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Amid the suffering of Darfur, there’s an odd prosperity bubbling up in this once sleepy town.
Paved streets and lampposts are replacing sand roads. A fleet of bright blue South Korean-made taxis, newer and nicer than those in Khartoum, the national...
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Latin American equities were rattled Wednesday after a key organization forecast a major downturn in global economic growth, but Brazilian and Mexican markets finished...
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airfield High School foreign exchange student Glaucia Lie Terasaka thought she just might be crazy to hop on a plane and leave behind her family, her friends and the...
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Until he was gunned down over the weekend, Salvador Vergara Cruz was a man of some influence with a promising future in his political party.
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A newspaper editor, a columnist, police officers and bar patrons were among those killed in separate acts of violence this week in the unrelenting drug war that has...
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Mexico’s central bank dumped $6.4 billion into the foreign exchange market, stepping up its push to quell a rout that sent the peso to a record low this week.
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The 1,800-square-mile Sequoia National Forest that is popular with Mexican marijuana-growing cartels is also home to some of the most intensely polluted pockets of...
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Since the great Depression of 1929, nothing this devastating has hit the U.S. economy.
In the last ten days, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped by 21%. By...
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The UNWFP said the situation in Mindanao could not yet be described as a “humanitarian crisis.” There is still enough food and supplies to help hundreds of...
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On September 16, 1991, the Philippine Senate terminated 44 years of US military presence on Philippine soil by rejecting the renewal of the 1947 US Military Bases...
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These were the words when Anju asked her seven year old daughter Avantika what she wanted them to get for her.Normally she asks for some toys or chocolates,It seems...
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Corporate greed, import liberalization, and lack of priority to local food production and to ensuring food safety are to be blamed for the entry of...
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Apart from clashing with the simmering internal political tensions and pleasures contentious issues such as Dar Fur crisis, sharing of oil and non-oil revenues between...
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The proposed Gender Equality Law in the Philippines will be basically flawed because men and women by nature can never be equal. Example, infidelity by a woman can...
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Inter-faith dialogue has become an urgent necessity today.
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The world is experiencing a huge financial crisis. In this interlinked global economy, it is almost impossible for a country not to be affected by the financial crisis....
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While a colonial clause is being argued in court, Nithin Manayath, a lecturer, traces the upbeat and varied journey of India’s gay community in the last decade. From...
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Suddenly being a muslim feels like being part of a community that is under a microscope. It’s like a new virus that is being examined by clinical analysts, all of...
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A joint session of parliament in Islamabad has heard, in camera, the newly-appointed ISI Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha — who was Director General Military...
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Clearly, the most recent financial crisis in the U.S. has dealt a mortal blow to the failed but deadly practices of neo-liberalism the world over. We can start right...
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