The Great EU Inquisition: Europe's Response to the U.S. Rendition Policy
The EU still doesn't take the war on terrorism seriously, except when it offers the chance to bash the U.S.
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The EU still doesn't take the war on terrorism seriously, except when it offers the chance to bash the U.S.
Restrictions enacted into law after 9/11 barred persons whoprovided any kind of support to a group of persons viewed asterrorists from entering the U.S. The laws were alsointerpreted to cover those who under duress and the threat of harmto themselves or their families were forced to provide theterrorists with food, housing, or other material support. TheAdministration and Congress have been working to remedy thisproblem and allow more otherwise eligible and honorable applicantsfor admission, refugees, and asylees to settle in America.
Morgan Tsvangirai's withdrawal puts the onus on the U.N. andAfrican leaders to control Robert Mugabe's campaign of terror.
The second round of Zimbabwe's presidential elections will be heldon June 27 according to Zimbabwe's Electoral Commission. The runoffpits the first round winner, Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)leader Morgan Tsvangirai, against President Robert Mugabe. Mountingstate-sponsored political violence leads even Mugabe's staunchestsupporters to question whether elections held under currentconditions could produce a result with even a modicum oflegitimacy. With the United Kingdom serving as the currentPresident of the United Nations Security Council and the UnitedStates poised to ta...
Sudan's radical Islamic regime has created one of the world's worsthuman rights situations and one of its largest humanitarian crises.But approaching Sudan's internal crisis as purely a humanitarianissue is self-defeating.