Monthly Archives: September 2011

Political leaders from Jakarta have held special meetings in a effort to quell the violence and prevent escalations.

Muslim Brotherhood luminary Sobhi Saleh said the supra-constitutional principles issued by Deputy Prime Minister Ali al-Selmy were “unconstitutional, undemocratic and unpractical" and that the cabinet had no authority to issue such principles.

The Polish Finance Minister warned the EU countries that the cost of a euro zone collapse could even encompass war.

Just a week after authorizing transfer of power talks, Yemeni forces opened fire on anti-regime protesters, wounding at least 10.

Only the intervention of the police prevented serious consequences for the parents and their two boys. The father had started two weeks earlier to teach English at a local Protestant school. The attack, which took place in South Sulawesi, was ordered by a radical local Muslim leader.

Edmunds' decision was a victory for federal prosecutors, who are arguing that the incident was an act of terrorism, not an individual acting alone.

Protesters in Jordan call to shut down Israeli embassy, burn Israeli flag. No violent incidents.