1. Religious Fundamentalism in Israel
(Newsletter)

...lls, the Children’s Secretary, has announced a 400 million pound plan to put Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras in 20,000 homes in Britain, says the Express, “to ensure that children attend scho...

2. Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem (Revisited)
(Newsletter)

...w a Middle East peace envoy, has converted to Catholicism, church officials have said. CONTINUE... CCTV images of art thieves released Top_news By Agencies    Sunday, 23 December 200...

3. Nature reserves are not for Tourism
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...diesel buses shuttle the people around allowing them the freedom of walks on nature trails. Wardens and CCTVs infest the place. Tourist accommodations are kept away from the reserve and local people a...

4. It Can Happen Here
(Opinions/op-ed)

...lls, the Children’s Secretary, has announced a 400 million pound plan to put Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras in 20,000 homes in Britain, says the Express, “to ensure that children attend scho...

5. S. Koreans and U.S. beef
(Opinions/Society)

...to resume imports. President Lee Myung-bak's office has not responded to the resignations, according to CCTV.com. Meanwhile, South Korean opposition lawmakers may boycott parliament over the beef iss...

6. Canada/China Hand in Hand Olympic Countdown
(Editor/Letters)

...motion of the 2008 Olympics right here in Canada through a series of cultural performances co-hosted by CCTV, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) mouthpiece, and the CBC. Previous Olympics devolved in...

7. Morally Wrong, a Political Mistake
(Opinions/Features)

... their supposed confessions extracted from them in Guantanamo, British intelligence actually discovered CCTV footage of them being at their workplace in Tipton, Yorkshire at the Currys electrical good...

8. China jails 'syringe attackers'
(Archived/News/Global)

A court in China's western Xinjiang province has sentenced three people to prison terms of up to 15 years for their involvement in a wave of syringe attacks.

9. Football violence mars London derby
(Archived/News/Sport)

The English Football Association wants life bans for those responsible for the crowd violence which marred Tuesday's League Cup match between West Ham United and Millwall.

10. China launches Arabic TV channel
(Archived/News/S+T)

China has launched a 24-hour Arabic-language television channel aimed at addressing "distorted" views of China in the Middle East and North Africa.