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June 5, 2008

At Food Crisis Talks, Menu Is Rich with Politics

by Elisabeth Rosenthal and Andrew Martin, International Herald Tribune, France - It was supposed to be an emergency conference on food shortages, climate change and energy. But when the microphone was opened to the powerful politicians who had flown in from all over the world, they spoke mostly about economics and politics.

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The Myriad Benefits of Toilets, And Why the World Needs More of Them

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Action Health International Calls for Abolition of Harmful Sexual Health Practices

by Chioma Obinna, Vanguard, Nigeria - Agatha, 14, is the fourth in a family of seven children. They are all female, and in line with...

Restoring Cultural Property: Back to Context

by Marilyn Henry, Jerusalem Post, Israel - The Nazis hid looted treasures in mines, castles and bunkers. After World War II, when the Allies found...

On Top of Humanitarian Disaster, A News Blackout

by Cherrie Heywood, Inter Press Service, Italy - Israel has imposed a virtual news blackout on the Gaza Strip. For the last ten days no...

Newest U.S. Veterans Struggle with Economic Crisis

by Lizette Alvarez, International Herald Tribune, France - While few Americans are sheltered from the jolt of the recent economic crisis, the nation's newest veterans,...