Seleka, an alliance of three separate rebel groups, began their campaign in the north of the country earlier in December, seizing ten cities and drawing closer to the capital, Bangui.
C.A.R. rebels reject negotiations
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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Egyptian opposition under investigation
Morsi’s attempt to consolidate power by intervening into the operations of Egypt’s (so far) independent judiciary has been as clumsy as his other efforts.
RED ZONE: Democratic Republic of Congo
The rapidly deteriorating situation in the eastern part of the country during the past months has set the stage for an even more tempestuous year ahead.
RED ZONE: Venezuela
It seemed inevitable that Hugo Chavez’s new six-year-term would get off to a bumpy start under the watchful eyes of an opposition growing in power.
RED ZONE: Global youth unemployment
If general unemployment is the most important indicator of today’s continuing global economic struggle, then youth unemployment will become tomorrow’s.
POWER PLAYER: Aung San Suu Kyi
Suu Kyi has since stood at the forefront of efforts to reestablish international ties with her long-isolated Myanmar, proving she is not just an icon but a pivotal actor in the future of the country.
Hollande admits to “brutal” Algerian occupation
Francois Hollande broke with tradition on Thursday and took the unprecedented step of acknowledging the suffering resulting from France’s 132-year long occupation of Algeria.
Delhi rape case ignites protests
A 23-year-old medical student was reportedly attacked on a private bus by a group of men, four of whom have already been arrested.
Benghazi analysis continues
A panel’s new report on the events at the U.S. mission in Benghazi will keep the blame train rolling.
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