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August 25, 2008

Global: The dust settles on the Biden pick

It’s morning in America. After the initial shock, the dust seems to have settled. The United States -- and the rest of the world -- has come to terms with the fact that presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama has named Delaware Senator Joe Biden as his running mate. The Obama-Biden ticket will now face presumptive Republican nominee John McCain and his as-yet-unnamed sidekick to see who will become the next President of the United States. Bloggers of all stripes have moved passed their initial gut reactions on the freshly minted Democratic ticket and have started to formulate more solid opinions based on fact. That’s what covering politics is all about, isn’t it?

August 24, 2008

Obama Picks Prime Serb-Hater as his Running Mate

Aggregated from: Byzantine Blog

Obama Chooses a Bellicose Serbophobe, KLA Senate Representative Biden as his Running Mate Byzantine Blog entry from January 9, 2007 (via Allah's Willing Executioners) Recently, a prime Serb-hater and Albanian Muslim lobbyist, Senator Joseph Biden of the obsessively anti-Serb Council on Foreign R...

July 24, 2008

Balkans, U.S.: Goran Bregovic in NYC

Aggregated from: Global Voices Online » U.S.A.

Veni Markovksi posts pictures and writes at length about Goran Bregovic and his Wedding and Funeral Orchestra's concerts in New York City. ...

July 17, 2008

China: Is the West afraid of our patriotism?

Aggregated from: Global Voices Online » U.S.A.

Are there factors informing your perception of China circa 2008? Novelist-blogger and researcher of worldly affairs Yang Hengjun moves on from ‘How did America cover up the truth of the bombing of our embassy in Yugoslavia?' to his post last week, ‘Are Western countries afraid of the...

June 20, 2008

China: Is the West afraid of our patriotism?

Are there factors informing your perception of China circa 2008? Novelist-blogger and researcher of worldly affairs Yang Hengjun moves on from "How did America cover up the truth of the bombing of our embassy in Yugoslavia?" to his post last week, "Are Western countries afraid of the Chinese people's patriotic fervor?"

April 21, 2008

Is the magic over?

Aggregated from: SuperFrenchie

Bernard Kouchner, the French Foreign Minister, is not exactly an anti-American. A long-time advocate of humanitarian intervention, he was in favor of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003. He also applauded the U.S. intervention in Serbia. But asked this week whether the U.S. could repair the...

March 25, 2008

John McCain would be best for South East Europe

Aggregated from: Greatersurbiton

The democratic choice is an easier one for progressives to make in the UK than it is in the US. Over here, the ruling Labour Party is more progressive than the Conservative opposition on both foreign and domestic issues. But in the US, things are not so simple. Were I an American citizen, I would be...

February 22, 2008

The Serbs are destroying the American Embassy in Serbia

Aggregated from: Egyptian chronicles

Oh boy forget about the American Embassy in Iran , it is Serbia , I am watching it now in Aljazeera Live , oh boy I do know not if the Americans were quick to get out from the country and also to burn all the secret documents or not ,as the Russian camp would be very happy to put its hands on these...

Middle East: Wishing Kosovo all the Best!

Aggregated from: Global Voices Online » U.S.A.

Bloggers and some politicians in the Middle East were quick to draw parallels between Kosovo's independence from Serbia and the Palestine Question. Following the news from the Balkans, here's a snapshot of more reactions from Israel, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Israel: From Israel, Auss...

February 21, 2008

Kosovo: Views from the Russophone Blogosphere

Aggregated from: Global Voices Online » U.S.A.

According to the Yandex Blogs portal, over 3,700 posts on Kosovo independence have appeared in the Russian-language blogosphere in the past three days. Some of these posts have received dozens, if not hundreds, of comments. Below are a few snippets of this lively discussion, all translated from Russ...