Syria: Thousands of Houses Unlawfully Razed
Satellite imagery, witness statements, and video and photographic evidence show that Syrian authorities deliberately and unlawfully demolished thousands of residential buildings in Damascus and...
The India Elections- The end of Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.
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The current elections in India seem to produce new episode in the recent history of...
ETHIOPIA: Somali’s 2.7m Voters Bring Nat’l Count to 32m
Addis Ababa, 21 April 2010 (Somalilandpress) - The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) disclosed an additional 2,755,453 registered voters from the...
US aid to Egypt used for terrorism: Ethiopia official
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Africa:Kenyatta's bid overshadowed by crimes against humanity
If Kenya's presidential hopeful Uhuru Kenyatta wins March 4 elections, his first foreign trip along with the vice-president could be to The Hague to...
Netanyahu Betrays What’s Best For Israel
Prime Minister Netanyahu has been more vocal than any of his predecessors about the ‘looming Iranian danger,’ insisting that any agreement to prevent Iran...
One year after the quake, little has been done in Nepal, despite $4.1bn in donations
In Nepal: After The Earthquake, Al Jazeera English’s award-winning 101 East team returns to Nepal to see how the country is coping - a year...
Is youth entrepreneurship lagging in North and Central Africa?
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Livelihoods at risk as drought worsens in western Somaliland
IJARA, 29 July 2009 (SomalilandPress) - A prolonged drought is causing large-scale livestock deaths, increasing the vulnerability of residents living in the mid-western Gabiley...


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