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Donald Rumsfeld’s dirty laundry

It’s unknowable whether the September 11 attacks could have been averted, but a more responsible administration certainly would have paid closer attention to the warnings about al-Qaida coming from people

Growing in Crisis

Although the Islamist participants at the roundtable conceded that they had failed to promote democratic reforms in their countries through democratic mechanisms, they still maintained that participation in the political

Miliband Calls for Fair Engagement with Islamists

“To broaden the coalition and win consent, we need to understand the Muslim world better, or we will risk undermining the force of our own argument, as I have sometimes

Benghazi is off-limits for Amnesty International

According to sources from Human Rights Solidarity LHRS, the most active Libyan human rights watch dog based in Geneva Switzerland , the AI team was about to board the 10:00

Interview with Tariq Ramadan,

ITariq Ramadan is considered by many one of Europe"s most influential intellectuals. In this interview with Claudia Mende, the Swiss Muslim academic talks about his understanding of European citizenship, his

1,350 Experts and Leaders Urge President Obama to Support HR and Democracy in the Middle

Improving relations between the United States and Middle Eastern nations is not simply a matter of changing some policies here and there. For too long, U.S. policy toward the Middle

A misbegotten government

The new Palestinian Authority (PA) government which was sworn in Ramallah Tuesday, 19 May, is another prescription for failure. Hence, one would exaggerate little by saying that the new cabinet

Hamas: Statements of Netanyahu and Obama on Jerusalem, RoR old and rejected

The Hamas Movement has described Thursday the statements of Israeli premier Binyamin Netanyahu of considering the occupied city of Jerusalem as the indivisible capital of "Israel" as "old" and rejected

Obama and the wrong side of history: Bernd Debusmann

The U.S. Department of State, which issues annual reports on human rights, gives Egypt poor grades and notes "the government’s respect for freedoms of press, association and religion declined during