News and Analysis (12/7/09)

“They said if I collaborated with them it would be a good thing for the Palestinians, that it would help them target Hamas leaders, not accidentally kill civilians… They said I would get a permit to enter Israel in return. They offered money, they said I would be allowed to travel abroad”:

The proposal distributes seats according to 2005 population data, accounts for a nationwide 2.8 percent population increase and counts the votes of Iraqis overseas in their province of origin:

Critics argue equipment left in Iraq cannot be considered “excess” when the US government is purchasing the same items to ship to Afghanistan:

Chants of “death to the dictator” reign out as students continue to protest against Ahmadinejad’s election:

The amnesty agreement has been targeted as “unconstitutional and the debate over its legitimacy has received a great deal of coverage in Pakistani media”:

Again denying accusations the administrations has any timetable for quick withdrawal:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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