The overture to Western media is a testament to the dire straits Hamas finds itself in.
New Hamas spokeswoman showcases group’s fears
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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Sweden’s new film rating system hailed as a feminist victory
The move is testament to the tremendous strides the gender equality movement has made in Sweden.
Singapore’s civilized hijab debate
Despite regional precedents, it is unlikely that the campaign to overturn Singapore’s hijab law will prevail.
Fatou’s flight a bleak harbinger for Gambians
Television host Fatou Camara has had to flee The Gambia, where she could face up to 15 years in jail on charges of sedition.
Syria Kurds win turf war, but autonomy fragile
The unraveling tapestry of Kurdish loyalties threatens upcoming Geneva II peace talks.
Saudi migrant purge sparks Filipino response
The Philippines has launched an investigation into reports of abuse by Saudi authorities including the allegation that workers were treated “like animals.”
Ukraine levels new charges against Tymoshenko
Uncertainty over Tymoshenko’s fate has largely colored upcoming negotiations with the E.U.
Algeria and Morocco hit boiling point ahead of Kerry visit
The typically tense relationship between Algeria and Morocco has escalated into a full-on diplomatic standoff.
Putin’s (accidental) global rise
Thanks to his opponent’s missteps, Putin’s ranking in the global order is on the rise.
Brazil violence on the rise ahead of World Cup, Olympics
Adding to security concerns are nationwide protests over corruption, inadequate health and education systems, crime and social inequalities that erupted this June.
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