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Osama bin Laden: Is it him? Almost certainly.
20 Ocak 2006
Osama bin Laden talks to us from the mouth of a cave, from within a cave, from a basement perhaps, from a tape almost certainly recorded...
Privatizing New Orleans
20 Ocak 2006
Last weekend, revelers filled the streets for one of our city's most vital cultural traditions, the second-line – a roving street...
Calling Out (and to) Homophobes
20 Ocak 2006
The other day I was involved in an animated conversation with half a dozen people and the subject briefly turned to the film, Brokeback...
Portugal govt to invest 3.6 bln eur in renewable energy - report
20 Ocak 2006
The government will announce this afternoon a 'mega-plan' for renewable energy, including the development of innovative technology and the...
Sweden: We will break dependence on oil by 2020
20 Ocak 2006
The Swedish Minister for Sustainable Development, Mona Sahlin, has announced plans to break the country's dependence on oil by 2020. By...
Biotech "Revolution" May Be Losing Steam
20 Ocak 2006
Just four countries plant 99 percent of the world's genetically engineered (GE) crops, despite more than a decade of hype about the...
A to-do list for Chile
20 Ocak 2006
Just-elected President Michelle Bachelet is a potential godsend to an uptight, sometimes suffocating Chilean culture. The baby boomer...
Alito Threatens Health and Clean Water
20 Ocak 2006
The Hearings by the Senate Judiciary Committee on President Bush's nomination of Judge Samuel Alito for a lifetime appointment to the U.S....
Torture flights: what No 10 knew and tried to cover up
20 Ocak 2006
Leaked memo reveals strategy to deny knowledge of detention centres. By Richard Norton-Taylor
Rightwing group offers students $100 to spy on professors
20 Ocak 2006
· Republican graduate's site prompts witch-hunt fears · 31 academics listed as 'worthy of scrutiny' By Dan Glaister
World Social Forum: The Great Debate in a Land of Change
20 Ocak 2006
Some 100,000 social activists from across the Americas and the world will soon be arriving in the Venezuelan capital, where they will...
Another Undeclared War?
20 Ocak 2006
Is the United States about to launch a second preemptive war, against a nation that has not attacked us, to deprive it of weapons of mass...
Bachelet's Win in Chile
20 Ocak 2006
Chile has officially elected its first female president, Michelle Bachelet. Bachelet, a Minister of Defense under the current government...
US Torture Undermines Global Rights Drive: Report
20 Ocak 2006
A human rights group said on Wednesday that torture and other abuses committed by the United States in its war on terrorism have damaged...
Europe starts largest climate study ever
20 Ocak 2006
The University of Liverpool has started Europe's largest climate change experiment ever to determine the impact of global warming on...
Drought Puts Kenya's Wildlife at Risk
20 Ocak 2006
A severe drought, which has left millions of people hungry across East Africa, is now threatening Kenya's famous animals, which are...
Abducted in Iraq: An update on reporter Jill Carroll
18 Ocak 2006
At this writing, there are no major new developments in the case of freelance journalist Jill Carroll, who was abducted Jan. 7 while on...
"War on Terror" Continues to Create Terrorists
18 Ocak 2006
The CIA's recent botched attempt to kill al Qaeda's number two man, Ayman Zawahiri, in Pakistan illustrates why the Bush administration's...
Africa grapples with multiple food crises
18 Ocak 2006
East Africa is gripped in drought while the south is blessed with rain. But as aid agencies scramble to feed millions across the world's...
Landslides could worsen with global warming-U.N.
18 Ocak 2006
Landslides kill 800-1,000 people a year and climate change may be adding to the risks from hillside slums in Latin America to Egypt's...
Portuguese Drought Seen Abating This Year
18 Ocak 2006
Portugal's government said on Tuesday it did not expect last year's severe drought to last into 2006 and farmers said there had been enough...
Is It Warm in Here?
18 Ocak 2006
We Could Be Ignoring the Biggest Story in Our History. By David Ignatius
Imperial mongers of civilization: From Gladstone to 'King George'
18 Ocak 2006
Britain has long been replaced by the United States as the world's civilizing Santa. But aside from the Big Stick years of Presidents...
Tony Juniper: There is no reason to despair
18 Ocak 2006
Signs of climate change do not confirm that the point of no return has been reached
