Asked how high he got in Scientology’s levels of study, Haggis said, “All the way to the top.”Photograph by Mary Ellen Mark On August 19, 2009, Tommy Davis, the chief spokesperson for the Church of Scientology International, received a letter from the film director and screenwriter Paul Haggis. “For ten months now I have been writing to ask you to make a public statement denouncing the actions of
The Munich Security Conference adopted its characteristically upbeat tone on Afghanistan once again this year. From President Hamid Karzai down, one speaker after another agreed that the strategy was working and steady progress was being made. Karzai himself insisted his people were telling him that security was better than the year before, which was in turn better than the year before that. For a
An emotional television interview given by a young Egyptian Google executive who was arrested after playing a key role in using the internet to spark the uprising against Hosni Mubarak is being hailed as a landmark moment in the ongoing revolt after it struck a chord across Egypt and beyond. Wael Ghonim, a marketing manager who became a hero to anti-government protestors after he went missing on 2
The Guardian's Moscow correspondent has been expelled from Russia, in what is believed to be the first removal of a British staff journalist from the country since the end of the cold war. Luke Harding's forced departure comes after the newspaper's reporting of the WikiLeaks cables, where he reported on allegations that Russia under the rule of Vladimir Putin had become a "virtual mafia state". Th
CAIRO — Twelve days ago, Wael Ghonim posted a chilling message on his Twitter account. “Pray for #Egypt,” he wrote. “Very worried as it seems that government is planning a war crime tomorrow against people. We are all ready to die.” And then he disappeared. One day later, a huge, angry crowd — choking on tear gas and braving fire hoses, rubber bullets, and live ammunition — overwhelmed thousands o
The documentary was due to be premiered at the Berlin film festival next week. Khodorkovsky, a fierce critic of Russian president Vladimir Putin, was once his country's richest man but has been in jail on fraud charges since 2005 after falling foul of the Kremlin. Although police have no leads in the case, there is suspicion that the theft is politically motivated and forms part of a Russian campa
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