Rock star and activist Yusuf Islam talks about this latest song inspired by the popular uprisings in the Arab world.
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Rock star and activist Yusuf Islam talks about this latest song inspired by the popular uprisings in the Arab world.
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As part of Al Jazeera’s coverage on the uprising in Libya, a live cross with Charlie Angela talking about French President Sarkozy suffering a rebellion from his own diplomats.
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As part of Al Jazeera’s coverage on the uprising in Libya, a live cross with Charlie Angela talking about French President Sarkozy suffering a rebellion from his own diplomats.
Continue reading …As part of Al Jazeera’s coverage on the uprising in Libya, a live cross with Charlie Angela talking about French President Sarkozy suffering a rebellion from his own diplomats.
Continue reading …Pro tip: If you’re going to crusade against drunk driving, you should probably avoid doing it yourself. Actually, you should probably avoid doing it regardless. But these lessons were lost on Debra Oberlin, the former head of the Gainesville, Fla., chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The 48-year-old was pulled…
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A new biomedical research centre is set to open in Portugal, hoping to make advancements in neuroscience and finding a cure for cancer while treating patients It’ll be the first hospital funded entirely privately, by one man. Allowing the scientists freedoms that could put Portugal on the medical map. Al Jazeera’s Charlie Angela reports from Lisbon.
Continue reading …The United States will support efforts to expel Libya from the 47-member UN Human Rights committee, in what would be an unprecedented suspension of one of its own members. “The crackdown in Libya of peaceful demonstrations is escalating alarmingly with reported mass killings, arbitrary arrests, detention and torture of protesters,…
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The protests in Libya are continuing and Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, is struggling to hold on to power. Major parts of the country are under the control of pro-reform protesters. Many now are fearing a violent showdown. But in a country divided by tribes, alliances and clans, it is difficult to draw the outlines of a future battle. Who exactly are the groups that are holding the future of the country in their hands? And how long can the Libyan leader survive?
Continue reading …At a town hall meeting hosted by a Georgia Rep. Paul Broun on Tuesday, the first question asked was, “Who is going to shoot Obama?” The question “got a big laugh,” writes Blake Aued in the Athens Banner-Herald . But Rep. Paul Broun is catching some flak for what he did…
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