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Remembrance Day Poems and Readings: Guideline for Remembrance Sunday Readings Including WW1 Poems
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Religious Symbols of Al Qaeda: Foundational Islamic Beliefs of the International Terror Network
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The Mumbai Terror Attacks of 2008: A Brief Narration of Events of India's 2008 Terror Campaign
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Carbon Footprint of Food: Swedish Studies Show Impact of Consumerism on Greenhouse Emissions
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Windy Times Around the Globe: Wind Power Initiatives Continue Global Surge in Renewable Energy
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Diwali in Dubai: Indian Expats Compare Diwali in Dubai to Diwali Back Home
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Increase of Tuberculosis: Infectious Disease Spreads Rapidly in Areas of Poverty and War
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By: Nadia Lerner
Pakistan Fights Back: Pakistan Army Captures Taliban Stronghold
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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded To Obama: Decision Infuriates Republican Party
In: Political Leaders in the News
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By: Kate Nivison
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Few Nobel Peace Prize Winners Black, or Women: Improvement in Diversity Since end of World War II
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Peace Prize Goes to Obama: Republicans are Criticizing Obama for the Award
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Gender Equality, Islam, and Virginity: Methods and Debate on "Restoring" Virginity
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Australia Raises Interest Rates: First G20 Nation to Do So
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Disease Epidemics Spread By Water: Waterborne Diseases, Cholera, Typhoid, Dysentry, Hepatitis A
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America Makes an Economic Comeback: For the First Time Since 2007 Wealth has Been Increased
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Changing the World with Google: Project 10 is Taking Votes
In: International Cultural Affairs
By: KC Morgan
When is Daylight Savings Time? DST in the United States and Around the World
In: International Affairs (general)
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By: Noreen Kassem
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By: Thomas Wyatt
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Injuries Caused By Landmines: Mines and Unexploded Bombs Kill And Injure Civilians in War Areas
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UN Passes Nuclear Disarmament Resolution: Security Council Approval to Rid World of Nuclear Weapons
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The EU Engages Mugabe in Dialogue: End of Hostility in EU-Zimbabwe Relations(?)
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Climate Change: Impact on Food Security: International Trade or Aid? Evaluating the Best Response
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Singapore Overdue on Ratifying Hague Convention: Instrument of Accession Targeted For Last Year
UNESCO World Heritage Selection Criteria: Procedure and Requirements for Adding New UNESCO Sites
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Japan-Mexico Relations Began with a Shipwreck: 400th Anniversary of Friendship in 2009
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The Eisenhower Doctrine of 1957: Seeds of Middle East Discontent
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American Security Policy and Iran: A New Look: Change Needed in Light of Nuclear Weapons Quest
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The Dynamics of a Democratic Political Economy: Balancing Interests
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A Brief Overview of Terrorism Since the 1970s: Transnational Crime and Terrorism
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Bill Clinton, Superhero? To Euna Lee and Laura Ling, the Former President Should Be
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By: Linda DeMerle
Immigration During the Recession: The Effects of the Economic Downturn on Migration
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Omagh Bombing: Landmark Victory For Victims Families of Omagh Bomb Attack
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By: Shadia Ismail
Trends in Travel and Tourism 2009: Travel During the Economic Recession
In: International Affairs (general)
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By: John Stephens
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By: Adam C'DeBaca
President Obama Meets Pope Benedict: Heads of State Discuss G-8, Economic Crisis, Promotion of Life
In: Political Leaders in the News
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North Korea and the Nuclear Threat: The ambitions of the world's most reclusive country
In: Global Security
By: Natasha Malinda
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A New Dawn in U.S. – Zimbabwe Relations: Obama comes to Zimbabwe’s Rescue with $73 million in Aid
Russia's Nashi Youth Movement: Vladimir Putin's New Support Base
By: Genevieve Gunow
Swine Flu becomes Pandemic: What Governments are Doing to Prevent an A(H1N1) Crisis
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The Human Security Crisis: The changing face of security in international relations
In: Global Security
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U.S. Journalists Hushed and Punished: A Human Rights Outrage in North Korea
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President Obama's Speech in Egypt: What The Speech Means For U.S. and Islamic Relations
By: Mckenzie Cassidy
By: Jennifer Gittins
North Korea Assails World Opinion: Belligerent, Combative Behavior Symptomatic of Inner Turmoil
In: Global Security
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Swine Flu Continues to Threaten: World Health Officials are Fighting to Contain Swine Flu Pandemic
In: International Health & Science
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Tourism Suffers From Crisis and Influenza Threat: Awareness is Key, not Unilateral Panic Reactions
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Bioterrorism as a Weapon of Mass Destruction: The Use of Disseminated Disease for Mass Casualties
In: Global Security
By: Mark St.Amant
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Israel-Palestine Constructivist Schools: How education solves the conflict.
In: International Affairs (general)
In: International Affairs (general)
Why Fear U.S. Ratification of UN Convention? Focuses on Globally Improving Children's Welfare
