Taking The Legal Route: Suing Satellite Communication Providers
Finally, all cards are face up. This is not an issue of 'siege,' 'blockade' or even need. Rather it is a public relations campaign, and a very successful one at that, forcing Israel to be constantly on the defensive.
Soldiers Assault Tourists in Kashmir
Srinagar, June 6: Indian army soldiers allegedly assaulted a group of tourists at Pahlgham tourist resort in Indian administered Kashmir on Monday. Police have registered a case against the army.
Long-Distance Biased Reports Distort Bahrain’s Reality
Let us first take the example of an Associated Press report filed on June 3. If you know, this was three days day after the lifting of the State of National Safety in Bahrain and the first Friday in the wake of that. Fridays are generally believed t
US Deplores Shutdowns of Internet in Syria
According to Ms. Clinton, the White House released the International Strategy for Cyberspace two weeks ago. The strategy noted that 'States should not arbitrarily deprive or disrupt individuals' access to the Internet or other networked technologi
Sore Loser and Sores of Loss
The world likes when the underdog wins, or when the people who are the most bashed, attacked or hounded get up and dissent. That is precisely what happened at the end of May 2011, in Washington DC, when Benjamin 'Bibi' Netanyahu, Israel's Prime
