Sunni militia strike could derail US strategy against al-Qaida
The success of the US "surge" strategy in Iraq may be under threat as Sunni militia employed by the US to fight al-Qaida are warning of a national strike because they are not being paid regularly. Leading members of the 80,000-strong Sahwa, or awakening, councils have said they will stop fighting unless payment of their $10 a day (£5) wage is resumed. The fighters are accusing the US military of u
Where angels no longer fear to tread
Where angels no longer fear to treadScience and religion have often been at loggerheads. Now the former has decided to resolve the problem by trying to explain the existence of the latter BY THE standards of European scientific collaboration, €2m ($3.1m) is not a huge sum. But it might be the start of something that will challenge human perceptions of reality at least as much as the billions being
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The Next President And the Middle East | The New America Foundation
St Tropez in the Horn?
Border clashing
A colonial uprising
Middle East peace talks stalled, say negotiators
Iraqi Council Ends Objection to Election Law (Published 2008)
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