AL MPs demand stern punishment of culprits

Tunisia: Elections in an Atmosphere of Repression

By: chnarendra

Repressive acts and tight controls on the election process have tainted the prospects for free and fair presidential and legislative elections in Tunisia on October 25, 2009, Human Rights Watch said today. President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali proclaimed at the opening of the official campaign period on October 11 that his government has "...

about 1 month ago

Gambia: Police detains opposition leader

By: Chamkemo

  A leading opposition figure in the West African state of Gambia is reported to have been arrested by the country’s police. Mr Femi Peters, Propaganda Secretary of the Gambia’s main opposition United Democratic Party, was picked up by the police, on Sunday, following his party’s alleged failure to secure police permit ...

about 1 month ago

Iran regime’s refusal to hand over enriched uranium reveals mullahs�...

By: azadeh100

The Iranian regime by refusing to respond to the proposal of the International Atomic Energy Agency, opposing its offer, ignoring the deadline agreed by all parties and formally postponing the time to respond, once again proved that its nuclear projects are only for obtaining nuclear weapons and the claims for peaceful activities and medical and ...

about 1 month ago

First time in Indian history uniformed officer criticizes politicians

By: jonnalagadda3

New Delhi: In a stunning statement, Air Marshal P K Barbora has attacked the politicians of the country, and said it was because of them that the nation’s safety is being endangered. the IAF voce chief said that the political parties were using defense procurement deals to settle scores against each other. Stating that it was his ...

15 days ago