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Frog in a Well - The China History Group Blog
Persian and Arab Muslim intermarriage in Ming era Quanzhou
After Iraq
Just try to imagine, say, Secretary of State Podhoretz briefing President Giuliani on his first meeting with the leaders of the Baluchistan Liberation Army, and it becomes obvious that we may be entering a new and hazardous era.
Radar: Blogging Armageddon
Radar interviews Giora Shamis and Diane Shalem, former Economist reporters and founders of DebkaFile
Analysis: Deserts may yield Europe's power - Business - Middle East Times
Across MENA, a series of solar thermal power plants, which use mirrors to collect sunrays during the day and generate electricity at night, could supply as much as 15 percent of Europe's electricity needs by 2050
The Blog | Ronald B. Bruder: A Marshall Plan for the Islamic World? | The Huffington Post
Between 2000 and 2050, the population within this region is predicted to roughly double, with a great rate of roughly 130 percent. ... Just to stay at the current level of stagnancy, Muslim majority states will have to create 100 million new jobs over the
Top 20 Arab Thinkers and Writers of the Last 25 Years - Jordan Watch
this list is my own assembly of the best intellectuals who have contributed positively to Arab thought with clear committment to values of democracy, freedom, human rights, social justice and development
ZNet |Mideast | The Age of Terror - A Landmark Report by Robert Fisk
It's always been my view that the people of this part of the Earth would like some of our democracy. They would like a few packets of human rights off our supermarket shelves. They want freedom. But they want another kind of freedom - freedom from us.
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