He dismissed the decision to extradite him as a "rubber-stamping process". He said: "It comes as no surprise but is nevertheless wrong. It comes as the result of a European arrest warrant system amok." There had been no consideration of the allegations against him, Assange said. His extradition would thrust him into a legal system he did not understand using a language he did not speak. Assange sa
Alexey Navalny leaps out of his chair and draws five black circles on a whiteboard. The circles represent players in Russia's multibillion-dollar oil industry. With boundless energy and lightning speed, he draws lines and connects the dots, telling the story of what he calls classic Russian corruption. In Russia, this is not done – at least not publicly. Navalny is speaking in a country that has s
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in Robert Fisk with the first dispatch from Tripoli - a city in the shadow of deathGunfire in the suburbs – and hunger and rumour in the capital as thousands race for last tickets out of a city sinking into anarchy
Following up on Steve's excellent post considering pros and cons of foreign military intervention in Libya, I want to add my two cents. For me, Iraq had made me a die-hard opponent of foreign military intervention of any kind. I like neither the muscular interventionism of the neo-conservatives nor the very similar humanitarian interventionism of liberals. I have a little more respect for the Resp
Dual nationality Libyans and some foreigners were detained Wednesday in a makeshift jail in a school in Shahat, Libya.Credit...Scott Nelson for The New York Times BAIDA, Libya � As rebellion crept closer to the capital and defections of military officers multiplied, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi called on thousands of mercenaries and irregular security forces on Wednesday to defend his bastion in Tripol
DUBAI — The Philippine government said Tuesday that it was suspending the processing of labor applications for its citizens to work in Libya, Bahrain and Yemen as popular unrest and violence continued to sweep the Middle East. The Philippines sends nearly a quarter of its adult work force overseas to work in a wide range of jobs, providing a major source of low-wage labor. Anonymous, in some ways
LAHORE — This much is clear about the latest convulsion in U.S.-Pakistan relations: an American man, operating under the name of Raymond Davis, shot and killed two men in Lahore in the populous province of the Punjab. After the event, an "emergency vehicle," presumably from the U.S. consulate, rushed to rescue Davis and careened into a crowd. The as yet unidentified driver of the rescue vehicle ki
BOSTON — Halfway around the world from Tahrir Square in Cairo, an aging American intellectual shuffles about his cluttered brick row house in a working-class neighborhood here. His name is Gene Sharp. Stoop-shouldered and white-haired at 83, he grows orchids, has yet to master the Internet and hardly seems like a dangerous man. But for the world’s despots, his ideas can be fatal. Few Americans hav
Adams 'not embarrassed' by links to GadafySinn Féin president Gerry Adams has denied the violence in Libya is an embarrassment for the party in the wake of the republican… Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has denied the violence in Libya is an embarrassment for the party in the wake of the republican movement's links in the past with Col Muammar Gadafy. He compared the IRA's receipt of arms and exp
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