* U.S.: The F.B.I. has egg on their face after Spanish legislator Gaspar Llamazares discovered that part of his image was used in a mock photo image of how Osama bin Laden could look like.
* Guinea: The country is one step closer to transitioning into civilian rule roughly four months after 150 anti-military junta demonstrators were massacred.
* Iran: Diplomats from six countries including the five permanent members of the UN Security Council met behind closed doors today in order to discuss possible sanctions against Iran’s nuclear program.
* Japan: The man described as “Japan’s most influential politician” has come under fire over his alleged role in a fundraising scandal.
Image – Guardian UK (“Digitally enhanced photo of Osama bin-Laden released by the US Department of Defense and Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] which shows an age-progression image of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin-Laden.”)
Online Sources- The Telegraph, The Latin Americanist, New York Times, Xinhua, BBC News
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Weekend World Watch: Freeze frame
Labels:
corruption,
FBI,
Guinea,
Iran,
Japan,
nuclear energy,
Osama bin Laden,
Spain,
World Watch
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