MIKE HARRIS
FEATURED ARTICLES
- For 70 years American citizens have known what foreign governments are up to in Washington: it’s about time we caught up in the UK. Read on>
- In Belarus, the freedom of the internet is as stake
- Why is the local government association spinning against freedom of information?
- WHEN THE reactor at Unit 4 of the V. I. Lenin Atomic Power Station, Chernobyl, exploded twenty-five years ago, the people of Belarus were sacrificed by a secretive political system. Read on>
TWEETS
In Tahrir Square. Signs of revolution everywhere. And even more signs for next week's presidential elections
BBC to run film praising Rwanda's dictator, "supported" by company linked to ruling party http://t.co/7s5e0JQF via @dontgetfooled
The London riots
Published at TheJournal.ie
IT’S HIGHLY UNUSUAL to have widespread violence across a city, where the authorities have no idea of the root cause. There’s no one to negotiate with or no community group to speak to.
Blair in Kazakhstan
Why is Tony Blair lending credibility to Kazakhstan’s dictator? was originally published in the Daily Telegraph. The former Labour PM has betrayed his own foreign policy by working for the authoritarian President of Kazakhstan.