Anthony Zacharzewski

A group of Israeli cartoonists have launched a tongue-in-cheek competition to find the most anti-semitic cartoons – entry only open to Jewish cartoonists. (via MeFi)

The American right, and their fixation with Bush: Link.

Le Monde has a short interview with Guy Verhofstadt, Belgian Prime Minister, on his new book “United States of Europe”, which presents his vision for a federation of eurozone states. I haven’t read the book, so I don’t know how interesting the contents are, but I liked this

The coverage of the terrible Entwistle murders has shown up the difference between US and UK reporting standards. Whereas I generally assume that the US press will be more responsible than their British cousins, I was very surprised to read the presumptions of guilt and sweeping statements in the Boston

The NYT has a collection of doccuments showing the collective failure of US and state governments to prevent the disaster in New Orleans.

Nice illustration of speed camera hypocrisy in a story from today’s Argus. The residents of Brighton Road, Lancing, want speed restrictions on a stretch of dual carriageway where a pedestrian was recently killed. One resident said: “I’m not a big fan of speed cameras at all but if

E J Dionne at the Washington Post lays into the administration’s fiscal indiscipline, as exemplified by the recent Budget.