November 2, 2008
August 18, 2008
If I Can Vote is a new service launched from Dubai to give people from all around the world a chance to voice their opinions on elections and causes from around the world, that they’re not necessarily eligible to vote in. In an ever so interconnected world, the results of an election in one par...
go to article »July 14, 2008
With a new tenant in the White House, the American policy toward the Maghreb is likely to undergo some important retooling in 2009. The magnitude of the changes is unclear as the new American administration will probably view the region through old and new lenses. John McCain, despite his Republi...
go to article »March 7, 2008
In response to written questions by the Washington Post, Barack Obama talks about a major speech, within his first 100 days of office, at a major Islamic forum, in which he'd redefine the US struggle and their relationship with the Muslim world: "As president of the United States, I will directly...
go to article »February 20, 2008
I posted on Twitter this morning about Fidel Castro's resignation as president of Cuba and commander-in-chief of Cuba's military. I heard the news in the morning, and thought about posting it on the blog, but I didn't really have much to say about it. It's hard to really judge a person like Fidel...
go to article »February 5, 2008
February 4, 2008
“Should I worry about the way Islam is made out to sound like a plague that everyone wants to distance themselves from? Should I be wondering what the religion of a person has to do with them being electable to office or not?” writes Subzero Blue from Tunisia, after reading Senator Barac...
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