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Obama must discuss religious liberty in Russia

Joseph K. Grieboski of the Institute on Religion and Public Policy wrote President Obama asking him to bring up issues of religious liberty when he meets with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.
Related: russia, geopolitics, religious persecution, christianity, orthodox, barack obama, diplomacy, geopolitics, security, un, freedom

Israel, Hamas guilty of war crimes, says Amnesty

Amnesty Internationl is accusing Israeli soldiers of killing civilians and using them as "human shields." Hamas is accused of launching rockets and endangering civilians. The findings are disputed by Hamas and Israel.
Related: israel, jihadism, islam, palestine, hamas, terrorism, iran, geopolitics, human rights, un

Honduras disappointed with Barack Obama

Newly appointed President Micheletti of Honduras said he is concerned that President Obama appears unwilling to listen to explanations of why former President Zelaya was removed. Micheletti says his country is ready to defend itself from Venezuela.
Related: barack obama, us politics, security, diplomacy, hillary clinton, honduras, venezuela, nicaragua, ecuador, democracy

Muslims run amok against Christians in Pakistan

Chritian churches and homes were attacked, and Christians robbed, by Muslim marauders in the Punjab province of Pakistan following violent appeals by Muslim mullahs.
Related: pakistan, afghanistan, islam, jihadism, religious persecution, christianophobia, security, human rights, religion, christianity, catholic, protestant

Azerbaijan: Energy profile

Azerbaijan's hope for sustained economic growth rests in large part with its management of sizeable oil and natural gas resources in the Caspian Sea region, through effective management of the resulting revenue stream, and non-oil sector diversification.

Unknown creature found in North Carolina sewer

See a creature that may be an alien, or may be not.

Russia flouts international law in U.S. lawsuit

Attorney Nathan Lewin said that Russia shows contempt for international law and the U.S. judicial system, in response to its announcement that it will not release thousands of documents and books that belong to Chabad-Lubavitch Jews.

Cuban Christian dissident receives award

Oswaldo Pay of the Christian Liberation Movement in Cuba said his organization would continue promoting the Varela Project for peaceful change on the island. He received the National Endowment for Democracy's 2009 Democracy Award.

Philippines tries new/old-fashion water filtration

Aquinas University in Albay province, a volcanic region, is teaching people the ancient methods of water filtration. The result is low-cost potable water and better health.

EU/Iran tensions grow

Iran has arrested local British embassy employees, who are accused of playing a role in anti-government protests. Thousands clashed with police on June 27.

Preaching jihad on welfare: Story of Abu Qatada

Born in Bethlehem in 1960, Abu Qatada, a Jordanian citizen, is wanted on terrorism charges in Jordan, where he was sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment, and in Algeria, the U.S., Belgium, Spain, France, Germany and Italy.

End of the Petroleum Age?

The premise that the current oil crisis can be resolved through the right mix of actions, thus restoring an environment of cheap and abundant oil – is a premise that is fundamentally flawed.

Analysis

Guatemala: another democracy hangs in the balance

Guatemala sees 17 murders per day that go unsolved. Democracy, Guatemalan-style, is imperiled as the president is accused of complicity in a political murder. Confidence in government declines, as does judicial probity.
Analysis by Courtney Carvill

Foreigners in the U.S. raising money for Palestine

George Galloway of the British parliament came to the U.S. to raise money for an allegedly humanitarian convoy of supplies for Hamas - the Palestinian terrorist organization. Doesn't this cross a line?
Analysis by Abraham Foxman

Martyred Archbishop Romero changed El Salvador

Analysis by Shay Cullen

Darlene Love and love of God

The amazing rock and roll icon, Darlene Love, dishes about her encounters with Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, and Dionne Warwick. She also speaks about "relatively insane" Phil Spector - who was recently convicted of murder - in an interview.
Analysis by Mike Westfall

Security impact of depending on Mid-east oil

If Iran becomes a nuclear power, coupled with dependence by China and India, could be a tremendous destabilizing issue in the Mid-east.

More than three billion people die from hunger

Fidel Castro says reducing and moreover recycling all motors that run on electricity and fuel is an elemental and urgent need for all humanity. The tragedy does not lie in reducing those energy costs but in the idea of converting food into fuel.
Commentary

Open Letter to Obama on Liberty in Russia

The president of the Institute on Religion and Policy writes to President Obama asking that he discuss the issue of religious liberty while meeting with President Medevedev of Russia.
Commentary by Joseph K. Grieboski

Old Call to Action to break with Catholic Church

Announced in January 2009, the founding of the American Catholic Council signaled the aim of creating a church both Catholic and American.
Commentary by Stephanie Block

Michael Jackson was no role model

Michael Jackson did not save anyone by throwing away his life, nobody.
Commentary by Chris Benguhe

Inside the U.S. retreat from Iraq

According to the Status of Forces Agreement, the U.S. military will complete its withdrawal from Iraqi cities by June 30. Today at least 4 American soldiers died, while the contending parties in Iraq ramp up their animosities.
Commentary by Michael Knights

Want to save the US economy?

Bernanke has backed himself into a corner by stretching the Fed's mandate to include everyone on Wall Street with a mailing address and a begging bowl.

Congo brings the fight to Lord's Resistance Army

The Kinshasa government is sending more troops to the Eastern Province and calling on support from the UN in order to beat back the LRA guerrillas. Towns have been attackes and pillaged, many civilians taken hostage.

Deadly flu outbreak in Mexico

A deadly H1N1 variant of swine flu has killed twenty people in Mexico and infected several persons in the U.S. It has not been seen before, but the CDC is developing a vaccine.

Muslims run amok against Christians in Pakistan

Chritian churches and homes were attacked, and Christians robbed, by Muslim marauders in the Punjab province of Pakistan following violent appeals by Muslim mullahs.

Australia: Church condemns attacks on Indians

Christians are denouncing violence perpetrated against Indians, especially in Melbourne.

Cuba has three new vice-presidents

Nearly a year after the hand-off of power from one Castro brother to another, a crony of the Revolution is installed as a vice-president as well as two other ministers of government.

Dengue fever and malaria cases drop in Costa Rica

Health authorities in Costa Rica reported a 46.7% drop in Dengue cases and a 65.3% drop in malaria cases in 2009.

Iran beefs up naval forces

Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari of the Iranian Navy dispatched six warships to the Gulf of Aden and international waters.

Majority of Spain opposes abortion for minors

Socialist Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero faces stiff opposition to proposals to allow girls as young as 16 years of age to have an abortion without parental consent.

China seeks to replace U.S. Dollar

Beijing has reaffirmed that it sees an urgent need to replace the dollar with a world currency. The 2008 report of China's central bank suggests using the International Monetary Fund's SDR.

Honduras disappointed with Barack Obama

Newly appointed President Micheletti of Honduras said he is concerned that President Obama appears unwilling to listen to explanations of why former President Zelaya was removed. Micheletti says his country is ready to defend itself from Venezuela.

Israel, Hamas guilty of war crimes, says Amnesty

Amnesty Internationl is accusing Israeli soldiers of killing civilians and using them as "human shields." Hamas is accused of launching rockets and endangering civilians. The findings are disputed by Hamas and Israel.

Unknown creature found in North Carolina sewer

See a creature that may be an alien, or may be not.

Obama must discuss religious liberty in Russia

Joseph K. Grieboski of the Institute on Religion and Public Policy wrote President Obama asking him to bring up issues of religious liberty when he meets with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.

Research shows adaptation for high altitude babies

Anthropologist Colleen Julian of the Altitude Research Center in Colorado has shown that babies born at high altitudes tend to be smaller than those from sea level.

Open Letter to Obama on Liberty in Russia

The president of the Institute on Religion and Policy writes to President Obama asking that he discuss the issue of religious liberty while meeting with President Medevedev of Russia.

Uncovering the secrets of Roman Britain

At Caistor St. Edmund in Norfolk, U*niversityof Nottingham experts used a Caesium Vapor magnetometer to map buried remains of the walled area of the ancient Roman town of Venta Icenorum.

Guatemala: another democracy hangs in the balance

Guatemala sees 17 murders per day that go unsolved. Democracy, Guatemalan-style, is imperiled as the president is accused of complicity in a political murder. Confidence in government declines, as does judicial probity.

Organized crime is in the tobacco business

Taxation has created a huge black market for cigarettes. Native Americans are involved in smuggling and illicit manufacturing of tobacco products, four centuries after Europeans came to America and picked up the evil weed.

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Open Letter to Obama on Liberty in Russia

The president of the Institute on Religion and Policy writes to President Obama asking that he discuss the issue of religious liberty while meeting with President Medevedev of Russia.

Obama must discuss religious liberty in Russia

Joseph K. Grieboski of the Institute on Religion and Public Policy wrote President Obama asking him to bring up issues of religious liberty when he meets with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.

Old Call to Action to break with Catholic Church

Announced in January 2009, the founding of the American Catholic Council signaled the aim of creating a church both Catholic and American.

Michael Jackson was no role model

Michael Jackson did not save anyone by throwing away his life, nobody.

Israel, Hamas guilty of war crimes, says Amnesty

Amnesty Internationl is accusing Israeli soldiers of killing civilians and using them as "human shields." Hamas is accused of launching rockets and endangering civilians. The findings are disputed by Hamas and Israel.

Guatemala: another democracy hangs in the balance

Honduras disappointed with Barack Obama

Muslims run amok against Christians in Pakistan

Unknown creature found in North Carolina sewer

Foreigners in the U.S. raising money for Palestine

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