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 Today, in 2009, it is obvious to the founders of Justice for Bosnia Task Force that they have the moral duty and, indeed, the obligation to engage again and continue their original work as the international community and its internationally imposed system of government in the homeland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has rendered the government itself dysfunctional. Washington: Bosniak American Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina  The Bosnian-American community during the two days of B-H Days on Capitol Hill expressed their sincere support for the relationship between the United States and B-H, especially when it comes to ensuring stability in Southeast Europe and developing new channels for educational and cultural programs between the two countries  Ajvaz-dedo, for whom a spring and its surroundings have been named (Ajvatovica), was a devout Muslim who arrived in Prusac after the Ottomans had conquered Bosnian lands. Ajvaz-dedo was an enlightened man who worked tirelessly to educate the native people of his new homeland and who made great progress in so doing. LOS ANGELES  A lawyer for Michael Jackson's doctor said his client never gave or prescribed Jackson the painkillers Demerol or OxyContin, and denied reports suggesting that the doctor gave the pop star drugs that contributed to his death.
Jackson's family requested a private autopsy in part because of questions about Murray, the Rev. Jesse Jackson said. Grand Mufti of Bosnia dr. Mustafa Ceric send letter to US President Barack Hussein Obama  I am just one of more than one billion Muslims in the world who represents a small Muslim Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Of course, there are much more important people in the Muslim world who did respond to your two speeches with great respect and support. But I thought it was my right and my duty to express the gratitude of my Community to the American people for the care and support during its recovery from a genocide...  It is appalling that in the 21st century someone should be prosecuted for simply telling the truth. Such an act can have devastating effects on the freedom of speech, as well as any future efforts to bring about justice for victims of genocide and other war crimes. ICTY:  As stated in this Decision, the exact date of his visit will be determined “in consultation with the UN Detention Unit, the Tribunal’s Registrar and members of the Trial Chamber”, but only after written agreements to the terms and conditions set out in this Decision have been obtained from any state affected by his transfer.
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Interview with Amir Moustafa
Autor:  That’s an interesting question, one I’ve heard two times before on two different interviews. The answer is, well, you have two viewpoints, one, [some] geologists say it’s completely natural, the other were the locals and some archaeologists who say, no it’s not natural, they are man-made. I say you can’t rule out that there might be man-made structures within the vicinity of the pyramids.
The tunnels which have been found… Geologists say they’re just the beginning of caves, it’s a natural process, you can even find stalagmites. Others say no, they’re artificially built. I say maybe they’re both, maybe they’re the beginning of natural caves exploited by man, to build shelter or storage. I’m not expert enough to judge. |
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Iran demands cautious approach
Toronto Sun — WASHINGTON, D.C. -- My old friend and Georgetown University Foreign Service School classmate, Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, was executed in Tehran after a failed attempt to overthrow Iran's Islamic Republic in 1982.
I'm thinking about his death because of increasingly strident demands by Republicans and some Democrats for President Barack Obama to wade into Iran's blazing post electoral crisis.
By Elvir on Jun 28th, 2009 07:48 PM
Iranian leadership feud too close to call
Ottawa Sun — Iran's intensifying political crisis remains dangerously unpredictable. It's still too early to determine if the bitter feud within Tehran's political establishment will lead to a revolution against Iran's Islamic government that so many foreigners hope for, or eventually burn out.
By Elvir on Jun 24th, 2009 01:47 AM
Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel will expand settlements
Telegraph — The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has said that his country will continue to expand its settlements in the occupied West Bank, despite calls by President Barack Obama for construction to stop.
By Elvir on May 24th, 2009 09:58 PM
Obama Tells Netanyahu He Has an Iran Timetable
New York Times — WASHINGTON — President Obama said Monday that he expected to know by the end of the year whether Iran was making “a good-faith effort to resolve differences” in talks aimed at ending its nuclear program, signaling to Israel as well as Iran that his willingness to engage in diplomacy over the issue has its limits.
By Elvir on May 18th, 2009 11:49 PM
Biden seeks to bolster still divided Bosnia
Reuters — SARAJEVO (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Bosnia on Tuesday hoping to bolster a country still plagued by instability and ethnic division 14 years after the end of Europe's worst conflict since World War Two.
By Elvir on May 18th, 2009 11:29 PM
Serbia 'searching' for fugitives
BBC News — Serbian President Boris Tadic has told the UN's chief war crimes prosecutor his country is "searching intensively" for two remaining fugitives.
By Elvir on May 11th, 2009 11:22 PM
Biden to visit Balkan states in mid-May
The Washington Post — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden will visit Bosnia, Serbia and Kosovo during the week of May 18, focusing on a region that so far has not been high on the Obama administration's foreign policy agenda.
By Elvir on May 1st, 2009 09:53 PM
Turkey objects to Obama's view of Armenian killings
Reuters — Turkey Saturday branded "unacceptable" parts of U.S. President Barack Obama's carefully worded statement on the mass killings of Armenians, saying that hundreds of thousands of Turks and Muslims also died.
By Elvir on Apr 25th, 2009 10:06 PM
Guerrillas or GI Joes?
Toronto Sun — Gates' newly announced defence budget makes clear that America's military future lies in what the Pentagon calls "expeditionary warfare," mostly in the Muslim world.
By Elvir on Apr 19th, 2009 06:10 AM
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