News and Analysis (11/4/08)

The looming impeachment of an Iranian cabinet member sparks acts of bribery and a fist-fight:

Despite lobbying for larger quotas, only six seats reserved for minorities:

Circumstantial evidence indicates a local Afghan police chief and another district leader aided the Taliban:

Profits from dairy farming leave many hopeful for successful agriculture in Afghanistan:

Tareq al-Hashemi, one of Iraq’s vice-presidents calls for nationwide referendum to decide the fate of the pact allowing US soldiers to remain:

Targeting more than the Muslim Brotherhood, restrictions underline the “epidemic social, economic and political illnesses of the country”

Backing off from its detente with North Korea, US officials accuse a North Korean state airline jet was carrying sophisticated technology such as ballistic missile parts:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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