Minaret of Freedom Weblog

Mr. Gonzales, can you please tell me one more time, how many ‘terrorists’ were caught? 

• Audit Finds U.S. Anti-terror Statistics Inflated (Associated Press) 

Fighting terrorists networks outside the rule of law maybe more acceptable to some in America… 

• Court Rules Against Guantanamo Detainees (Associated Press) 

…but not so in Europe: 

• Europe’s Rising Unease Over ‘Terror War’ (Christian Science Monitor) 

IAEA soon to release new report on Iranian nuclear program that could trigger more sanctions: 

• U.N. Prepares Report on Iran’s Nuclear Program (Associated Press) 

Accusations by raped Sunni Iraqi woman against Shi’a policemen and its handling by the Prime Minister ignite political firestorm in Iraq: 

• ‘Rape Case’ Fuels Iraq Sectarian Strife (BBC News) 

Will President Bush follow suit? 

• Blair Announces Iraq Troops Cut (BBC News) 

• Denmark Follows UK Iraq Pullout (Al-Jazeera) 

Editorial discusses the ramifications behind the imprisonment of an Egyptian blogger: 

• The ‘Crime’ Of Blogging In Egypt (Washington Post) 

Controversial theatrical performance explores Tunisia’s 50 years of independence and its political, religious and social taboos: 

• Bold Political Play Tests Tunisian Limits (Reuters)

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