News and Analysis (4/1/10)

Instead of heeding intelligence from Muslims as to who is dangerous, the bureaucracy prefers to subject those with Muslim names to “administrative processing” delaying their visas:

In a move described as “part political gimmick and part public relations masterstroke,” Sadr calls for an unauthorized national vote to select Iraq’s next Prime Minister…

… Meanwhile, the “Security Council has called on all Iraqi political parties ‘to respect the certified election results and the choices of the Iraqi people’ and ‘to avoid inflammatory rhetoric and actions’”:

Factors including the increasing number “of American-born Muslims have triggered a call for spiritual leaders rooted in U.S. culture, [yet] most American mosques are led” by foreigners not fluent in English:

With China agreeing to draft “a UN resolution imposing measures aimed at persuading Tehran to curb its nuclear” program, President Obama announces that he hopes to have a sanctions package in place within “weeks”:

The sultan has substituted “three weeks of community service … at a children’s home” for the caning, but the  “former model … now feels the [original] punishment should have been carried out”:

Pakistan’s anti-corruption agency has asked the Swiss to reinstate charges of money laundering against President Zardari:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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