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Iran:Clashes Between Mousavi’s & Ahmadinejad’s Supporters At Anti-Israel Rally

Iran:Clashes Between Mousavi’s & Ahmadinejad’s Supporters At Anti-Israel Rally

Today in Tehran riot police clashed with stone throwing demonstrators after opposition leader Mousavi was forced to leave the demonstration. According to opposition websites, other opposition leaders such as former president Khatami  were attacked by men on motorbikes likely to belong to Basij militia. Before the clashes occurred, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad  spoke in front of a […]

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Afghan Elections: Karzai To Win, But Legitimacy In Question

Afghan Elections: Karzai To Win, But Legitimacy In Question

Today, Afghanistan’s Independent Election Commission announced the full preliminary results of the presidential election. Hamid Karzai won 54.6 percent of the vote while his main opponent Abdullah Abdullah ended up with 27.8 percent. However, claims of massive fraud and vote-rigging have prompted a partial recount, which will delay a final official result for weeks.

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UN Report Confirms Evidence Of War Crimes In Gaza Conflict

UN Report Confirms Evidence Of War Crimes In Gaza Conflict

Today the United Nations released the full report from its fact-finding mission on the Gaza conflict, and has found very serious evidence that both Israeli forces and Palestinian militants committed serious war crimes and breaches of humanitarian law, which may amount to crimes against humanity. Justice Richard Goldstone, the head of the United Nations mission […]

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Progress On Iran’s Nuclear Program Talks

Progress On Iran’s Nuclear Program Talks

The talks with Tehran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are scheduled to start on October 1ST. The US energy Secretary Steven Chu confirmed that the United States would participate in the talks announced at the IAEA annual general conference today. Secretary Chu welcomed the news, and said that the “meeting was an important […]

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Saudi Arabia: Countering Terrorism With Brutal Repression

Since September 11 2001, the Saudi Arabian authorities have launched a steady assault on human rights in the name of fighting terrorism. An Amnesty International report, released yesterday, describes the shocking scale of abuses. Thousands of people have had their lives completely devastated by violations of the most basic human rights. Some have been arrested […]

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