Monthly Archives: March 2008
Reidar Visser: Debating Devolution in Iraq
Reidar Visser, Middle East Report Online, 10 March 2008 (Reidar Visser is a research fellow at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs and editor of the Iraq website www.historiae.org.) For additional background, see www.historiae.org and Reidar Visser, “Basra: Reluctant Seat … Continue reading
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Ghaith Abdul-Ahad: Dreams of reaching Europe grind to a halt in Beirut ghetto
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad in Beirut, The Guardian, 21 March 2008 This article appeared in the Guardian on Friday March 21 2008 on p30 of the International section. Muntaser, a young Iraqi refugee, washes his clothes in a shared toilet in the … Continue reading
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Dozens of Jewish Super-Delegates May Hold Key to Democratic Race
Campaign Marks a Communal Coming of Age in Party Politics By Jennifer Siegel Thu. Mar 20, 2008 According to a new survey conducted by the Forward, a disproportionately large share of the Democratic party’s super-delegates are Jewish. Many of them … Continue reading
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Media Roundup of Al-Arian Case, Hunger Strike
Tampa Bay Coalition for Justice and Peace Mar. 25, 2008 On Thursday Mar. 20, more than two weeks after beginning a water and food strike, Dr. Sami Al-Arian began drinking water. He remains on a hunger strike. Throughout his strike, … Continue reading
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