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A deal to resolve the political crisis in Honduras has failed, a spokesman for ousted President Manuel Zelaya says.
His comments came after interim leader Roberto...
made popular Nov 6 2009
Iran’s opposition movement brought its struggle back to the streets of Tehran on Wednesday, turning the 30th anniversary of the U.S. embassy takeover —...
made popular Nov 6 2009
A new showdown looms in Iran this week, as the regime and its intrepid opposition gear up for what may be their biggest street confrontation since the protests that...
made popular Nov 4 2009
Hundreds of people have demonstrated in Peru’s capital, Lima, as a legislative panel approved a bill proposing legalising abortion in some cases.
The bill, which...
made popular Oct 22 2009
Three people detained after June’s disputed presidential election have been sentenced to death, Iran’s Isna news agency reports.
The judgements are...
made popular Oct 12 2009
Signs of progress have emerged from two days of talks and Honduras’ rival factions plan to resume after a weekend break trying to resolve the bitter divide over...
made popular Oct 10 2009
Clashes have broken out in East Jerusalem amid high tensions after Palestinian groups called for a day of protest over access to al-Aqsa mosque.
Eleven police officers...
made popular Oct 10 2009
Somalia’s semi-autonomous region of Puntland has protested to Ethiopia, accusing its forces of carrying out a cross-border undercover operation.
Puntland’s...
made popular Oct 10 2009
Train passengers in Brazil rampaged through a station and set a train on fire in protest against delays.
Passengers at a Rio de Janeiro station became agitated at the...
made popular Oct 9 2009
The poverty-stricken nation of Niger is hitting back after a UN report branded it the world’s worst place to live.
Niger’s Institute of Statistics plans to...
made popular Oct 9 2009
Tens of thousands of people wearing green accessories — the sign of the opposition — have come out on to the streets of Tehran and other major cities for...
made popular Sep 19 2009
The official final results of the controversial fraud stamped elections of 2009 known in the country as “Intikhabate 88” has yet to come in a couple of weeks....
made popular Sep 19 2009
South Africa’s defence minister could dismiss more than 1,000 soldiers who went on the rampage in the capital Pretoria on Wednesday, officials say.
The troops...
made popular Aug 29 2009
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Israeli Likud Premier Benyamin “Bibi” Netanyahu was confronted by protesters while in London to meet with British counterpart...
made popular Aug 27 2009
The world saw reformist-minded Iranians take to the streets in millions protesting what was most likely a stolen election that had conservative incumbent President...
made popular Aug 11 2009
Defiant opposition supporters will return to the streets of Tehran today, emboldened by tales of prison abuse and an eruption of hostilities between President...
made popular Jul 30 2009
Kai Rosenberg acknowledges that he might be a little insane. He owns a cacao plantation in this swath of untamed cloud forest in northern Venezuela, where ocelots dart...
made popular Jul 29 2009
Conscious of its historical dominance in Latin America – including a track record of supporting brutal right-wing dictatorships – the United States quickly sought a...
made popular Jul 22 2009
Tens of thousands of Iranians flooded the streets of Tehran yesterday to hear the country’s most influential powerbroker pronounce the Islamic Republic in crisis and...
made popular Jul 18 2009
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Students and supporters of Nepal’s opposition political parties who are against Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s decision to fire army chief Rookmangud Katawal, protest on a street in Katmandu, Nepal, Sunday, May 3, 2009. Dahal fired Katawal Sunday,...
