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2008-05-13 23:06 KST
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Children Not Immune to Zimbabwe's Woes
Schoolchildren enter the job market
The economic crisis is blamed on President Robert Mugabe's ill-fated land reform program. Mugabe, however, blames Western countries for the southern African country's problems, in particular the Unite...
(Nelson G. Katsande)
Hillary: Anything for the White House
'I believe I'm the stronger candidate against Senator McCain'
As for Israel, Clinton wanted to settle the score once and for all, positioning herself as the most faithful candidate to Israel - especially as John McCain's recent visit to Israel has raised the bar...
(Suzanne Baroud)
Myanmar: Why It Should Fear Us
[Opinion] Others see us as the enemy because we are the enemy
The west as a civilization is corrupt and decrepit. "We" are not the bearers of morality in the eyes of the "other" peoples. We are not an exemplary civilization that people admire and adulate. We are...
(Pablo Ouziel)
Threats to England's Premier League
FIFA may limit the number of foreign players that a club can field in a game
This month could be seen as marking the League's greatest triumph since its formation. But storm clouds are gathering over the teams the world loves to watch. In the past few days three threats have e...
(Peter Hinchliffe)
Picture of Nepal in Austria
[Interview] Shyam Upadhyaya, president of Non-Resident Nepali Association
There is no reliable data about the number of Nepalese in Vienna. A large number of Nepalese are asylum seekers. Not all of them want to disclose their identity. Also, due to the free movements within...
(Bhumika Ghimire)
'Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie'
Cult classic returns to DVD
Regardless of a few production missteps, "The Movie" is one uproarious feature film, showcasing the cast taking on their most challenging film subject and pulling it off with wit, goofball charm and generous helpings...
(Brian Orndorf)
'What Happens in Vegas' Is a Losing Bet
'Speed Racer' Crashes
Taking Cit-J to the 'Hood'
What happens when citizen journalism collides with traditional journalism?...
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'Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie'
Peter Hinchliffe
Threats to England's Premier League
Eric Shackle
Niagara Falls on Deck
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Lee and US Beef: The Road Less Traveled
Korean Film Festival Guide
[Theater] Hotel Splendid
Children Not Immune to Zimbabwe's Woes
Picture of Nepal in Austria
Myanmar: Why It Should Fear Us
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Turning Coal Ash Into Carbon Credits
Gates Addresses 3,000 People in Jakarta
New Moms in Africa Fight Postpartum Depression
Unlock Your Imagination to Reach Your Goals
Niagara Falls on Deck
Hop on the Rainbow Caravan
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'Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie'
'Dan in Real Life'
'The Visitor'
NGO Produces Waterboarding Video
The End of the Second World War
There's Blood on the Hands of Westerners
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Threats to England's Premier League
Victoria Wins AFL's Hall of Fame Game
Chilean Footballer Hailed as Brazil's Best Player
Picture of Nepal in Austria
Unlock Your Imagination to Reach Your Goals
'It's the Middle That Takes so Long'
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Lee and US Beef: The Road Less Traveled
Lee Byong-chul
2008/05/13 04:47
Unlock Your Imagination to Reach Your Goals
Mayra Calvani
2008/05/13 03:52
'Dan in Real Life'
Nicolas van der Leek
2008/05/12 08:31
Goan Beach Shack Owners Seek Resolution
Armstrong Vaz
2008/05/12 07:55
'The Visitor'
Howard Schumann
2008/05/11 13:56
Niagara Falls on Deck
Eric Shackle
2008/05/11 13:35
US Terrorism Report: Selective Data, Wrong Lessons
Ramzy Baroud
2008/05/11 13:08
Turning Coal Ash Into Carbon Credits
Louise Williams
2008/05/11 03:55
Zimbabwe Prepares for Second Election
Nicolas van der Leek
2008/05/11 03:31
Victoria Wins AFL's Hall of Fame Game
Michael Clough
2008/05/11 03:09
'Shine a Light': Stones Rock the House and Then Some
Benjamin Terrall
2008/05/10 13:11
Gates Addresses 3,000 People in Jakarta
Eddy Satriya
2008/05/10 05:27
Asia's Sexual Minorities Demand Justice
Masimba Biriwasha
2008/05/10 03:51
Thieves in the Garden
Peter Hinchliffe
2008/05/10 03:38
Israel: Suspected Bribery in High Places
Yehonathan Tommer
2008/05/10 03:13
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Serbian vote result sets up a showdown
Putin, as prime minister, keeps his inner circle intact
Russian museum director faces charge of inciting religious hatred
UN leader bluntly tells Myanmar to hurry on aid
Myanmar allows U.S. aid to arrive
In Myanmar, food aid only at the junta's behest
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Hop on the Rainbow Caravan
British Journalists Need Wealthy Parents
The Road to Indiana Jones: Part 4
'It's the Middle That Takes So Long'
Hillary Seems to be Reaching Out to Obama
Public Outrage Shocks Turkey's Ruling Elite
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