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IIFA begins amid missing glamour and threats

International Indian film Academy awards ceremonies have started in Colombo, but the glamour is still missing as most of the big celebrity actors have kept themselves away from the functions. Back home in India, sentiments of the people are not with the awards due to a reports of mistreatment of the Tamil people in the [...]

“Political killer” remanded in custody

The international chamber of the PriÅ¡tina Municipal Court decided today to remand Nazim Blaca in custody for another two months. The ethnic Albanian is a self-confessed murderer of Hashim Thaci’s political opponents in Kosovo.

Shots fired at Chamber of Commerce in K. Mitrovica

Unknown persons fired shots at the Chamber of Commerce of Kosovo and Metohija located in a multi-ethnic community in northern Kosovska Mitrovica. Chamber General Secretary Slaviša Stanić told the Tanjug news agency that there was only one security guard in the building at the time of the late night attack and that he was not injured.

Apple Leaves U.S. Chamber of Commerce over Climate Policy

Apple is now the latest company to quit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Apple sent the organization a letter this week that said the company disagrees with the business group’s climate change policy.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Apple Inc. on Monday became the latest company to quit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce because the technology company disagrees with the business group’s climate change policy.
quot;We would prefer that the chamber take a more progressive stance on this critical issue and p…


Wu-Tang:
Chamber Music

By: Dennis Cook

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Nah, this ain’t the 37th Chamber or anything like it but Chamber Music (released June 16 on Koch Records) is a slight return to form for the arguable mastermind of the Wu sound, RZA. Packed with chop-socky soundbites, spoken word musing and fairly on-point mic wrecking, Chamber Music is embedded in the live instrumentation of NYC’s The Revelations, who provide the raw material for RZA to rework. Like most good hip-hop, this is a skill exercise by all involved and the band keeps things fresh simply by avoiding the usual sampling pitfalls. We also get a straight up slow jam (“I Wish You Were Here”) and the return of some decent posse cuts, which were a major part of the Wu’s early appeal. The MC list includes Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Inspektah Deck, U-God and special guests Masta Ace, Kool G Rap, Sadat X and M.O.P., and most drop at least a couple memorable/quotable word nuggets. It’s a quality assortment of talents and though a brief set it all flows and flips with renewed energy while still honoring the Wu-Tang’s rich history.

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Suspected Mladić helper in custody again

The Belgrade District Court Chamber of Appeals has ordered the arrest of retired military pilot Stanko Ristić, known as a suspected helper of Ratko Mladić. This was confirmed today by his lawyer Milimir Šalić, who said that he has appealed the decision to the Constitutional Court and State Prosecutor’s Office.

Hague: Karadžić files appeal

Radovan Karadžić has appealed the decision of the Hague Tribunal to deny his request for dropping charges against him because of an alleged immunity deal. In the document, published by the tribunal on Monday, the former Bosnian Serb political leader asked the appeals chamber to abolish its decision and order the trial chamber to perform a preliminary questioning of witnesses that can confirm the existence of the immunity agreement he had with U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke.

Hague acquits ex-Kosovo minister on contempt charge

The Hague Tribunal Appeals Chamber has found Kosovo Albanian Astrit Haraqi not guilty of contempt of court, the Hague has announced. The court quashed the verdict of the initial trial, where Haraqia was found guilty of witness intimidation in the case against Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leader Ramus Haradinaj.

Art Levine: Showdown on Health Reform: Chamber, Insurers vs. Obama, Labor, Grass-Roots Activists

What’s really going to determine the impact of the President’s speech and the drive for reform is the role of grass-roots support.