Interesting Links

The National Security Strategy of the United States

Iraq crisis page

World Press Review: http://www.worldpressreview.org

The World Press Review is a good general news site devoted to international coverage; you can search for news by world region on this site.

The Economist: http://www.economist.com

The Economist is a leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs; it has long been an open advocate for economic and political freedom around the world (i.e. globalization and democracy). Within this clearly stated bias, The Economist is renowned for both objective analysis and strongly argued positions.

Megastories: http://www.megastories.com

"Megastories Out There News is a news agency born on the Net. It pioneers a non-linear journalism in which people create their own experience of the news by meeting people, discovering facts and absorbing atmosphere to form their own understanding of the issues."

Freespeech.org: http://www.freespeech.org

Free Speech offers a wide array of audio-visual media that you can watch on your computer through RealPlayer. Check the audio-visual archives or the online store to watch segments or entire documentaries on key social and political issues. Unlike mainstream media, which responds to the interests of its stockholders and advertisers, Free Speech has been created and defined by input from the wider public, and by people whose voices are excluded or distorted by corporate media.

BBC Online: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/

The British Broadcasting Service is a great source for keeping up with breaking news events throughout the world. It is an interactive medium with articles, audio and visual reportage. You can access different regional news and link to useful sources.