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Land Border Demarcation Between Cameroon And Nigeria Halted
The demarcation of the land borders between Cameroon and Nigeria, which started on 14 December, is at a standstill because of the difficulties of converting dollars into the Nigerian national currency, the naira, APA learned Wednesday from corroborating...
On the Legality Question of the Iraq War
Since the BBC is one of my primary sources for world news, I have been following with mild interest (which seems to be significantly more than that of American media) the proceedings of an inquiry into the initiation of the “Bush War” in...
‘Bakassi Freedom Fighters’ Reportedly Apologize And Propose Ceasefire with Cameroon
“General A. G. Basuo” and “Major Ebi Dari”, leaders of the Organisation for the Defence of the Niger Delta, also known as the ‘Bakassi Freedom Fighters’ (BFF) have sent a letter of apology and a ceasefire to the Cameroonian officials, military...
European Court of Human Rights Receives Nearly 2,000 Applications From South Ossetians
The European Court of Human Rights has received nearly 2,000 applications from residents of South Ossetia complaining of illegal treatment at the hands of Georgia, the president of the court, Jean-Paul Costa, has said.
10 Assailants Killed Thursday on Disputed Bakassi
Ten assailants belonging to an armed gang with no apparent military ties, were killed Thursday as they attacked Kombo Jamea, a locality on the Cameroon peninsula of Bakassi, a Defence ministry statement disclosed. The heavily armed attackers came aboard...
Legality Of ‘Hot Pursuit’ Into Pakistan Debated
Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s threat to send troops after Taliban militants in neighboring Pakistan has kindled debate about cross-border military incursions and international law.
Iran: President Ahmadinejad Says Israel Is ‘Dying’
As Israel marks the 60th anniversary of its creation, Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad says the Jewish state is “dying” and that the celebrations are a failed attempt to prevent its “annihilation.”
Zimbabwe Opposition Wants International Court Try Perpetrators of Violence
Zimbabwe’s main opposition party on Friday promised to hand over to an international court, those perpetrating a terror campaign that has claimed the lives of at least 10 people since last month’s elections.
