August 5, 2008
The International Criminal Court Prosecutor has requested an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir for his “criminal responsibility in relation to 10 counts of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.” A Sudanese blogger writing in Arabic wonders who will be next...
go to article »July 26, 2008
July 14, 2008
With a new tenant in the White House, the American policy toward the Maghreb is likely to undergo some important retooling in 2009. The magnitude of the changes is unclear as the new American administration will probably view the region through old and new lenses. John McCain, despite his Republi...
go to article »June 17, 2008
Mommar Gaddafi loves to be in the picture , he is a showman and he hates it when all the lights are spotted on some one else, this is something we all know in the Arab world whether as people or rulers , no one takes him serious still he creates buzz. It has been a while as I recall since the Ara...
go to article »June 13, 2008
BBC reports that Libya's leader has strongly criticised US presidential candidate Barack Obama for saying Jerusalem should remain the undivided capital of Israel. Col Muammar Gaddafi said he was either ignorant of the Middle East conflict or lying to boost his campaign. Referring to him as "our...
go to article »April 4, 2008
American media circulating that the Arab Summit in Damascus was a failure [all Arab summits are failures, this is a well known fact] while the reality is that the U.S. plot to prevent the summit has failed, here is the details of the American conspiracy: According to assafir newspaper American em...
go to article »March 10, 2008
22,755 Americans living abroad cast votes in the Democrats Abroad primaries. The map below demonstrates that Americans living in most countries favoured Obama. Although The World Wants Obama is most interested in the views of non-Americans, these results reinforce the evidence we've gathered of Sena...
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