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It seems like things will not settle anytime soon in Shaikh Jarrah of Palestine, as settlers do not suffice with building new settlements and evicting Palestinian families from their homes in the area, but are also attacking Palestinians who...
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Endorois is a minority community in Kenya and most people would not have known its existence until recently when it hit headlines after winning a case in which the...
made popular Mar 8 2010
Ironically enough some have called the new construction project being built in Al Rawabi, north of Ramallah on the West Bank, as the first “Palestinian Settlement”,...
made popular Mar 8 2010
“The initial investigation into the terror attacks that jolted Kabul’s Indian Guest house Friday has brought to light evidences linking Pakistan based ...
made popular Mar 8 2010
Pastor Martin Ssempa was quoted by the BBC, saying that he was showing the film to educate his church about what homosexuals do. He continues further to say that in...
made popular Mar 4 2010
The U.S. and Mexican governments have been holding a series of talks on the border. The goal of the El Paso meetings is to coordinate drug fighting efforts. Both...
made popular Mar 4 2010
Resuming talks for clearing the air of hostility and distrust between the two countries is certainly a breakthrough. There are speculations that the talks may not yield...
made popular Mar 4 2010
Jordanian authorities rushed last Thursday to try and contain an oil spill which was discovered by teams from the Royal Marine Conservation Society near Aqaba . The...
made popular Feb 26 2010
U.S. border patrol and Mexican federal agents have been sharing intelligence and working patrols together for the first time in a joint effort to crack down on drug...
made popular Feb 26 2010
The police department in most parts of the country is notorious for indulging in bribery and persecuting civilians. But in some instances, Pakistani police has proved...
made popular Feb 26 2010
Decapitated bodies dumped on the streets, drug-war shootings and regular attacks on police have obscured a significant fact: A falling homicide rate means people in...
made popular Feb 24 2010
If man and woman are equal, why then should a man be allowed to have several wives while a woman can only have one husband? This is the question the Constitutional...
made popular Feb 23 2010
Since the International Criminal Court issued a warrant of arrest against Sudan’s president Omar Al-Bashir in connection with atrocities committed in the country,...
made popular Feb 23 2010
“The biggest military operation against Taliban elements named “Operation Moshtarak” in the southern province of Helmand continues with minor sporadic...
made popular Feb 23 2010
It is a sad moment to the family of a Somali boy who died after undergoing reconstructive surgery in a hospital in Kenya. Mohamed Mohamoud who was horribly disfigured...
made popular Feb 4 2010
The case of Shazia’s murder has become a symbol of crime against the children of Pakistani nation. The 12 year old Christian girl was employed by Advocate Naeem...
made popular Feb 4 2010
Federal prosecutors in Mexico City announced yesterday they would seek to overturn the city’s new gay marriage law on the grounds that it is unconstitutional. A...
made popular Feb 4 2010
Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has launched a short message service (SMS) that enables students who sit national exams to get their results immediately after...
made popular Jan 29 2010
How can we legalise death when we want life? That could be the question; many Kenyans are asking themselves after the Parliamentary Select Committee on constitution...
made popular Jan 29 2010
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Around 3 months after the plane crash that resulted in the death of 5 Jordanian peacekeepers in Haiti, 3 Jordanian peacekeepers died and 23 were injured in the...
made popular Jan 29 2010
“In the wake of London Conference to be held on the 28th of this month, the civil society organizations functioning in Afghanistan have put forth their demand...
made popular Jan 29 2010
We cannot afford to put the country’s security in jeopardy over trivial issues, and I fully concur with human rights organizations which are calling for the...
made popular Jan 23 2010
“The introduction of new nominated ministers to the parliament will be delayed till after the winter vacations of the Afghan Parliament. It was announced by the...
made popular Jan 23 2010
Mexico opened the New Year with what could be its most dubious distinction yet in the 3-year-old battle against drug trafficking — 69 murders in one day. The...
made popular Jan 23 2010
In a new incident of grisly drug war violence, a man’s face and scalp were skinned and stitched onto a soccer ball as a threat to members of Mexico’s Juarez...
made popular Jan 19 2010
Lyari is one of the oldest and most densely populated constituent towns of Karachi, inhabited dominantly by Baloch people. It has also been one of the most dangerous...
made popular Jan 19 2010
More than two years after 17 Iraqis died in the Blackwater shootings in Iraq, and after the recent case dismissal, new reports have revealed that all but one family of...
made popular Jan 19 2010
An Egyptian decision to have 45 vehicles from the Gaza aid convoy pass through Israel instead of Rafah crossing, resulted in clashes between the pro-Palestinian...
made popular Jan 9 2010
With every incident of terrorism occurring in the developed western countries, Pakistani citizens are increasingly subject to suspicion and discrimination. The recent...
made popular Jan 9 2010
The year 2009 was a tumultuous time for Pakistan. Terrorism and militancy peaked this year in different parts of the country, especially the NWFP province and the...
made popular Jan 7 2010
It’s the 6th day of the year 2010 but things are a bit hazy for many Kenyans as the country continues to experience unprecedented rainfall while on the other hand the...
made popular Jan 7 2010
Female students at Uganda’s universities are under attack from rapists, thieves and gangsters who pose as students especially at night. Female students studying in...
made popular Jan 7 2010
The year 2010 started with Iraqi outrage over American judge’s decision to dismiss a case against the Black Water guards accused of killing 17 Iraqis. In September...
made popular Jan 7 2010
ALL said and done, we have to accept the reality that COP 15 is now history with or without the much hyped up climate deal. First, I think every Kenyans is now...
made popular Dec 30 2009
Journalists in the war-torn areas of NWFP and the tribal belt have been under attack for over 2 years. The threatened journalists mostly include those covering closely...
made popular Dec 30 2009
Exactly one year after the Israeli war on Gaza, aid convoys still find it hard to get through into the strip. The most recent convoy is one led by the British George...
made popular Dec 30 2009
‘Winning hearts and minds’ is the new Western strategy in Afghanistan as proclaimed by the Top western diplomats and military minds. However, it isn’t...
made popular Dec 30 2009
Our hearts grow tender with childhood memories and love of kindred, and we are better throughout the year for having, in spirit, become a child again at Christmas-time....
made popular Dec 26 2009
Packaged milk is widely used throughout the country, including a large number of children, each day. Selling contaminated milk has apparently been going on for a long...
made popular Dec 12 2009
The Arab states are responsible for less than 5 percent of the world’s total carbon emissions, but according to the Arab Forum for Environment and Development (AFED),...
made popular Dec 12 2009
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