Kelantan province fights monetary irresponsibility with its minting of dinars, because “a piece of paper … is just an IOU”:
- Malaysian Muslims Go for Gold, But It’s Hard to Make Change (Wall Street Journal)
A ham-handed government attempt to smear the Muslim Brotherhood backfires, “turning a dinosaur into a living political phenomenon”:
- Egypt TV show stirs debate over Muslim Brotherhood (Washington Post)
MFI president Imad-ad-Dean Ahmad argues that Netanyahu’s attempt to convince Abbas that citizens of Israel and Palestine should be guaranteed civil rights but not “national rights†is a step backwards:
- Netanyahu Treats Negotiations Like a Joke (Minaret of Freedom Institute)
“The West has accused us of curbing the liberties of BlackBerry users, while America, Israel, Britain and other countries are allowed access to all transferred data”:
“[P]anicked depositors formed long queues at Kabul Bank branches throughout the country, nearly every branch a staging ground of outrage against the government”:
- Kabul Bank Run May Pose More Immediate Threat than Afghan Taliban (Christian Science Monitor)
Asked how far away from ground zero should Park51 be built, 9% of New Yorkers say no distance is sufficiently far away, demonstrating “why we don’t put fundamental rights up to a show of hands”:
- The Mosque Exclusion Zone, Quantified (Washington Post)
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