleague, cameraman Haidar Kadhem, survived a shot in the back, but has
Welcome to the Evolving Personalised Information Construct. In this eight minute video, what starts as a spoof history of the media in the 20 years since Tim Berners Lee "
Apparently , he was promised to be released by "someone" who he trusted, but he is still in the hospital, was a fooled?
From Democrats.com we hear: "Last week, two organizations seeking an end to the Iraq War, began collecting signatures on a petition to Congress calling for an exit strategy.
Akbar Ganji, terminated his hunger strike after 71 days.
We don’t know the details as to why he decided to suspend his hunger strike nor do we know exactly
"Iran is not in a revolutionary or even a pre-revolutionary state." This quote is from an August 1978 CIA assessment of a government five months away from
by Brian Cathcart
There is outrage today in Britain at the latest revelations about the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, the Brazilian electrician shot dead by police who feared
It seems appropriate to announce the launch of Michael Naumann's election blog from Germany where I have been for the past week. Election posters are hanging everywhere in
President Ahmadinejad's cabinet more looks like a pizza cabinet.
The first group are the gate-keepers. They are hardliners with reputable intelligence credentials. Mohseni-Ejehyi (the Clerical and
Iranian Telecom is famous for the filters it imposes over websites/weblogs that are containing what the government considers as "against morals of the society" or "against
A few hours ago, Ahmadinejad submitted his list of ministers to the Majlis for vote of confidence.
Is this an 'ultra-hardliner' cabinet? Names such as Mohseni Ejehi
