2007-11-06 13:56 Dark Days for Women
udicial authorities in Iran have sentenced two women activists who participated in a peaceful protest against discriminatory laws in June 2006 to more than 30 months in jail and ten lashes. The harsh sentences come amid the recent arrests of more than a dozen student activists, the government closure of the popular Hammihan newspaper, and pressure on Iran's Labour News Agency to stop its activities, in another sweeping crackdown on the Islamic Republic's civil society. Delaram Ali, who is a memb …
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2007-11-05 21:32 Duff diplomacy
By Simon Tisdall (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): Condoleezza Rice keeps pretty chirpy, but it was a gloomy weekend for US power and interests in the Middle East. Every way she looked during a flying visit to the region, hopes of progress turned to dust in her hands. From Pakistan to the occupied Palestinian territories, there is a sense of imminent unravelling born of misjudgment and long-term neglect. President-General Pervez Musharraf's "second coup" was a personal rebuff for the US secretary of sta …
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2007-11-05 21:19 This is no basis for talks
By Azzam Tamimi, the director of the London-based Institute of Islamic Political Thought and the author of Hamas: Unwritten Chapters. See also Ulter's lesson for the Middel East (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): David Trimble cannot be accused of lacking knowledge of what the Irish problem was about; he had been part of the problem as well as the solution. However, his lack of expertise on the Palestinian problem - which he admitted on the BBC's Newsnight recently - surely renders him ill qualified to i …
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2007-11-05 21:11 A proud, but failing, state
By Peter Preston (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): When, last year, America's heavyweight Foreign Policy magazine moved Pakistan into its top 10 of failed states - at No 9, just ahead of Afghanistan - assorted Islamabad ministers clambered on to the highest of horses. The charge was insulting, ludicrous ... But, baby, try it again now.Here is a huge Islamic nation, nuclear bombs primed not promised, plunged once more under full monty martial law. The army chief of staff who doubles as president has just …
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2007-11-05 21:07 The Iraq war has become a disaster that we have chosen to forget
By Madeleine Bunting (THE GUARDIAN, 05/11/07): "You think you are innocent, but you're not," said the British Muslim suicide bomber in the Channel 4 television drama Britz last week. As the compelling actor Manjinder Virk recited her suicide statement to camera, she went on: thousands of women and children are dying every day in Iraq and Afghanistan, and yet the governments responsible have been returned to power.Her assertion sticks in the mind because it goes straight to the heart of how we ch …
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2007-11-05 13:28 A Battle Rages in London Over a Mega-Mosque Plan
Disputes over mosques have broken out across Europe. Residents from Belgium to France to Germany have expressed unease at minarets competing in the urban landscape with the spires and stones of centuries-old cathedrals. But the fight raging over an abandoned lot in London's East End is of an altogether grander scale. A large and secretive Islamic sect proposed building what would have been the largest mosque in Europe, smack at the gateway to the 2012 Olympic Games, and within sight of London's …
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2007-11-03 22:51 After Franco, the forgetting
By Giles Tremlett, the author of Ghosts of Spain (THE GUARDIAN, 03/11/07): They dug up yet another mass grave in Spain this week, this time near the village of Arándiga, 45 miles from Zaragoza. The bones of eight men, all trade unionists, lay where they had been hurriedly buried more than 70 years ago in the early days of the civil war. They had been shot at the same spot by supporters of General Francisco Franco.The eight were never tried. It was enough for them to be known leftwingers, members …
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2007-11-03 21:57 56 icons
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2007-11-02 19:32 The Guardians œIslamic reform -artikelserie av Ali Eteraz
Nedan presenteras intressant läsning och viktig kunskapskälla genom skribenten Ali Eteraz artikelserie i the Guardian Unlimited om islamisk reformation: Roots of Islamic reform Islamic Reformation Islamic counter-reformation Beyond Islamic enlightenment Making of the Muslim left Muslim secularism and its allies Post-Islamism
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2007-11-02 16:48 Katine | Katine | Guardian Unlimited
Katine is one of the poorest and most deprived places on the planet. Its people ask very little but offer all they have, writes Sarah Boseley.
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2007-11-02 13:02 Nicotine face cream, for a sickly gray look
If you can t get people to stop smoking by appealing to their health or their fear/mistrust of large corporations, there s always the hope of reaching them through vanity. That s what the European Union has in mind with Nico Market, a fake store that sells nicotine-related home and beauty products. According to the Guardian, œeach of the [viral ads] promotes a different product a room-freshener, throat spray, toothpaste and skin cream with the twist being that the nicotine-based products have ad …
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2007-11-02 10:12 OpenSocial y su blog: OpenSocial API blog. Google se nos hace social-apista
Se ha estrenado el blog de OpenSocial de Google. Se llama : OpenSocial API blog y su primer post comienza tal que así: " The web is better when it's social" Friday, November 2, 2007 at 1:15 AM Posted by Amar Gandhi and Peter Chane, Group Product Managers There's no denying that the web enables communication. The killer apps of the web -- email, instant messaging, blogging -- have enabled us to communicate with our friends, family, and the rest of the world on a large scale. But there is a newer …
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2007-11-01 18:59 A Victory for Argentina s Power Couple
The first-round victory of Argentina's Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, wife of incumbent President Nestor Kirchner, reinforces the trends to the left in Latin America, but also illustrates its ambiguities; it shows democracy has been stabilized, but remains of poor quality ; and it suggests that women can aspire to the highest offices of government, but have to perpetuate gender stereotypes to win. By Dr. Maxwell Cameron Maxwell A. Cameron Comment is free The Guardian October 29, 2007 President …
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2007-10-31 19:00 Science & Music
SCIENCE & MUSIC Sir James Jeans Originally published in 1937 Paperback: 273 pages Publisher: Dover Pubns.; New edition (Jan 1969) Language English ISBN-10: 0486619648 ISBN-13: 978-0486619644 Dimensions: 21.1 x 13.5 x 1 cm [ link amazon.com ] [ link amazon.co.uk ] [ Sir James Jeans - wikipedia entry ] [ science and music - google books ] Sir James Jeans, noted british scientist, has given a physical analysis of musical sounds, in what is considered to be the best exposition on the subject, a book …
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2007-10-31 05:45 œEither these curtains go, or I do
Citatet i rubriken påstås ofta vara uttalat av Oscar Wilde på dennes dödsbädd. Så också nyligen i en artikel som Guardian Unlimited skrivit om en lista över brittiska personligheters fyndighet. Oscar Wilde vann. Tyvärr inkom en rättelse i tidningen några dagar senare. Tydligen sa han inte alls så, eller då. Guardian skriver: "Oscar Wilde did not say, on his deathbed, "Either those curtains go or I do." He is reported to have said something along the lines of "this wallpaper will be the death of …
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2007-10-27 01:29 links for 2007-10-27
Totally lost in translation | Guardian daily comment | Guardian Unlimited Lost in Translation is being promoted as a romantic comedy, but there is only one type of humour in the film that I could see: anti-Japanese racism, which is its very spine. (tags: movies racism lostintranslation) graswurzelrevolution | für eine gewaltfreie, herrschaftslose gesellschaft meine neue zeitung (tags: capitalism deutsch [...]
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2007-10-26 22:59 Shortlist del Man Asian Literary Prize
Nu Nu Yi Inwa. Fuente: breitbart.com Ya salió la shortlist del Man Asian Literary Prize 2007 que se ofrecerá en Honk Kong, para premiar obras de escritores asiáticos no traducidos al inglés. Sólo quedaron cinco de 23 obras propuestas. El premio se otorgará el 10 de noviembre. La lista es la siguiente: Jose Dalisay Jr., Soledad's Sister Reeti Gadekar, Families at Home Nu Nu Yi Inwa, Smile As They Bow Jiang Rong, Wolf Totem Xu Xi, Habit of a Foreign Sky Mientras tanto, en The Guardian se sorprende …
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2007-10-25 20:20 All for one, one for all
By Simon Tisdall (THE GUARDIAN, 25/10/07): Students of the European Union have become accustomed to rating competing member states in a sort of political Champions League table. National standings vary as leaders come and go. The perennial question is: who's up, who's down It's a game the likes of Jacques Chirac loved to play. But in the lull after the storm over the EU's reform treaty, Europe's current Big Three - Britain's Gordon Brown, Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Nicolas Sarkozy - fi …
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2007-10-25 20:20 Surrendering our future
By Jeremy Leggett, author of Half Gone: Oil, Gas, Hot Air and the Global Energy Crisis (THE GUARDIAN, 25/10/07): When Britain and Germany raced to scale up their aircraft industries for war in the 1930s, the British competed rather well. Recovering from a late start, we rapidly produced machines capable of winning the Battle of Britain.Today, the two nations are on the same side in a different battle, but Germany alone is mobilising as fast as it did 70 years ago. Our common enemy is global warm …
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2007-10-25 20:19 Ulster's lesson for the Middle East: don't indulge extremists
By David Trimble, a Conservative working peer. He was formerly leader of the Ulster Unionist party, first minister of Northern Ireland, and a Nobel peace laureate (THE GUARDIAN, 25/10/07): Advocating the Northern Irish "model" has become a popular pastime. In conflicts as different as those in Spain, Sri Lanka and the Middle East, the key players are now urged to consider the undoubted success in Northern Ireland and follow our example. This is hardly surprising, but I am concerned about how tha …
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2007-10-24 20:48 ¿Quién necesita un canon literario
Broken glasses. Fuente: friedmanarchives Jean Hannah, en el blog de The Guardian, cita unas declaraciones de sir Jonathan Sacks en las que lamenta que el Canon Literario británico se haya quebrado y nadie lo toma en cuenta por culpa de las nuevas tecnologías, lo que conlleva a la desintegración de la identidad nacional. Pero para Hannah eso no es necesariamente una mala noticia. Interesantísima discusión que podría ser importada al Perú (y a Latinoamérica... la propondré para el Bogotá39 en Cart …
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2007-10-24 19:39 Vídeo porno iraní
Y estos se juegan el cuello! People involved in adult films are "corrupter of the world," Iran's parliament says Producers, directors, cameramen and actors could face the death penalty Distributors and producers of pornographic Web sites could also face death The vote follows the leaking of a sex tape allegedly involving an Iranian actress Adjust font size: TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iran's parliament on Wednesday voted in favor of a bill that could lead to the death penalty for persons convicted of wo …
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2007-10-24 17:17 Return of the Muslim other
By Soumaya Ghannoushi, director of research at IslamExpo (THE GUARDIAN, 24/10/07): In a few days time a cluster of far-right groups under the name the Stop the Islamisation of Europe alliance will hold rallies in London, Copenhagen and Marseilles to demand an end to what they call "the overt and covert expansion of Islam in Europe". Although the events are likely to attract no more than a handful of protesters, their message resonates widely. On Saturday the rightwing People's party, notorious f …
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2007-10-24 17:09 At last, consensus in the Middle East: all agree these talks are bound to fail
By Jonathan Freedland (THE GUARDIAN, 24/10/07): It takes a special kind of genius to unite the warring parties of the Israel-Palestine conflict, but George Bush may just have pulled it off. His proposal for what the US administration calls a "meeting", rather than a peace conference, in Annapolis, Maryland, before the end of the year has elicited a unanimity unheard of in the Middle East. From the hardmen of Hamas to the hawks of Likud, there is a rare consensus: Annapolis is doomed to failure. …
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2007-10-24 11:25 Hillary, dispusa sa cedeze o parte din prerogativele prezidentiale daca este aleasa
Hillary nu a precizat ce prerogative si-a asumat Bush sau la ce ar renunta, in textul interviului publicat in pagina electronica a cotidianului The Guardian.
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