Comments (0) A storm of protest from free-speech activists, popular Internet sites, and Internet users has prompted several U.S. lawmakers to drop their support for proposed Internet antipiracy legislation, including some co-sponsors of the controversial bills. View full post on Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
A Marine sergeant charged in the biggest criminal case against US troops in the Iraq war lost control of himself when he and his squad killed 24 Iraqis in one of the defining moments of the war, according to a military prosecutor View full post on Iraq Updates – Latest News
“Events are in the saddle and ride mankind.” In describing 2011, few cliches seem more appropriate. For in this past year, we Americans seemed to lose control of our destiny, as events seemed to be in the saddle. View full post on Assyrian International News Agency
The West tries to reassure itself that North Korea’s nuclear weapons won’t get lost in the shuffle of succession.
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To pump nearly a billion dollars to the Iraqi market during the four-day strike was made by the Central Bank of the market, currency speculators in order to regain control of the Central Bank on exchange rates, which saw excessive vibration during the last week and are delivered Bdilalh on the value of Iraqi dinar, [...]
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Despite the US’s declared withdrawal of its military personnel and contractors out of Iraq, Washington has prepared to control the country’s rich oil reserves in any case, shared Ranjit Singh Kalha, former India’s ambassador to Iraq in the 1990s. View full post on Iraq Updates – Latest News
General from ruling military says new parliament not representative and will not draft new constitution on its own. View full post on AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJE)
The United States on Friday handed over to Iraqi control the sprawling Victory Base Complex near Baghdad, the main base from which the US war in Iraq was run, a US military spokesman said. View full post on Iraq Updates – Latest News
Egyptian security forces have stormed a central Cairo square to seize control from protesters who had set up camp there. View full post on Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Police and demonstrators fight pitched battles in central Cairo after security forces descend on protest hub. View full post on AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJE)
