The Iconoclast

While there was nothing even slightly amusing about the recent attacks in Paris on the journalists of Charlie Hebdo and the customers of a kosher supermarket, there was an element […]

Here. According to NPR and the Obama Administration, there is this mad dog, this political careerist, Netanyahu by name, who apparently arranged the whole speech business (in this version, Speaker […]

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The story of his burial in Libya, and the grotesque defense of his murder — blaming Canadian authorities, just the way members of CAGE are now blaming the British security […]

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From the Archives at NER, 1 September 2011, here.

This is the Guardian report earlier this evening. An Al-Qaeda terrorism suspect closely connected to “Jihadi John” is living in London, having used the Human Rights Act to prevent the […]

Andrew Gilligan in the explain how Mohammed Emwazi, “Jihadi John”, was the real victim of recent events in Syria, you could almost hear the nation’s collective intake of breath. Being […]

Mohammed Emwazi, the Islamic State extremist known as “Jihadi John”, was able to flee Britain and the scrutiny of the security services, despite being a member of a terror cell […]

Here. I remember listening to stately, plump, driven Galina Starovoitova, the parliamentarian who investigated corruption in Russia. She gave a talk at the Russian Research Center at Harvard a year […]

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Urging Egyptians to undermine the enlightened despotism of Al-Sisi by attacks on foreign economic targets. Here. Does Egypt have agents in Istanbul? It should.

Ahmedy Coulibaly proudly recorded himself at the scene — the kosher market — of his crime. Here.  

An Essay on the Film, “Footnote” by Israeli filmmaker, Joseph Cedar by Geoffrey Clarfield (March 2015) “Footnote,” by film director Joseph Cedar is an Israeli film released in 2011. It […]

by Dilip Mohapatra (March 2015) Monsoon descends and the clouds split open the gutters running parallel on both sides of the narrow village gully  more>>>

Translated from the German and edited by Thomas Ország-Land (March 2015)   1 MY BROTHER THE DREAMER   Trundling across this withering landscape, I see from my stagecoach a roadside […]