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Is Obama's Democratic Win A Positive Step for American Politics?
| Yes | 68 % |
| No | 32 % |
Petra, when you connect with the surroundings
Sunset on the River Nile - Egypt
Tannura Parade
Tannura Dancer
Walking by the miles of temporary shelter...
Jehanzeb Dar, United States, Tuesday 1 July 2008
Last Wednesday in Detroit (June 18th), during Barack Obama's Presidential Campaign, two Muslim women wearing traditional headscarves (commonly known as "hijaab") were refused to sit directly behind Obama's podium. A volunteer for the Obama Campaign explained to the Muslim women that because of the "political climate," it would not be "good" for Muslim women to appear on TV and associated with Obama.
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Usman Khalid, Pakistan, Tuesday 17 June 2008
That the PPP has linked its package of constitutional amendments with the restoration of judges reveals two things: 1) Late Benazir Bhutto had been consulted by General Musharraf on his November 3 Plot to purge the judiciary of non-pliant judges; 2) that Asif Zaradri, the new CJ -Justice Dogar, Law Minister Farook Naek, and the present head of the Ministry of Interior Rehman Malik, were also in on the plot...
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Jehanzeb Dar, United States, Saturday 7 June 2008
Earlier this week, I heard about Rachael Ray’s new commercial for Dunkin’ Donuts being pulled because of complaints from the right-wing blogosphere, specifically from the notoriously right wing Michelle Malkin. What were the complaints about...
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MPAC UK, United Kingdom, Sunday 1 June 2008
MPACUK Comment: Yet another child dies in Britain in scenes one would expect to have read about from the developing world or the potato famine. Khyra Ishaq, a seven year old, starved to death in Birmingham in 2008. This story should shock us all...
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Omnia Wasfy, Egypt, Saturday 24 May 2008
If discrimination against Egyptians in Europe and the United States, though unacceptable, can be justified, would such discrimination be tolerated on Egyptian soil?
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Aaliyah Anon, South Africa, Sunday 18 May 2008
On 15th May, 21,915 Black balloons released marking each day of Israeli occupation and a 2-minute silence. As the world celebrated Israel’s birthday, the Palestinian people were left to mourn. After 60 years of conflict, will there ever be any peace?
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Omnia Wasfy, Egypt, Sunday 4 May 2008
Is boycotting Danish and Dutch products the correct reaction, to the various cartoons and movies which we deem as disrespectful?
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Walead Hamad, Bahrain, Monday 28 April 2008
The Saudi regime today released the blogger who was detained by the authorities – no reason was given for his detention. The detention had led to an outcry, as many accused the regime of attempting to stifle freedom of expression. The blogger, Fouad al-Farhan, had used his blog to highlight the endemic corruption and torture of the Saudi regime.
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Usman Khalid, Pakistan, Sunday 13 April 2008
In contrast with the mayhem in Karachi of 12 May last year, 9 April was a minor show of strength by the MQM. On 12 May, the Karachi police and Rangers stood by while hooded assassins of the MQM roamed free on the streets of Karachi shooting at ecstatic crowd eager to salute Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry for his courage at being the first ever CJ in Pakistan to say 'no' to a military dictator.
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Omnia Wasfy, Egypt, Thursday 6 March 2008
The Republish of the Danish Cartoons on Muhammad (pbuh) Between Hypocritical Muslims and Ignorant Danish
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