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"The Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein A wake up call-to-arms to resist the
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13 Mar 1:09pm
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Male Monsters -- Girl Buried Alive for Being a Girl and the World Shrugs (Trigger Warning)
Peter Daou - February 5, 2010 - 2:12 pm
One Laptop Per Child - The Dream is Over
Alanna Shaikh - September 9, 2009 - 9:06 am
Haiti Earthquake
Mark Leon Goldberg - January 12, 2010 - 6:52 pm
Final Durban Thoughts
John Boonstra - April 24, 2009 - 3:06 pm
Matthew Cordell - March 27, 2008 - 11:17 am
>>Korea - South Korea's new government announced on Wednesday that it would speak out against North Korean human rights abuses and that aid would not be expanded until the North abandons its nuclear weapons program. North Korea responded by expelling 11 South Korean officials from the Kaesong joint industrial site, once a model of cooperation between the North and South. South Korea also stated this week that it would vote for a UN Human Rights Council resolution criticizing North Korea and calling for a full investigation.
>>Iraq - Prime Minister Maliki set a 72-hour deadline for Shia militia to lay down their weapons and avoid prosecution as fighting continued between 30,000 Iraqi soldiers and armed groups in Basra. The 4,100 British troops stationed at the Basra airport are not taking part in the crackdown. Iraqi and American troops have also been deployed to surround Sadr City in Baghdad, the home of Moqtada al Sadr's Mahdi Army, which is still maintaining its declared ceasefire. Sadr followers marched in protest, some saying that Maliki is working in league with al Sadr's Shia rivals, the Supreme Islamic Iraq Council and the Badr Brigades, in an attempt to lessen his power prior to October provincial election.
>>Russa/U.S. - President Bush, who travels to Europe next week, has been invited by Russian president Putin to meet and attempt to iron out conflicts over possible NATO expansion into Georgia and the Ukraine and missile defense. It is likely to be their last meeting before Putin is replaced as president by Dmitri Medvedev, who will attend the meetings in his first substantial interaction with President Bush.
>>Somalia - The al Shabab islamic forces briefly captured Jowhar, a strategically placed town 50 miles north of Mogadishu, yestreday, releasing prisoners and taking weapons. In the past month, the faction has done the same in six towns in southern Somalia. The raid follows a a statement delivered to the UN Security Council by 40 NGOs on Tuesday warning of an "impending humanitarian crisis" in Somalia. The statement claims that nearly a million Somalis have been displaced. The Somali army is in shambles.
>>Iran - Iran has threatening legal action against the West for losses sustained from what it claims were illegal UN Security Council Sanctions passed on March 3. The threats were delivered in a letter from Iran's foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. It is not yet clear where Iran would present such a case.
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"Bomb Bomb Bomb, Bomb Bomb Sudan" Strategy
Africa
to host landmine pageant
opponents 'forced to eat election posters'
rebel seeks asylum
Says Egyptian Died in Suez Clash
farmer faces prison in Zimbabwe for refusing to give up dairy land
'surprised' by support
over Ethiopia's fake gold
ministers sacked in graft probe
Joseph Kony is keeping his options open
opponents would unite for run-off: campaign
rival is 'denied adverts'
Americas
Farmers Vow to Press Strike Over Tax
US passport 'file breaches'
reality TV crew accused as flu kills four in isolated Peruvian tribe
Says Hussein Spy Agency and Iraqi-American Arranged '02 Trip by
Lawmakers
Kills Chile's Salmon and Indicts Its Fishing Methods
Asia
shun gun for mobiles in Nepal poll campaign
Indian group's leader held
men in US 'slave' protest
Bhutan is neither authoritarian nor stuck in a time warp
new leaders tell US: We are no longer your killing field
chains halve rice portions
calls Hu to urge Tibet talks
disrupt Tibet media visit
leader in rare appearance
Recount Terrifying Day in Tibet
temple stampede kills eight
Steps Up Unilateral Strikes in Pakistan
says did not dismantle U.S. missile parts
Europe
and Brown to urge more market transparency
in UK nuclear talks
to push for separating ethnic Serbs from Kosovo
wife hailed as France's Princess Diana
family homes raided
the wandering bear ends up stuffed in Munich museum
of 'pioneer woman' found in Spain are oldest west European
No Eiffel Redesign Planned, Says Architect Who Made Proposal
'serial killer' on trial
Leaders Press China Over Tibet
to put 16m African children into school
to return more art Nazis stole from Jews