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The release of rare images of Amazon Indians firing arrows by Brazil’s National Indian Foundation has highlighted the threats faced by a few tribes that still live in near-total isolation from civilization. Fast-encroaching development will soon...
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Let us have an overview on Pakistan’s present situation. The Supreme Court of Pakistan is engaged in deliberating petitions against the National Reconciliation...
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The Zionist hoodlums who staff America’s pro-Israel organization - on the both left and right - have one thing in common: hatred of dissent. They are obsessed with...
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I wonder if the center knew the repercussions of creating Telangana or it intentionally accepted the demand in principle to show the flaws in the idea. That the concept...
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Despite the image here in America, Land of the Arab world as uncouth and uncultured, the Arabs have a rich cinematic history. Arabs have been making movies and hundreds...
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In what is being regarded as a historic instance of national consensus in the country over the Seventh National Financial Commission (NFC) Award, the federal divisible...
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Falling short of outright banning the burqa (full Islamic veil), at least for now, France has made a statement that any man whose wife is forced to wear a burqa or...
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There would be no Israel if the British government did not commit itself to the establishment of a “Jewish homeland” in Palestine in the early 20th century,...
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Africa’s lead negotiator at the Copenhagen climate summit says China has promised to support African demands for equitable financing to cope with global warming....
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Canada’s Copenhagen nightmare may be coming true.
A draft proposal published at the climate-change summit Friday for the countries in the Kyoto Protocol, the...
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Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire is going to Copenhagen for the U.N. climate summit.
Gregoire leaves Friday. She will join Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle and California Gov....
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Amidst talks of differences in the G-77–the group of developing countries–over demands from small island-nations on proposals of climate-change, Chinese...
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J Street - a new dovish Jewish American lobby that advertises itself as “pro-Israel, pro-peace” - often retorts to its critics that being pro-Israel is not...
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With another agenda included in Indian politics, it has given another chance to Indian people to protest in road. May be the time is not so far when people were address...
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It’s tragic what poverty will force people to do, but what’s happening in South Africa is more than tragic it’s criminal. In eastern Cape province,...
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According to an independent tally RECENTLY RELEASED by the El Universal DAILY, An estimated 7,026 people have died in drug- related violence so far this year in Mexico....
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The Arab states are responsible for less than 5 percent of the world’s total carbon emissions, but according to the Arab Forum for Environment and Development...
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The Lucknow Bench of Allahabad high court commuted the death sentence of the main convict to life sentence in the Manjunath Shanmugam as the murder did not fall into...
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It’s not often you relate violence to the older generation. And although not in the same numbers as the younger generation, geriatric folk are as capable of...
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At an EU summit in Brussels, the Prime Minister offered to pay the money into an EU fund intended to help poorer countries to cut their carbon emissions.
The offer...
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Yes / Friends you read it right/ This is the time to bring out truth to everyone on every front/
Yes / Like many awkward families Nehru family too suffered becos of...
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AUSTIN-American Indian tribes in El Paso and East Texas want a “get out of jail free card” to reopen casinos closed by a Texas attorney general’s...
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Members of one of Brazil’s few remaining “uncontacted” tribes, their bodies painted with red and black dye, shoot arrows at a surveillance plane from...
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One of Brazil’s last uncontacted Indian tribes has been spotted in the far western Amazon jungle near the Peruvian border, the National Indian Foundation said.The...
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# After 22 years of debate, the United Nations adopts a non-binding declaration about the rights of native people.
# The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples...
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Hanging in the Capitol Hill office of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., in Washington Monday, July 21, 2008, are three black-and-white prints of Native Americans photographed by Barry Goldwater, who died in 1998. This election year, Native Americans will have a.
