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05.03.2009, 13:43
How the media covered a war that never was.
25.02.2009, 22:21
11.02.2009, 14:03
Twenty years ago next Sunday, February 15, the last Soviet soldiers marched out of Afghanistan. The longest ‘hot’ conflict of the Cold war was over, but the spin wasn’t.
04.02.2009, 22:19
Media coverage of the Confrontation of Palestine that supposedly re-opened in the 20th century a millennia-old conflict between the Jews and the Arabs,
28.01.2009, 17:12
The plans of the new U.S. administration to put diplomacy ahead of military solutions in its foreign policy is all over the world media.
21.01.2009, 14:18
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The Iraq war of 2003 was one of the most publicized conflicts in human history. The world watched it live on kitchen TV-sets and listened to it on the radio in real time while driving to work.
21.01.2009, 12:29
On this page every Wednesday you will find an account of an armed conflict from the past – recent or distant – that went down in history not in the way it really happened but in the way it was portrayed by the media.
28.11.2008, 16:44
When locusts attack a field in sufficiently large numbers, they synchronize their body movements to such a degree that no two locusts ever land on the same stem if there isn’t enough food enough on it for both of them.
26.11.2008, 16:30
Thai politics have acquired the pace of a Hollywood action movie. The current crisis has other features of a silver screen adventure as well, among them – violence, growing by the day, and the lack of consideration for any consequences shown by
27.10.2008, 14:00
It appears that Russians prefer to fight the global credit crunch with a good laugh.
Published: 12 March, 2009, 12:37
Technically, the Damansky conflict was a local two-episode frontier engagement between Chinese and Soviet soldiers on March 2 and March 15, 1969. Statistically, it was, for the lack of a better term, small.
