Security Council strongly condemns rebel attack near Khartoum
                   
iht.com     May 14, 2008            

The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday strongly condemned the rebel attack near Khartoum, warning against any retaliation and urging Sudan and Chad to implement a recent peace deal to suppress armed groups operating along their border. In its statement, "the Security Council strongly condemns the... [read full story]                    


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Israeli, Palestinian peace doesn't look promising

theblackkettle.blogspot.com     2 hrs ago          

Timothy Giannuzzi, For The Calgary Herald:The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has long been a staple of editorial cartoons, partly because its futility and hopelessness are so powerful and ripe for exaggeration.One of the most...                    

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No real difference

mediamonitors.net     5 hrs ago   1 related          

"Olmert's negotiations with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, enshrined last November in the Annapolis process, were doomed to failure from the start...." PM Ehud Olmert's new lame duck status will make almost no difference...                    

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Maybe the time is now ripe for national unity

mediamonitors.net     5 hrs ago   4 related          

"Both Hamas and Fateh leaders have been weakened considerably as a result of the internal fighting. For Hamas the experience of running a government, even a reduced one, has had a humiliating result. Fateh’s arrogance, which...                    

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Korean teams to march separately as talks fail

espn.go.com     12 hrs ago   4 related          

Updated: August 7, 2008, 9:17 AM ET BEIJING -- South and North Korea will not march together in Friday's opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics. IOC president Jacques Rogge said Thursday that negotiations for a joint march...                    

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