McGee, We Wear Sanctions As Badge of Honour
                   
allafrica.com     May 16, 2008            

Posted to the web 16 May 2008 Caesar Zvayi THE news in South Africa over the past week was that the US State Department had decided to remove ANC leaders, among them Nelson Mandela on whom the Westerners dote so much, from a Terrorist Watch blacklist. ANC members, past and present, who wish to... [read full story]                

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MoU softens EU stance on Zimbabwe

mathaba.net     9 hrs ago   5 related          

The EU on Tuesday widened sanctions against Zimbabwe despite a deal brokered by Thabo Mbeki between President Mugabe and opposition leaders Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara on talks for a future government. more... | PDA                

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U.S. firms push back against immigration sanctions

reuters.com     12 hrs ago   1 related          

By Tim Gaynor PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona steel fabricator Sheridan Bailey was frustrated by a state law that punished employers who hire illegal immigrants so he joined local employers and business owners to change it. After...                

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Iranian Cleric Rejects Deadline in Nuclear Talks as US Presses Tehran for Response

voanews.com     13 hrs ago   13 related          

Senior Iranian cleric and former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani says a deadline will not help in nuclear talks with Iran, and urged the West to give negotiations a chance. Mr. Rafsanjani spoke during a Friday prayers sermon...                

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Thailand: Protect Opposition Rallies From Attack

hrw.org     10 hrs ago   10 related          

Investigate Violence by Pro-Government Groups (New York, July 26, 2008) – Thai authorities should ensure that opposition political rallies are protected from attack by pro-government groups, Human Rights Watch said today. By...                

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