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03 July 2009
U.S. troops (sort of) pull out of Iraq cities
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Mike Ferner
Iraq now (sort of) sovereign
(Sort of) pregnant woman makes medical history

As of June 30, all U.S. troops have left Iraq’s cities – except for Baghdad where municipal borders were redrawn so a U.S. base doesn't...
30 June 2009
Israel attacks justice boat: kidnaps human rights workers, confiscates medicine, toys and olive trees
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Greta Berlin
[23 miles off the coast of Gaza, 15:30pm] - Today Israeli Occupation Forces attacked and boarded the Free Gaza Movement boat, the SPIRIT OF HUMANITY, abducting 21 human rights workers from 11 countries, including Noble laureate Mairead...
27 June 2009
North Korea: "sanity" at the brink
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Michael Parenti
Nations that chart a self-defining course, seeking to use their land, labor, natural resources, and markets as they see fit, free from the smothering embrace of the US corporate global order, frequently become a target of defamation....
11 June 2009
A boy and an artificial leg: a Gaza story
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Ramzy Baroud
His room is ready; the walls have fresh paint and my kids prepared a basket of chocolates and other treats to place beside his bed. They hung a poster on his door that has been decorated with colored pens and glitter that says “Welcome...
08 June 2009
Is anyone speechless?
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Iqbal Jassat
Hopeful but not audacious enough!

This seems to sum up US President Barack Obama’s much vaunted speech to the Muslim world.

Comments and analysis from the Arab street as reflected on the screens of al-Jazeera, CNN...
01 June 2009
Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi is on trial because an American had "A Vision"
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Richard S. Ehrlich
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Burma's military regime wants the world's most famous political prisoner, Aung San Suu Kyi, to confess why she allegedly broke the law to shelter an American Mormon who "had a vision," sneaked into her mildewing villa...

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