War Comes to Ingushetia
by Tanya Lokshina, openDemocracy, UK - The border of Chechnya and Ingushetia used to mark the line between war and peace. Now the shootings, torture and disappearances have begun.
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Hijacking Galicia
by Sonja Margolina, Sign and Sight, Germany - Four years ago Ukraine was a beacon of democracy in the post-Soviet region. Now it is struggling...
Ethiopia - Another Famine, Another Avoidable Disaster
by Rosemary Righter, The Times, UK - Population explosion and a misguided land policy - two reasons why Addis Ababa is the architect of its...
Improved Sanitation Can Reduce Death of Children
by Jaehyang So, New Vision, Uganda - Every year in mid-August, the world's leading water experts gather to focus on one subject that preoccupies the...
Explosives Threaten Civilians after S.Ossetia Ceasefire
by Emma Batha, Reuters AlertNet, UK - Thousands of people uprooted during the fighting over South Ossetia will be risking their lives when they return...
Empowering Women to Better their Communities
by Rozina Ali, Daily Star, Lebanon - BEIRUT: About 100 women sitting in the large room of the municipality building of Bourjein late Saturday morning...
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