Diplomats
Nov 28 2010, Rudolf

Newspapers around the world are publishing what was supposed to be the most embarrassing leak of government secrets since the Pentagon papers.

Here is the U. K.’s Guardian newspaper snap short of what they found in 250,000 cables shared by the...

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Ikramuddin Bahram, Peshawar
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Sixty-three years after the birth of the United Nations, a push for reform of the Security Council - whose five permanent members still wield the most power - is once...
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A Jewish settler argues with an Israeli police officer as he tries to disrupt a tour by foreign diplomats in the divided West Bank city of Hebron, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008. Israeli police on Wednesday forced about 20 foreign diplomats to cut short a...