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Colonel Gaddafi Will Not Be Given Safe Haven In Algeria

Colonel Gaddafi will not be given a safe haven in Algeria if he attempts to join family members there who have been given leave to stay on humanitarian grounds. Algeria is well aware of the international condemnation and security problems it may encounter through allowing Gaddafi's wife and children to cross over the border. Unlike Gaddafi though, his family members in Algeria are not subject to arrest warrants from the ICC. According to Press TV , Algerian foreign minister Mourad Medelci says that if Gaddafi does come knocking at the Algerian door he will not be granted entry.  "The hypothesis that Gaddafi could knock our door was never considered," said Medelci. Meldelci also added that Algeria, which has so far refused to accept the legitimacy of the Libyan rebel National Transitional Council, may be willing to do so if a government is formed that represents all regions of Libya. Algeria has particular worries regarding Islamists, and worked...

Housewife In Dubai Accused Of Attempted Murder Of Housemaid

A Yemeni housewife is facing prosecution in a Dubai court for allegedly attempting to murder her 18-year-old Ethiopian maid by throwing her over a balcony. Ironically, the young maid who survived the murderous attack was at first charged with jumping from a third floor balcony in an attempted suicide bid. Fortunately, the court decided that the housemaid, referred to as Z.A., did not attempt to commit suicide, the Gulf News reports. The maid claims that her 27-year-old employer battered her face with a hammer, beat her with a rope and threw her over the balcony.  It has now been corroborated by evidence. Allegations of ongoing torture and withholding of salary are provided as further examples of the employer's abuse.  According to  Newsdire , the maid entered the courtroom in a wheelchair after sustaining injuries from the fall. She also suffered a speech impediment from the hammer attack. An Ethiopian man from the same village as Z.A. testified ...

Are The US And Israel Bluffing Iran With An Attack To Force Changes In Policy?

To imply that the Armed Forces of the United States of America has the manpower, ammunition, funding, and especially the stamina, in order to try and compete militarily with a well rested, well funded and heavily armed Iranian Armed Forces would be a major mistake. In order to extend their current combat missions into Iran, alongside Israel, the entire combined NATO forces, or even the entire Allied Command is nothing short of ludicrous. The Western Powers and their allies have been running wildly in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2002, when they went to the Middle East to shock the awe out of them, topple Saddam Hussein and hunt the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization. The Iranian Armed Forces, main combat units, contain an estimated 550,000 soldiers, sailors and airmen. The Revolutionary Guard, the elite branch of the Iranian Armed Forces, their version of our "Green Berets", have command of an estimated 3 million combat ready reservists out of a claimed enrol...

More Than 13000 Slaves Are Working In UK

In Kabul Suicide Attack: Five Killed Including British Diplomat

A British diplomat killed in the suicide attack. Almost 5 people got killed in this attack.

Google Break-Up: European Parliament To Vote Now

 

Fordham Institute Correct In Suggesting Schools Seek Talent Outside Education Field

COMMENTARY | This summer my school's head principal is retiring from his position and moving on up to the district office, having been chosen as the district's new Director of Secondary Education. In choosing his successor, the district superintendent and campus faculty and administrators have gone through a lengthy, complex process of selecting which traits his replacement should possess. Individual departments were asked to compile a list of their desires in a candidate, which would be presented to the interview board by each department head. My department was unanimously supportive of one of our school's assistant principals, who had overseen our department for two years and been an experienced teacher and coach at the same school years before. Eventually, the many candidates were whittled down to three by the board: A head principal of a slightly smaller local freshman school, a head principal of a similarly-sized high school in a similarly-sized ...