US Justice Dept grossly polluting the Free Market ecosystem
The court upheld the conclusion of a federal judge that the 2004 inspections, which involved frisking and fingerprinting, did not violate U.S. constitutional rights to practice religion and avoid unlawful searches.
New analysis of Sharif’s return to Pakistan
China Hand asserts Western scribes are perhaps overly enamored of the “Musharraf has his back against the wall and is being forced to make democratic concessions” narrative...
Australians vote for new leader, old policies
24 November 2007
From Voice of America via Global Security: Labor’s victory ends more than a decade of conservative government under John Howard. The 68-year-old former solicitor became Prime Minister in 1996 and had been seeking a fifth consecutive term in office. Mr. Howard formally conceded defeat before supporters at a hotel in Sydney. “A few minutes ago I telephoned Mr. Rudd [...]
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Iraqi parliament demands US withdrawal: Coup talk imminent?
24 November 2007
From TheRealNews: From the transcript: Last year, when the time of renewing the United Nations mandate approached, Maliki cabinet and the Iraqi presidency went ahead and bypassed the Iraqi parliament, despite the fact that the parliament is the entity that has the exclusive constitutional authority over ratifying or approving the international treaties. This year, I think, the [...]
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In Russia, the Law breaks You
24 November 2007
From AP: Former chess champion Garry Kasparov was convicted of leading an opposition protest and sentenced to five days in jail by a Moscow court Saturday. Kasparov and dozens of other demonstrators were detained hours earlier after riot police clashed with Kremlin opponents following a protest rally that drew several thousand people. The former chess champion was forced [...]
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CFE increasingly irrelevant as Long War heats up
23 November 2007
From Global Security: Georgia’s Foreign Ministry said Friday that Russia had not fulfilled all its obligations under previous agreements on the complete withdrawal of its military bases from the country. The Georgian ministry said Moscow had not yet closed its base in Gudauta, in the zone of a conflict between Georgia and its breakaway region of Abkhazia. “Despite [...]
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