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LIPIEN: Remembering a Polish-American patriot
The Washington Times has published Ted Lipien’s article about Zofia Korbonska, an anti-Nazi and anti-Communist resister and a Voice of ... -
Democracy the antidote to Middle East’s pathologies?
Middle East peace? Sure. But, contrary to the prevailing myth, Palestinian statehood is not the key to solving the region’s ... -
Iran: repression fails to mask regime infighting
Pro-government Basij militiamen attacked the home of a Green movement leader to keep him from attending today’s Quds Day ... -
Witness in case of missing editor disappears, newspaper's lawyer locked in his apartment by police
A witness in the case of missing editor Vasyl Klymentyev has also gone missing, according to Petro Matvienko, deputy editor-in-chief ... -
Defending LGBT Rights Worldwide – Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch (HRW) – Originally posted here: Defending LGBT Rights Worldwide -
Egypt: US should support democratic reform or risk stoking radicalism
Egyptian democracy advocates today warned that the Obama Administration will jeopardize prospects for Middle East peace and boost the region’s ... -
Journalist stabbed
Rasul Shukursoy, a sports writer for "Komanda" newspaper, thinks the attack is related to an article the newspaper recently published. -
Islamist rule for Egypt?
Is the Muslim Brotherhood a viable alternative to the current Egyptian regime? Dissident sociologist Saad Eddin Ibrahim and Muhammad ‘Ali ... -
Russia’s civil society coming of age?
With dozens of pro-democracy demonstrators arrested today in the latest protests over freedom of assembly, does Vladimir Putin’s latest outburst ... -
Turkey’s turning, but which way?
Will Turkey become more or less democratic following the September 12 referendum on proposed constitutional amendments? The ruling Justice and ...
