Thousands of Iraqis stage anti-government protest
• aljazeera.comFor the third week, Iraqis gather in Baghdad's streets to protest corruption and call for an independent cabinet.
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For the third week, Iraqis gather in Baghdad's streets to protest corruption and call for an independent cabinet.
Consider the following two headlines during the past three weeks:
(And maybe the Amazon, too)
Clinton Still Demands More Sanctions on Iran for Tests
Yisrael Kristal survived two world wars and the Holocaust but doesn't consider himself particularly remarkable, despite being named the world's oldest living man Friday at age 112.
Arab schools in Israel prepare for break over syllabus after revised civics textbook depicts Palestinian citizens as 'immigrants in our own land'
Kim Jong-un orders North Korea's nuclear arsenal on standby Kim Jong-un's bombastic statement came after the UN security council's adoption of tough new sanctions on Pyongyang. -"UK Telegraph
President Barack Obama said five years after the U.S. intervened in Libya to topple then-dictator Moammar Qaddafi and prevent a bloody civil war that the plan pushed by advisers including Hillary Clinton "didn't work" and Libya is now "a mess
-, but Most Are Certain They Deserved It
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran's foreign ministry insisted on Thursday that the missile tests carried out by the country's Revolutionary Guard this week do not violate Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers or a U.N. Security Council resolution.
A resolution filed by Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) will likely come up for a vote this week. The measure would block the planned sale of upgraded F-16 fighter planes to the government of Pakistan.
I went to Libya in 1987 to interview its strongman, Muammar Khadaffi.
Government Seized Zaman on Friday, But German Office Remains Independent
10 Days Into Truce, Calm Generally Prevails
"We came, we saw, he died," exclaimed an ebullient Hillary Clinton, as she exulted over the horrific death of Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi, who was sodomized with a bayonet before being brutally murdered by rampaging militiamen.
Tehran (AFP) - Iran conducted multiple ballistic missile tests Tuesday in what it said was a display of "deterrent power," defying US sanctions imposed earlier this year aimed at disrupting its missile programme.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cancellation of a proposed meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama put more strain on their troubled ties on Tuesday just before a visit to Israel by Vice President Joe Biden.
According to a recent New York Times series of articles, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the key Obama Administration figure arguing for a US attack on Libya back in 2011.
It was recently revealed by Amnesty International that Turkish troops are regularly shooting at Syrian refugees who are stranded along their border.
continue with Hilaire Belloc and his book The Crusades: The World's Debate. Recall from my previous post on this topic:
Many See US Assessment as 'Overblown'
Rmelian Airfield Nearly Completed, Second Started Near Kobani
Scores Wounded in Attack on Checkpoint
And guess who's responsible?
Says Militants Were 'Imminent Threat to US Forces'
To the casual observer, Saudi Arabia might seem like an emboldened nation that is asserting itself.
day after Turkey's top-selling newspaper Zaman was taken over by the state, it dropped its criticisms of the government on Sunday and published flattering stories on President Tayyip Erdogan.
Court Approves Govt 'Trustees' to Run Paper
Destruction Worse Than Anywhere Else in Iraq
Buildings Leveled for Being in Military 'Firing Zone'