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2 November 2006

Daily archive · 4 posts

Stories from 2 November 2006

Global Food Blog Report #34

Written by Melissa De León · Food

#1: From Spain: Cocinova cooks up a delicious "Pollo en Salsa de Chocolate" (Chicken in Chocolate Sauce) EN/ES Esta deliciosa receta la probé en casa de Mª Ángeles, y aunque...

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Blogging Tunisia: Good News and Bad News

Written by sami ben gharbia · Middle East & North Africa

The good news is that Tunisia won't bomb Aljazeera TV channel. It just has put an end to its diplomatic representation in Qatar and shut down its embassy in Doha....

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Serbia: Referendum Fraud and Other Issues

Written by Ljubisa Bojic · Eastern & Central Europe

All ballot stations across Serbia closed in the evening of Sunday, October 29, as people voted for or against the constitution draft proposed by all political parties represented in the...

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Arabisc: Sexual Harrassment Saga Continues in Egypt

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Middle East & North Africa

Citizen journalism (blogging) took a new turn in Egypt this week, with online journals going where traditional media dared not go. It was only after bloggers brought a two-day orgy...

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Updates from 2 November 2006

Kazakhstan

Dmitrii comments at neweurasia on Kazakhstan's decision to change the Kazakh language's alphabet from Cyrillic to Latin, saying that it was the right choice to make. (RUS)

• Nathan Hamm

Armenia

Onnik Krikorian gives a glimpse of recent discussions in the Armenian blogosphere.

• Nathan Hamm

Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyz Report has been posting regular updates on and photos from the protests in Bishkek demanding the resignation of the president and prime minister.

• Nathan Hamm

Kyrgyzstan

Trent Milan reports on how the rodeo he helped organize in Kochkor, Kyrgyzstan turned out.

• Nathan Hamm

Nicaragua

Writing from Costa Rica, Tim gives a short, investment-minded introduction to Nicaragua's Sunday elections.

• David Sasaki

“Interested in South America and have a scientific bent? Then lose yourself for weeks among the complete work of Charles Darwin, now available online. It’s quite an astonishing collection pulled together by the University of Cambridge,” writes Jeff Barry. Some follow up research leads Barry to a bookstore in Rome that specializes in Argentine monographs.

• David Sasaki