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Jamil Weld Mansour: Mauritanian Opposition Eager To Foil the Coup and We Are Ready For

Weld Mansour stressed that National Front and the bloc decided to go to Dakar for negotiations in order to improve the current negotiations and taking to account the desires and

Obama Chooses a Reliable Dictatorship

By choosing Cairo, Egypt as the platform for his long awaited address to the global Muslim community, President Barack Obama predictably leans on a reliable dictatorship suffocating a country that

Why is Islam in conflict with the West?

In the speeches he delivered in Ankara and Cairo, US President Barack Obama talked about making a new start between the US and the Muslim world. Naturally, all calls for

Open Letter to member States of the Human Rights Council

Excellencies, We are civil society organizations from throughout the world that have contributed to the Human Rights Council and its work since its establishment. We have observed with increasing concern

The Big Hate

Back in April, there was a huge fuss over an internal report by the Department of Homeland Security warning that current conditions resemble those in the early 1990s — a

Obama’s speech, words need action

The speech in Cairo of President Barack Hussein Obama was watched with keen interest by over one and a half billion people around the world. Obama’s eulogistic comments for Islam

The Plot Twists and Turns Before Iran’s Election

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has declared that he will expose corruption and cronyism among his critics in a television special that he plans to air before the election.

Diplomacy and Democracy Spending In the House

The House is considering H.R.2410 this morning to authorize funding for the State Department, the United Nations and the expansion of other diplomatic programs, including the Peace Corps.

POMED Notes: “Dr. Rafe al-Eissawi, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq” at the USIP

The United States Institute of Peace hosted a talk today featuring Iraq’s deputy prime minister responsible

Who Won Lebanon, And What Now?

Claims of U.S. influence in Lebanon’s elections last Sunday, including from Syria’s Al-Baath daily newspaper, point to Secretary Clinton and Vice President Biden’s pre-election visits as having impacted a March