U.S. Criticizes Kazakhstan for Suppressing Guess-Who
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  WASHINGTON  Borat, that crass chronicler of the American condition, has been singled out by the State Department as a victim of suppression in his own homeland.
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By MATTHEW LEE  WASHINGTON - Fictional gay cowboys and a faux reporter from Kazakhstan suffered human rights abuses in 2006 as crackdowns on flesh and blood victims were extended to the Internet, award- winning films and noted plays worldwide, the State Department says.
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The government of Belarus decided to respond to the Western criticism. When the results of the US presidential election were exposed, the Belarus Foreign Ministry released a statement, in which Bush's win was ...
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Fictional gay cowboys and a faux reporter from Kazakhstan suffered human rights abuses in 2006 as crackdowns on flesh and blood victims were extended to the Internet, award-winning films and noted plays worldwide, the State Department says.
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates  on Sunday dismissed as the blunt talk of an old spy accusations  by Russian President Vladimir Putin that the United States  sought to force its will on the world.
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The missile test drew an annoyed reaction from the United States and a dismissive one from South Korea.
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The US State Department Wednesday noted &quot;aggressive&quot; behavior by some DynCorp contractors hired to protect Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
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Â· OSCE says restrictions prevent it doing its jobÂ· Russia accuses observers of double standards
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Fictional Kazakh TV reporter Borat has made an unexpected cameo appearance as a victim of censorship in a heavyweight annual human rights report issued by the State Department.
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Fictional Kazakh TV reporter Borat has  made an unexpected cameo appearance as a victim of censorship  in a heavyweight annual human rights report issued by the State  Department.
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Russia curtly told the United States to  stay out of its business Wednesday after U.S. criticism, echoed  by the European Union, of President Vladimir Putin's plans for  radical change that will boost Kremlin power.
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Borat, the fictional TV reporter from Kazakhstan, may have gotten under the skin of Kazakh officials but on
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Authorities in Kazakhstan have launched a criminal case against the Soros-Kazakhstan Foundation, a U.S. humanitarian organization, for tax evasion.
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The U.S. boycotted a conference on victims of terrorism Thursday after a group that has exposed abuses of civilians in Chechnya was not allowed to participate.
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Gleaming hotels, the region's best pastrami sandwiches and the planet's largest population of wolves: these are things Kazakhs want the world to know about their country &#151; not the outrageous claims of the British comedian who portrays them as primitive and bigots.
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By MATTHEW LEE  WASHINGTON - Fictional gay cowboys and a faux reporter from Kazakhstan suffered human rights abuses in 2006 as crackdowns on flesh and blood victims were extended to the Internet, award-winning films and noted plays worldwide, the State Department says.
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The United States clashed with China and Russia during a disarmament debate Tuesday over how to prevent an arms race in outer space, and Washington criticized Beijing for its recent test of an anti-satellite missile. Russia and China, in turn, condemned the "one state" that refuses to consider a treaty banning space weapons &#151; a reference to the U.S.