Bahrainis Once again hold massive pro-reform demo

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JNN 12 June 2011 MANAMA – More than 10,000 pro-democracy protesters shouting “we are victorious” gathered for a demonstration for political reform on Saturday.  Continue reading →

Britain still trapped into Slavery Business

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JNN 12 June 2011 : Britain’s Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) is to launch a comprehensive probe into human trafficking after reports said the country is mired in the problem of slavery just as much as 200 years ago. Continue reading →

Iranian Women's Soccer Team Disqualified From Olympics Over Headscarves

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JNN 12 June 2011 TEHRAN — Not participating in the 2012 London Olympics is a nightmare for every serious athlete, but for the Iranian women’s soccer team the defeat was extra bitter after they were disqualified right before a crucial qualifying match because they wore Islamic headscarves. Continue reading →

Iranian Women’s Soccer Team Disqualified From Olympics Over Headscarves

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JNN 12 June 2011 TEHRAN — Not participating in the 2012 London Olympics is a nightmare for every serious athlete, but for the Iranian women’s soccer team the defeat was extra bitter after they were disqualified right before a crucial qualifying match because they wore Islamic headscarves. Continue reading →

Israeli Agent caught on charges of Inciting Sectarian clash and civil war in Egypt

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JNN 12 June 2011 : Egyptian authorities have detained an alleged Israeli agent and are interrogating him on suspicion of spying and trying to influence protesters during the popular uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, a court official and the prosecution spokesman said Sunday Continue reading →

CIA chief leaves Pakistan dejected, without deal on resetting ties with ISI

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JNN 12 June 2011 ISLAMABAD: Leon Panetta, chief of the Central Intelligence Agency, left Islamabad on Saturday morning after a meeting with Chief of the Army Staff Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and ISI head Gen Shuja Pasha, but without a deal on resetting the relationship between the spy agencies. Continue reading →