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- If Only My Dream Is Realized The bus driver warned us that we were approaching one of the permanent hard military roadblocks and asked us to remain calm and not to worry.? The bus stopped and the driver opened the doors?
- Mother Teresa of Skopje The city of Skopje, Macedonia, commemorates Mother Teresa with a special award for humanitarian engagement that bears her name and, this year, with the construction of a new memorial house.
- Has the Surge Prevented Peace in Iraq? Republican presidential candidate John McCain has made his earlier endorsement of the
- Settler Violence Against Palestinians on the Rise Violence by settlers perpetrated against Palestinians has been on the rise in recent weeks in Hebron and the surrounding areas, residents and international observers said.
- Venezuela Calls Visit of U.S. Drug Czar 'Useless' The Foreign Ministry rejected the "animosity and hatred" of John P. Walters and reaffirmed its accusations against the D.E.A., calling it "a body that operated in a criminal way in Venezuelan territory."
- Rwanda: Call to Indict French Leaders for Genocide It is unlikely that former prime ministers Dominique de Villepin or Alain Jupp?or anyone else on the commission's list of French genocide suspects, will be extradited to Rwanda.
- Fiji Charter in Unchartered Waters Upon the release of the much anticipated draft Peoples' Charter on Aug. 5, Bainimarama warned that all of its recommendations must be implemented before any general election was possible.
- Fighting African Poverty, Village by Village Innovative Millennium Villages Project in Bonsaaso, a cluster of poor and remote settlements in Ghana's Ashanti Region, focuses on achieving Millennium goals.
- South Africa: Rethinking Asylum The backlog of applications for refugee status dates back to the late 1990's, when people from troubled African countries became attracted to South Africa after its transition to democracy.
- Africa Struggles With Soaring Food Prices Addressing an emergency summit on the global food crisis in Rome in June, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon underscored the threat to political stability and development.
- Harvest of Shame: Former Sierra Leonean Ruler Valentine Strasser The emergence of a power vacuum motivated Strasser and his men to seize power. His ascension to power inspired the youth, who believed that someone had finally emerged to champion their cause.
- Voice of Power Threatens Voice of Dialogue Abu Ghraib. Guantanamo Bay. Shocking arrests and mysterious disappearances. Extraordinary renditions. Will these initiatives really make the world a better place or contribute to irreversibly dividing it?
- Searching for Solutions to Mexico's Skyrocketing Violence The escalating violence represents an ugly offensive by Mexican drug gangs retaliating against the government's increased determination to combat drug trafficking and drug-related violence.
- Latin America: 'Restraining the Media Brings About Dictatorship' Some sectors still think authoritarianism is the way toward development and justice. There is need to fight such blindness, to remind them of the meaning of corruption, violence, and lack of freedom.
- Protests Against Thai Leader Intensify Self-described as "the final war," the protest is the latest effort by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) to force the government, led by Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, from office.
- India's Concept of Nonviolence and Gandhi If someone desires to know and understand nonviolence in India, he or she should do so by understanding the Ahimsa of Mahatma Gandhi. Through his own nonviolent actions, he astonished the whole world.
- Nepal Invites Tourists to Visit Its Villages Since the peace agreement between the Maoists and the government, tourist figures are recovering. If peace continues, predictions are that Nepal's tourist industry may fully recover by 2010.
- Boisterous Bear, Wounded Eagle: U.S.-Russian Tensions From a Post-Communist Perspective You do not have to be a Soviet studies expert (or a post-Communist scholar) to know that the American missile defense shield will create a Russian backlash (as we have seen in Georgia).
- Lessons of the Caucasus Conflict The end of the confrontation with Georgia marks the opening of a new chapter in the fight for predominance in Eastern Europe: Ukraine. Like Georgia, Ukraine is a very vulnerable ally of the United States.
- Rejected Somali Asylum Seekers in Britain Sent to Mogadishu Between April and December 2007, the Home Office sent 1,999 asylum seekers back to their original countries. Some of the Somali nationals were sent to Mogadishu, the most dangerous city in the world.
- Mahmoud Darwish: A People and a Poet In Arabic, Darwish means a pure, spiritual wandering man. For over four decades, Palestinian and Arab poets were inspired by him, referred to him, imitated him, debated over his poetry.
- Yemen: The Conflict in Saada Governorate Since 2004 hundreds of people have been killed and thousands displaced as a result of fighting between Shia rebels and government forces in the northern governorate of Saada.
- Israel: Road Map or Bulldozer Map? All sides seem to have left the idea of the Road Map, and are taking the physical tools of occupation and turning them into weapons. Al-Barghouthi calls this the "bulldozer plan."
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