Paul Frankenstein
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I was born in Hong Kong. By the time I was six, I'd lived in four cities on three continents, learned four languages and forgotten three of them. I have a B.A. in Oriental Studies from the University of Arizona and have traveled extensively in Asia and Europe. I now live in New York, where I'm a student at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. My personal blog lives at paulfrankenstein.org.
Latest posts by Paul Frankenstein
12 August 2005
Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwean Pundit on the irony that Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe refuses to engage his fellow Africans and will only speak with Tony Blair.
Cambodia
Webbed Feet, Web Log is frustated by the West's conflation of everything Cambodian and the Khmer Rouge and the subsequent creation of the genocide tourism industry.
China
Simon World, back from vacation, has resumed his valuable roundups of East Asian blogs and stories.
Ethiopia
Amber Henshaw, blogging from Ethiopia, reports that the country's two main opposition parties held a news conference rejecting yesterday's election results and calling on the government to form a government of national unity.
Cambodia
Jinja of the Cambodian blog Webbed feet, Web Log has great minutes of the last Phnom Penh blogger meetup.
Cambodia
ThaRum's web has a great overview of the exploding Cambodian blog scene.
Armenia
Blogrel notes that six political parties in Armenia will be dissolved shortly, and wonders if it's legit.
Niger
President Tanja Mamadou of Niger has denied that there's a famine in his country, stating instead that it's only a “food emergency”, reports Black Star Journal.
11 August 2005
Ukraine
Neeka's Backlog brings us a report from a Russian newspaper that Natalya Dmytruk, the sign language interpreter for the state TV channel, may soon lose her job. Dmytruk played a key role in Ukraine's Orange Revolution when she silently informed her viewers that initial election results were fraudulent while her speaking colleagues were toeing the party line.
Ukraine
Orange Ukraine debunks a number of myths about the state of government in Ukraine today.
I want to ask, there is not software to change from letter to letter Latin...