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Two months after the earthquake-with over a million people homeless, the education system in tatters, and a season of deadly rainfall and hurricanes on the way-the people of Haiti face a situation that grows more dire by the day.
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While Pakistan, India and Saudi Arabia try to create cooperation between their governments, ties between Saudi Arabia and extremism complicate the situation greatly.
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Lacking a democratic mandate and acting by stealth, E.U. elites have sought to make the Union a state in its own right, and a world power to boot. But have they gotten ahead of themselves?
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International lending, within its current framework, leaves developing nations in a hole that only gets bigger as they try to pay off their debt.
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In a country where many families are too poor to buy books for their children, the organization Boundless Hope is helping kids get an education and putting essentials like pencils and toothbrushes in their hands.
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Because the Burmese Constitution provides immunity for the junta and its crimes, the only hope for prosecution is through international law.
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A network of social justice movements is helping women combat inequality, violence and repression all over the globe, especially in Muslim countries.
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In Egypt, political advocacy is being sparked online, on sites like Facebook, but there is significantly less room for movement in Egypt's real world than in its virtual world.
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Iranians are not only battling violence and repression at home, fighting for basic rights; refugees of Iran are also under siege in Iraq's Camp Ashraf.
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The Egyptian government failed to cooperate with a review and recommendation process conducted by the U.N. Human Rights Council and a coalition of NGOs.
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Greece's debt is a serious issue, and coming up with a plan for going forward is also very much a problem for the European Union.
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An ongoing battle between Rupert Murdoch, Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar al-Gaddafi involves adult television programming, an ultraviolent war film, and lots of money and bitterness flying around.
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The result of the Copenhagen summit ended up being a small, creaking movement of the world's political machinery, while the polar ice caps continue to melt without hesitation.
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As China's economic and political rise makes itself felt in Asia, Japan and Southeast Asia face serious foreign policy dilemmas in the coming years.
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Obama is set to meet the Dalai Lama, while the United States and China have already had a number of issues stoking the contention and competition between them recently.
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The people and government of Taiwan are no strangers to natural disaster, and their history has galvanized them to do as much as possible to help bring Haiti to its feet.
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The U.N. caretaker agency for Palestinian refugees, which is already neglected by Arab nations, is now being dropped by the Canadian government.
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With aid to Haiti largely failing in the past and the daunting task of rebuilding the capital at present, many wonder whether international development plans will be lost in the rubble.
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After 79 orphans were brought to Florida from Haiti for adoption, another 27 are now being trapped in the country by Haitian bureaucracy.
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When food is treated as simply a commodity, a huge chunk of the population cannot afford it. People in the South die every day from hunger and related diseases, while an equal number in the North consume in excess.
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While the world
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In a country that has seen a succession of brutal military leaders, the sudden prospect of fair elections forthcoming gives the people of Guinea new hope.
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