News and Analysis (1/8/09)

Having offered $100,000 to each family of Iraqis who died and $30,000 to those wounded in an attempt to avoid a major loss in court …

… the contractor formerly known as Blackwater now has legal troubles for charges connected with Afghan operations …

After killing ten demonstrators during Ashura, the regime dares to accuse protesters of crimes against Islam and threatens the death penalty…

… even as former presidential candidate Karroubi is attacked by a pro-government Iranian faction:

Despite strong political opposition, Zardari managed to maintain control of Pakistan and avoid being ousted by new elections:

“The reaction from the street will be very strong… The list we are in now is very strong, and it might get the biggest bloc in the parliament. . . . They are afraid, and they will try to weaken us.”

Al-Shabab’s extortion demands provoke a humanitarian crisis:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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