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Ladybird from Iraq writes about problems which could happen when Arab countries send Ambassadors to Iraq.
Bahraini Esra'a is off to Canada, where she will be discussing whether technology can set us free at the Atlas Experience 2007.
Zeinobia from Egypt reports that Cairo University was the only Arab university among the world's top 500 institutes of higher education.
Issandr El Amrani , in Egypt, updates us on the latest repressions against journalists in Tunisia.
Shobrawy from Egypt posts another reason not to vote for Barack Obama here.
Amal A from Palestine posts a picture of a Saudi make up artist and her models at a Europe show here.
Window on Eurasia reports on the following subjects: Russia's Muslims' support for Kosovo independence; Chechen youth choosing to study at Chechen universities; the Chuvash discovery of America and other myths presented as history; Islamic marriages in Tatarstan; and secessionist aspirations at Russia's ethnically Russian regions.
TOL's Romantic reports on a Ljubljana seminar “dedicated to increasing the level of acceptance of the Roma as a minority group.”
Mark MacKinnon writes on what looks like Russia's plan “to annex most of the Arctic.”
Mark MacKinnon writes on the newly-released video of the 2004 Beslan school siege, which “appears to show that the bloody climax was sparked not by an explosion inside the school, as the Kremlin has always claimed, but by shooting that originated outside the school.”
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Hello Kasnar, I regret to say that those type of programmes are very common all over Brazil, both on local and...
Wow!!. I'm an American and I do not speak Portuguese well if at all. I did find it strange...