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Tut Exhibition

July 14th, 2007

Today officially Tony Blair is out and Gordon Brown is in as the new occupant of the 10 Downing Street. We’ll have to see how British foreign policy will change with Brown, and especially during these delicate times regarding Kosova’s final status. There is no doubt that in Blair, Kosova had a staunch supporter for its independence. In a letter last week, Blair assured the Kosovars, that his successor will be following the same policies, however we’ll have to see how the nuances will change. In the meanwhile, one thing can be said for sure: Blair is far more presentable, youthful and charismatic than Brown. In an interview given last week to BBC, I noticed that Brown has a certain, let’s call it “jaw-drop”, between sentences. If you press the shutter at the right time, I think you can produce a pretty silly picture of him. Would be pretty funny to see him side by side with W, actually I can’t wait for “Saturday Night Live” to come up with his imitation.

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NATO warns Putin

June 26th, 2007

NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer warned Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that blocking independence for Kosovo could allow the Serbian province to slide into instability. He made his point very forcefully:

Scheffer gestures during a press conference in Moscow

Mr. Putin, wasn’t sure he understood everything, so he asked a few questions:

At the end, Mr. Putin wasn’t very pleased with the message:

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Greek police torture and humiliate detainees

June 17th, 2007

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Proof: watch not stolen!

June 15th, 2007

Proof that Bush’s watch was not stolen in Albania.

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Hoax: Bush’s watch stolen

June 12th, 2007

This is obviously a hoax on the part of media, and is a sign of unprofessionalism to even feature such a story without a careful examination. There are two videos I’ve seen of the moment, from two different angles, and is clear that at one moment, President Bush pulls out of the crowd, takes the watch off and puts it on his right pocket before going again into the crowd. From one angle is hard to see his movements, however you can see that he puts his right hand in the pocket. I also don’t believe the story of the Albanian bodyguard, Bush went in with some 500 Security agents, I doubt any Albanian bodyguard would’ve been around him at the time. It makes for a funny story, but I don’t think it’s true.
I believe this whole thing is being pumped by people that are only too eager to humiliate and put him down at every moment, and want to somehow ridicule the warm welcome he received in Albania. Albanians were supposed to automatically protest, according to media, but I think the enthusiasm was genuine.

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Bush hints at unilateral recognition of Kosova’s independence

June 10th, 2007

From the press conference of President Bush and Prime Minister Berisha in Tirana:

PRESIDENT BUSH: What you do is you get your diplomats working with Russian diplomats, as well as EU diplomats, to see if there is not common ground. In other words, there has to be an effort to see if we can’t find a way for everybody to say, well, it’s a good idea. And if you end up being in a posit