| Tue 7 Feb 2012 |
Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers to return to Cabinet
Denver Post | BAGHDAD—An official from Iraq's Sunni-backed bloc says its ministers have ended their boycott of the Cabinet, a move that could restore some stability to the war-ravaged nation. | Iraqiya spokeswoman Maysoun al-Damlouji says the overwhelmingl... |
Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers to return to Cabinet
Atlanta Journal | BAGHDAD — An official from Iraq's Sunni-backed bloc says its ministers have ended their boycott of the Cabinet, a move that could restore some stability to the war-ravaged nation. People gather by the holy shrine of Abu Hanifa to mark the Pro... |
Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers to return to Cabinet
Palm Beach Post | BAGHDAD — An official from Iraq's Sunni-backed bloc says its ministers have ended their boycott of the Cabinet, a move that could restore some stability to the war-ravaged nation. | Iraqiya spokeswoman Maysoun al-Damlouji says the overwhelmin... |
Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers to return to Cabinet
Dayton Daily News | BAGHDAD — An official from Iraq's Sunni-backed bloc says its ministers have ended their boycott of the Cabinet, a move that could restore some stability to the war-ravaged nation. | Iraqiya spokeswoman Maysoun al-Damlouji says the overwhelmin... |
Veterans of Iraq War Also Deserve Parade in City, Some Argue
The New York Times | The New York Giants on Tuesday will be showered with confetti and greeted by throngs as they are feted with the city’s most storied honor: a parade through its Canyon of Heroes. Michael Nagle for The New York Times | Paul Rieckhoff, founder o... |
Steve Richards: Will nobody challenge the Falklands War myths?
The Independent | What it defined is no longer quite so clear. As the ongoing economic crisis places an intense critical spotlight on the light regulation that began in the Thatcher era, there is a sudden wariness about the Falklands. What seemed to be a decisive mi... |
Addressing the Challenge of MANPADS Proliferation
Scoop Tuesday, 7 February 2012, 10:05 am | Press Release: US State Department | Remarks | Andrew J. Shapiro | Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Political-Military Affairs | Stimson Center | Washington, DC | February 2, 2012 | _________________________________... |
| Mon 6 Feb 2012 |
Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers to return to Cabinet
Newsday Photos | BAGHDAD - (AP) -- An official from Iraq's Sunni-backed bloc says its ministers have ended their boycott of the Cabinet, a move that could restore some stability to the war-ravaged nation. | spokeswoman Maysoun al-Damlouji says the overwhelmi... |
A Boot Fit for a King
The New York Times | Borderlines explores the global map, one line at a time.Tags: | Africa, Belgium, Colonialism, Congo, Geography, King Leopold II | Belgian imperialism. Now there’s an audacious oxymoron — these days, at least [1]. For the last few decades, the M... |
Calls for a New York City Parade Honoring Iraq Veterans
The New York Times | An article in Tuesday’s issue of The Times reports that New York City’s plans for a parade to celebrate the Giants’ Super Bowl victory have upset some returned Iraq veterans, who are themselves awaiting recognition. Kate Taylor wr... |
Politics in the Academy: The Same Old Song
The New York Times | Stanley Fish on education, law and society.Tags: | Colleges and Universities, Education, United States Politics and Government | I try not to write the same column twice, at least not knowingly. But I have just come back from still another confer... |
New York City throws parade for Giants in a hurry. Iraq vets still waiting
Newsvine | After the Giants beat the Patriots in the 2008 Super Bowl, New York City celebrated with a ticker-tape parade. Now that the Giants have beaten the Patriots in 2012 Super Bowl, we're getting ready for another parade tomorrow. | After U.S. troops cam... |
SC Marine sentenced for stealing from Iraq bases
The Charlotte Observer | GREENVILLE, S.C. A federal judge in South Carolina has sentenced a former U.S. Marine Corps gunnery sergeant to a year and a half in prison for conspiring to steal generators from Marine Corps bases in Iraq in 2008 | U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles said... |
Why the west should avoid the drumbeats of war
The Guardian | Simon Jenkins, in a timely article on the geopolitics of western interventionism, raises a number of issues that urgently require further analysis (Still Britain rattles sabres. Nothing has been learned, 3 February). In the context of the chaotic o... |
Football and freedom
The Guardian | Nick Spencer (Face to Faith, 4 February) has used the recent football stadium tragedy in Egypt as a vehicle for his dislike of sport in general and football in particular. He doesn't want to ban sport outright, he just wants supporters to lock them... |
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