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Maher taunts birthers, launches 'wifer' movement

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Op-Ed: Putin's Future Assassination Attempt Very Likely

Vladimir Putin may experience assassination for his participation in KGB style drama to become Russia’s President for the second time. Russian opposition forces could facilitate the demise of Putin because of his past KGB operations against them.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 1 comment

The plight of the Ugandan Opposition Party

Kampala - The Ugandan opposition leader held a rally last week following the Ugandan government declaring the party illegal; they are protesting against the rising cost of living amongst other things and are facing a crackdown by authorities for doing so.

In the Media by Paul Iddon

US Supreme Court hears challenge to Obama health care law

BBC News is reporting that Monday, The US Supreme Court heard opening arguments on the constitutionality of President Barack Obama's healthcare reform.

In the Media by Layne Weiss

Week of protests brings results in Romania, but people want more Special

Bucharest - A week ago Romanians took to the streets in support of Raed Arafat, who quit his deputy health minister position after disagreements with President Basescu over a new healthcare plan that would see most of the emergency ambulance system become private.

Digital Journal Report by Carmen Paun - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Did police intervention just prevent a civil war in Congo? Special

Kinshasa - In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the loser of recent national elections, Etienne Tshisekedi, had prepared to declare himself president today, found security forces blocking his residence and prevented the alternative ”swearing in”.

Digital Journal Report by Christopher Szabo - 2 comments

International community urged to 'force' Ivorian incumbent out

A top member of the opposition in Ivory Coast called on the international community to use force to oust Laurent Gbagbo from the presidency after a disputed election in which the incumbent’s rival Alassane Quattara was originally adjudged winner.

In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Protests in Romania while MPs vote on government's dismissal

Bucharest - Romania seems to be reaching a boiling point today as thousands of people are protesting on the streets of Bucharest while the members of the Romanian Parliament are debating and getting ready to vote on a censure motion to dismiss the government.

In the Media by Carmen Paun

Iranian diplomat seeks asylum in Europe, the third one this year

Oslo - Mr. Farzad Farhangian is an Iranian diplomat who served in Brussels, Belgium. He is now seeking asylum in Norway, from where he wants to join the opposition to the regime in Iran which he can no longer support.

In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 1 comment

Sierra Leone: 23 vie to lead main opposition party

Freetown - 23 prominent and not so prominent politicians in the country of Sierra Leone in West Africa are vying for the leadership position of the Sierra Leone People's Party, the SLPP in preparation for the 2012 elections.

In the Media by Gibril Koroma

Raping Freedom of Speech in Iran

After major protests last summer in Iran because of the contested elections, the crackdown on journalists is still ongoing. Mass arrests of journalists in Iran were reported Tuesday, February 16th by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

In the Media by Jose Neves - 3 comments

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