Syria: Four reasons why Bashar al-Assad will probably survive
As Syria’s internal conflict looks to have entered a new phase, Shashank Joshi, of Harvard University, explains why President Bashar al-Assad will probably survive.
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The West must stand up for religious freedoms in Egypt
Ed Jacobs reports on the terrible trend of Christian persecution in post-revolutionary Egypt.
Syria: Footage from the frontline
Dominic Browne reports on the brave citizen-reporting from inside Syria which is brining the crimes of Assad’s regime to the world’s attention.
Now even al-Qaeda say bin Laden is dead
Dominic Browne reports on the confirmation of Osama bin Laden’s death by al-Qaeda and on the future for the jihadi-takfiri trend in general.
Syria: A nation bloody but defiant
Dominic Browne reports on the atrocities committed by the regime of President Assad in Syria prior to a heroic day of defiance taking place in the country today.
A live, incarcerated bin Laden would have been more use to us
Kevin Meagher debates the case for taking Osama bin Laden alive and trying him before the courts.
The influence and legacy of Osama Bin Laden
Former army captain Patrick Bury examines the influence of Bin Laden on international terrorists while alive and the legacy he leaves behind.
Hell Called, Your Place is Reserved: Muslim-country blogs react to Bin Laden death
Left Foot Forward rounds up reaction from blogs from the Muslim world on the assasination of Osama Bin Laden
Royal wedding guest list is an embarrassment to the country
The representatives of oppressive regimes on the guest list to the royal wedding is an embarrassment to this country writes Dominic Browne.
Invite to royal wedding should be withdrawn for Swaziland’s king
Action for Southern Africa’s Mark Beacon reports on the state of oppression and intimidation in Swaziland under the rule of one of our monarchy’s wedding guests