International Response stories:
ICC: Guinea massacre is crime against humanity
Feb 19th, 2010 - Washington Post
conakry, guinea -- a prosecutor at the international criminal court says crimes against humanity were likely committed in guinea during an army-led massacre. deputy prosecutor fatou bensouda told reporters friday that a three-day trip to conakry
Iran's supreme leader denies nuclear report claims
Feb 19th, 2010 - BBC NEWS
consequences if it failed to meet international responsibilities.
moscow said iran must co-operate more activelyUS warns Iran of nuclear consequences
Feb 19th, 2010 - BBC NEWS
the iaea report was unusually blunt
the white house has again warned iran that it faces consequences if it fails to meet international responsibilities about its nuclear programme.
the continuing pressure follows a report from the iaea, the unAttacks on IRS and its employees are all to common
Feb 19th, 2010 - Washington Post
attacks on the internal revenue service and its employees similar to thursday's small plane crash in texas are common, according to federal records and investigations.
"there is a direct correlation between increased irs enforcement efforts'Muted' Pakistan media response to Taliban arrest
Feb 17th, 2010 - BBC NEWS
the arrest did not receive extensive coverage
the pakistani media's response to the arrest of top afghan taliban military commander mullah abdul ghani baradar has been surprisingly muted.
mullah baradar was arrested near karachi in a joint raid
International Response videos from YouTube:
1:45Comic-Con: International Response to Dexter
Michael C. Hall reflects on the different reactions Dexter receives overseas. From the Comic-Con 2009 Dexter Panel. New season premieres Sunday September 27th.
8:05Blood diamonds: the international response
The West African state of Sierra Leone and earned as much as US$ 400 million in a decade of illegal smuggling. 'Conflict' or 'blood diamonds' were traded for arms and funded a brutal rebel campaign. The civil war in Sierra Leone ...
2:59A Response to the United Nations: How to Make the World a Better Place: (For Liberty)
A response to the un's video contest: www.youtube.com (submitted with no intention of winning), concerning what the leaders at the United Nations could do to make the world a better place: remove themselves as a barrier to social and economic progress ...
