Things to Know: September 30, 2010
Filed under: News
Burma: Amazing news if it’s true: Junta to free Aung San Suu Kyi after Nov elections
Afghanistan: Bad news, junkies — Afghan opium production ‘halved’ this year
North Korea: The DPRK releases first photos of Kim Jong-Un, Kim Jong-Il’s presumed successor
Venezuela: Ten dead after prison riot (nothing funny to say here — it just seems like a nasty brawl)
Austria: University bans veils on women – but only during seminars & exams, so it’s not racist
India: Salman Rushdie’s opinion on India’s Commonwealth snafu: Officials should be ‘spanked’
Pakistan: Musharraf is back and he’s sounding very coup-ish
New Zealand: ‘Your honor, I was not beating my wife. We were dancing’
China: For Project Panda, China names six ‘pambassadors’ including one American
Malaysia: Chute fail kills base jumper at Alor Setar Tower
Germany: Muslims are a ‘drag’ and ‘burden’
Italy: Tourism minister upset over app that says his country is all about ‘pizza, the Mafia and scooters’
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