Serbia’s minister for Kosovo, Slobodan Samardzic, has proposed the ethnic division of Kosova to the UN mission in the disputed territory, a Belgrade newspaper reports. The key point of the accord offered to the UN mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) is… Read moreSerbia proposes division of Kosova
Newly pseudo-independent Kosova, it seems, is serving as a sort of political Rorschach test, with commentators’ views on its drive for self-determination shaped more by their views on other issues. Days after left-wing Israeli dissident Uri Avnery noted Israeli reluctance… Read moreMissing on Kosova: the sufi voice?
Recent clashes between the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) and fighters from the nomadic Arab Miserriya community have displaced hundreds of civilians from their homes and raised tension across Abyei, a region lying between the north and South Sudan. Abyei’s… Read moreMiserriya Arab nomads new pawns in struggle for Sudan
Journalist Claims Philadelphia Police Officer Killed by Friendly Fire by Hans Bennett, The Defenestrator Almost 30 years after their imprisonment, the eight remaining “MOVE 9” prisoners are now eligible for parole. April hearings are scheduled for only seven, because Chuck… Read moreAS “MOVE 9” AWAIT PAROLE…
Continue ReadingAS “MOVE 9” AWAIT PAROLE…Barack Obama and Latin America by Nikolas Kozloff, Council on Hemispheric Affairs As the US presidential campaign heats up, Barack Obama, the likely Democratic nominee, has not been very eager to comprehensively address Latin America as an issue. In recent… Read moreTHE AUDACITY OF VAGUENESS
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