News and Analysis (4/4/07)

American bi-partisan congressional delegation engages in diplomatic surge and meets with Syria’s President, Bashar Al-Assad:

Two month body count by the Washington Post provides gloomy empirical indicator of Iraq’s dangerous security situation…

…which helps to explain the challenges US and Iraqi soldiers face when trying to recruit Sunnis in order to diversify the sectarian make up of the army:

Caught the middle of a sectarian battle between Zaydi Shi’as on side and Wahhabis and the Yemeni state on the other, Yemeni Jews flee their village:

Rather than taking Bush’s hardline approach, Britain uses a seasoned diplomatic method to release its sailors…

…with successful results:

Son of Egyptian immigrants living in the American South uses his talent in country music to sing about “unadulterated love, family and religion”:

Freed from the shackles of atheistic communism, Albanian Muslims and Christians witness a revival of faith:

Guantanamo-style prisons outsourced not in Europe, but Africa:

Alejandro

Alejandro Beutel is program assistant for the Minaret of Freedom Institute with expertise in religious freedom, democratization and security issues.


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