Watching Invisible Belarus
I write a great deal about nations that get insufficient attention in the global media. I’d planned to write something soon about the upcoming elections… Read More »Watching Invisible Belarus
I write a great deal about nations that get insufficient attention in the global media. I’d planned to write something soon about the upcoming elections… Read More »Watching Invisible Belarus
I’m at the United States Chamber of Commerce at a half-day conference titled “Expanding and Strengthening Democracy – the Role of Technology“. It’s a pleasant… Read More »Democracy and Technology in DC
Phil Borges was a dentist. Now he’s a photographer. He’s focused on the disappearance of cultures, telling us that in this next generation, we’re going… Read More »Phil Borges and BRIDGES
In the picture above (from Hossein Derakshan’s photo blog), the middle figure is Omid Memarian, a young Iranian journalist who, at the time, was one… Read More »Meeting Omid Memarian
An apology in advance to all my regular readers – I’m on the road the next three weeks and my blogging will be highly irregular.… Read More »Apologies in advance
If you’re an American frustrated with your ability to get your chief law enforcement officer to answer questions about the National Security Agency’s warantless wiretapping… Read More »The Githongo Dossier – Kenya reacts to scandal