Friends of CA have been sending in some links in the past couple of weeks that I have neglected to share. Each of these deserve its own post I know, but I am busy as all hell. So I will introduce them each below:

First up is longtime CA friend Ken who has started up a Digg-like social news aggregator for news related to Iraq called OIFTalk. Only currently in beta, OIFTalk could turn into the ideal clearinghouse for news on the Iraq front. All those that closely follow Iraq should make a profile and start contributing.

Next, Adam Wolfe, formerly of PINR, has started his own blog: On Political Risk. I will be keeping an eye on this as I am always interested in political/country risk. I hope he does some posts about methodology.

Also, Grendel drew my attention to another new blog by four agents of Israel’s secret service Shin Bet. It’s an “official” endeavour, so might be not much better than the TSA blog. I would love to find out, but I don’t read Hebrew.

Lastly is frequent commenter Michael, who submitted a link for a UN statistical database with some seriously advanced functionality. I think this is in reaction to my post on easy access to UN data. Always good to add another resource to your bookmarks.

I encourage you all to correspond with the CA crew through our contact form if you have any off-topic comments or suggestions.

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