This latest sin against God and His flock is only another example of what a truly despicable man Ortega is. Fortunately, the Good Lord has provided the objects of Ortega’s sinful ridicule and scorn the opportunity to respond.
Italy: Future of News at Perugia International Journalism Festival
With panel discussions, keynote speeches, workshops, networking and interviews taking place everywhere, the fast-paced atmosphere of the festival could sweep you away, especially in the heat of Italian weather.
With panel discussions, keynote speeches, workshops, networking and interviews taking place everywhere, the fast-paced atmosphere of the festival could sweep you away, especially in the heat of Italian weather.
United States: Occupy Wall Street Returns
The movement has not only taken the streets.
The movement has not only taken the streets.
Hong Kong: Evangelists Accuse Lady Gaga of Leading Youth Astray
American singer and songwriter Lady Gaga is currently touring Asia with her ‘Born this Way Ball’.
American singer and songwriter Lady Gaga is currently touring Asia with her ‘Born this Way Ball’.
Africa: Calls for Transparency Over Marked Increase in Land Deals
The report states that almost 5% of Africa's agricultural land has been bought or leased by investors since 2000, and emphasizes the fact that this is not a new issue, yet points out that the number of such land deals has increased tremendously in the past five years.
The report states that almost 5% of Africa’s agricultural land has been bought or leased by investors since 2000, and emphasizes the fact that this is not a new issue, yet points out that the number of such land deals has increased tremendously in the past five years.
Armenia: Backhanded Victory for Environmental Activists
In addition to their demands to preserve the park for health and environmental reasons, protesters objected to the 'boutique’ kiosks because no public hearings were held on the matter and no environmental impact assessment was conducted on the area, both of which are required by law.
In addition to their demands to preserve the park for health and environmental reasons, protesters objected to the ’boutique’ kiosks because no public hearings were held on the matter and no environmental impact assessment was conducted on the area, both of which are required by law.
Lebanon: Demotivational Humour on Facebook
Internet memes are just as popular in the Arab world as elsewhere. Recently a number of Facebook pages have been started about specifically Lebanese memes. In this post Global Voices interviews the creator of a page called “Demotivational Lebanon”.
Internet memes are just as popular in the Arab world as elsewhere. Recently a number of Facebook pages have been started about specifically Lebanese memes. In this post Global Voices interviews the creator of a page called “Demotivational Lebanon”.
Ukraine: ‘If Prison Acquires a Voice, Everything Will Change’
In the April 19 interview [ru] with Vecherniye Vesti newspaper, Usov talked about the steps being taken by the authorities since the film's release.
In the April 19 interview [ru] with Vecherniye Vesti newspaper, Usov talked about the steps being taken by the authorities since the film’s release.
Israel: Sharp Criticism of Israel’s Leadership by Ex-Security Chief
Yuval Diskin, the former chief of Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, caused a firestorm in Israel at the end of April, when he was recorded speaking against the Israeli leadership, specifically, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak.
Yuval Diskin, the former chief of Israel’s internal security agency, Shin Bet, caused a firestorm in Israel at the end of April, when he was recorded speaking against the Israeli leadership, specifically, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak.
Cuba: Nothing Changes on May Day
The television broadcasters repeated, with a strange insistence, that attending this Mass were ‘believers and non-believers.’
The television broadcasters repeated, with a strange insistence, that attending this Mass were ‘believers and non-believers.’
May Day Marked Around the Arab World
The National Transitional Council of Libya has declared [ar] International Workers’ Day to be a national public holiday starting this year.
The National Transitional Council of Libya has declared [ar] International Workers’ Day to be a national public holiday starting this year.
Malawi: Bloggers’ Reactions to New President Joyce Banda
The Joyce Banda I have come to know and respect, is the mother who speaks on empowering the poor from her heart.
The Joyce Banda I have come to know and respect, is the mother who speaks on empowering the poor from her heart.
Singapore: Netizens Reject Proposed Code of Conduct
As a country with a high level of Internet penetration, a vibrant online community has sprung up in Singapore over the past few years.
As a country with a high level of Internet penetration, a vibrant online community has sprung up in Singapore over the past few years.
Indonesia: The Curious Case of the Governor’s Middle Finger
In the heat of his run for second term as Jakarta's Governor, Fauzi Bowo sparked controversy when netizens exposed his picture giving a middle-finger salute.
In the heat of his run for second term as Jakarta’s Governor, Fauzi Bowo sparked controversy when netizens exposed his picture giving a middle-finger salute.
Mexico: Bike Ride Protest Clashes With Local Government
Santa Fé has witnessed a rapid growth in its floating population, and it is for this reason that it has become a real ordeal for those who work there to drive to work everyday due to high levels of traffic.
Santa Fé has witnessed a rapid growth in its floating population, and it is for this reason that it has become a real ordeal for those who work there to drive to work everyday due to high levels of traffic.
China: Threatened by American Internet censorship
SourceForge justifies the move saying they are only following American law. Which is more or less the same argument Chinese government spokespeople make when questioned about their country's Internet censorship.
SourceForge justifies the move saying they are only following American law. Which is more or less the same argument Chinese government spokespeople make when questioned about their country’s Internet censorship.