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United Nations Frustrated in Burma
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
Secretary General condemns Burma's rulers for playing politics with victims lives following Cyclone Nargis. more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
Central China rocked by massive earthquake more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
Britain's Conservative leader calls for direct action in Burma more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
Aid agencies fear the worst for Burma's cyclone hit region more...
Zimbabwean Journalist in Custody
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Sachin Seth
Journalists Davison Maruziva and Howard Burditt were arrested Monday by the Zimbabwean government. Burditt was released Thursday while Maruziva remains jailed. more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
The Burmese junta confiscate UN relief aid destined for victims of Cyclone Nargis to the dismay of Western Governments. more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Theodore Liasi
Burma's government hamper relief effort as aid agencies wait for entry visas. World Food Programme dismayed by junta's reluctance to allow its logisticians into Burma. more...
Babies Dropped in Sacred Ritual
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Sachin Seth
In the Indian Province of Maharashtra, the centuries-old ritual of dropping babies from a roof to ensure their longevity and health, is still being practiced. more...
In: International Health & Science
By: Kristin Krogh
Malaria affects millions of people each year. This article addresses the effort to raise awareness and to help eradicate malaria through a day of action on April 25th. more...
In: International Affairs (general)
By: Kelley Wadson
Several organizations, researchers and analysts disagree with the idea that world oil production is approaching a terminal decline. more...
