Violence rages in Syria despite diplomacy
Clashes, shelling and raids erupted across Syria on Wednesday as high-level diplomats continued to work on a plan for peace.
Month: April 2012
Violence rages in Syria despite diplomacy
Clashes, shelling and raids erupted across Syria on Wednesday as high-level diplomats continued to work on a plan for peace.
Syria must be held to law of war
Laurie Blank, Geoffrey Corn say international legal experts do not call events in Syria a war, so laws governing the conduct of war don’t apply. The dissidents and terrified civilians would beg to differ.
Mohammad Amir features in ACSU’s educational video
Mohammad Amir has appeared in an educational video on behalf of the ICC’s Anti-Corruption and Security Unit
Shootings resonate in South Korea
CNN’s Ralitsa Vassileva reports on Korean reaction to the shootings at a small California Christian college.
Sheikh Mohammed charged in 9/11
The United States on Wednesday announced charges against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of orchestrating the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and four others accused of involvement in the plot.
Quiney scoops Victorian awards
Rob Quiney has won his second successive Bill Lawry Medal as Victoria’s best first-class player of the season
Quiney scoops Victorian awards
Rob Quiney has won his second successive Bill Lawry Medal as Victoria’s best first-class player of the season
Can you feel it? Gibson can
There is a feeling around the Caribbean that the downtrodden West Indies may finally be building a team that inspires confidence
Deonarine on probationary return – Gibson
Narsingh Deonarine’s recall to the West Indies Test team to face Australia is a temporary solution to the absence of Marlon Samuels and has arrived despite continued reservations about his fitness, the coach Ottis Gibson has candidly admitted
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