In his Dec. 20 column, "Mideast Rules to Live By," New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas Friedman referenced an interview with Al Jazeera Editor Ahmed Sheikh that was published in English exclusively in World Politics Review. Here's the relevant excerpt:
Friedman cites Die Weltwoche, where the interview was originally published in German. But unless Friedman reads German, which is doubtful given what we know about his history and experience, he read that passage in World Politics Review, or on one of the many, many blogs that linked to our translation (by WPR contributor John Rosenthal) in the days after we published it Dec. 7.
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