A Congolese army Commander accused of leading the mass rape of more than 50 women in the war-ravaged nation's Fizi area has been shifted out to another post, reports said.
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Whoever tries to commit suicide "Tunisian style" to motivate Egyptians to revolt is a heretic, a Salafi group said on Tuesday. Ahmed Youssef, secretary general of the Ansar al-Sunnah al-Mohamadiya movement, labelled whoever sets himself on fire, or commits suicide by any other method, as a heretic.
Palestinians hope the United Nations body will pass a resolution condemning Jewish-only settlements in the West Bank.
On Friday, we expanded the information you are able to share with external websites and applications to include your address and mobile number. With this change, you could, for example, easily share...
Former Vice President Dick Cheney praised President Obama's approach to counterterrorism this week. The plug was magnanimous on the veep's part but it prompted a collective cringe from the president's left-wing base.
One of the first orders of business for the new Congress is to defund public broadcasting. Last week, Rep. Doug Lamborn, Colorado Republican, introduced legislation to do just that. He immediately came under fire from National Public Radio (NPR) for his "intrusion into the programming decision-makin...
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JERICHO, West Bank — Russian President Dmitry Medvedev gave a political boost to the Palestinians on Tuesday, backing their claim to east Jerusalem as a capital and their demand that Israel must freeze all settlement construction before peace talks can resume. Medvedev delivered the supportive messa...
Jean-Claude Duvalier makes surprise return from exile in midst of political vacuum left by disputed polls.
Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, Haiti's former dictator, returned unexpectedly Sunday to the country after some 25 years in exile. He arrived in the Haitian capital as the nation is grappling with a political crisis, sparked by fraud allegations in a presidential election.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A judge will decide whether former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier will be tried on charges that include corruption and embezzlement for allegedly pilfering the treasury before his 1986 ouster, a lawyer for the ex-strongman said Tuesday. A judge questioned the former di...
President and prime minister step down from ruling party as several opposition members resign from the new cabinet.
It was midnight when a neighbor warned Freddie Ramashidza that they were in danger.
Blast targets police station in the town of Tikrit, killing at least 60 people in one of the bloodiest recent attacks.
The southeastern Australian state of Victoria evacuated five more townships as rivers swelled to record levels, while traffic returned to roads in Queensland’s capital of Brisbane as residents struggled to cope with the aftermath of flooding that has gripped the nation for weeks.
A car carrying nine people, including a child, destroyed by bomb that killed all its occupants in country's northeast.
JUBA - SOUTH Sudanese president Salva Kiir urged his people on Sunday to 'forgive' the north for a devastating 1983-2005 civil war, in his first public declaration since a landmark independence vote ended.Speaking from the pulpit in the Saint Theresa Roman Catholic cathedral in regional capital Juba.
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A victim from last weekend's Tucson, Ariz., mass shooting is arrested Saturday at a town hall event taped for ABC-TV for allegedly threatening a Tea Party spokesman.
She was born on September 11, 2001, and died in Saturday's shootings in Arizona. Christina Green's father says the nine years in between were special.
Why does it always seem to take something like this to move us, however briefly, toward civility and mutual understanding?
President Barack Obama has paid tribute to the six people killed in the Tucson shooting and honoured the congresswoman injured in the attack.
The service will honour the six people killed after a gunman allegedly launched an unsuccessful assassination attempt against Democrat congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
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It's not the first time for Obama must make a speech like that. He led the memorial service at the army headquarters Ford Hood Texas in 2009 after a shooting that killed 13 people and injured 29 people. In April 2010, he also spoke about the 29 miners who were killed in West Virginia. Nevertheless, wherever and whenever an incident should occur, people will feel very comfortable and excited when their president speaks about people close to them.
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You, CieL- FreYa Ceastle, Pranay Suresh and 2 others like this.Valentino Vie : Don't you know the political climate played a role in this case?
Valentino Vie : Jesse Kelly- March 2010- M16.
Pranay Suresh : you're right, dude. There's a part of both parties in a very spirited, but they all must come together and agree.
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Farooq Wardak, who visited Britain this week for the Education World Forum, claimed there had been major shifts in views about schooling in Afghanistan since 2001.
Britain has been placed on flood alert with almost half the January rainfall expected to fall within 24 hours.
BRISBANE residents have begun scraping mud from their homes in a massive clean-up effort that will leave some with no choice but to knock down their homes.
A volunteer army is wading through stinking mud and drenched homes in a massive clean-up operation as floodwaters receded in Australia's third-largestMSN News - MSN UK
Tunisia’s interim President Fouad Mebazaa said he asked Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi to form a national coalition cabinet.
Al-Jazeera files complaint over what it calls humiliating and lengthy security check at an event in Jerusalem.
KABUL (Reuters) - More NATO troops will die in Afghanistan as violence mounts over the summer, but Washington's goal of turning the tide against the insurgency by year's end is within reach, the top U.S.
Fairuz Azalia and CieL- FreYa Ceastle like this.
Fairuz Azalia : This is the fact that colonization on earth has done more than 10 years in the earth of Afghanistan. Almost or even more than 20 years, Afghanistan was attacked by a foreign state. After Britain, then Russia and now the U.S. and its allies. What's going on in Afghanistan?
Cisca Zarmansyah : Of course the invaders have a treasure map in Afghanistan.
Fairuz Azalia : usually, the colonists were given a capital by the greedy capitalists, and they were proud to send their soldiers. The occupation and suppression were begun as well as they built their lackeys. They did the murder, including killing the civilians with various excuses and reasons. Strangely, ... though the world community has cautioned that the invaders were wrong and should get out of the territory and its colony, but still helpless. Why?
Cisca Zarmansyah : Is this game of conspiracy?
Imagine if Washington, D.C. had been built in the shape of a Chesapeake Bay crab. The provisional government of South Sudan plans to celebrate independence by rebuilding its future national capital of Juba in the shape of a rhinoceros. Other plans include reshaping two provincial capitals into a giraffe and a pineapple.
In bid to placate protesters, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali vows to broaden political freedoms and allow freedom of speech.
One year later we've managed to reunify more than 1300 children with their families, and one year later I continue to be deeply impressed with the courage displayed by Haiti's youngest citizens.
They say Iran is a threat to the world. If they manage to produce highly enriched uranium, they will certainly build and use nuclear bombs on their neighbors, most likely Israel.
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Although located in the atmosphere of America, Haiti didn' t feel the continent's superiority. This country always overwhelmed by disasters. If we want to unify the worst disaster scenarios in the Western hemisphere, Haiti is the result.
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Almira Izzati, Pranay Suresh and 2 others like this.Adriaan Zef : Indeed, poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon that can't be identified its cause by simply relying on one variable, but there's always a solution of the global poverty's precarious situation. The challenge now is to move poor countries towards prosperity in terms of economic, social and cultural.
Cisca Zarmansyah : Mother Teresa said, "In this life, we can't do great things. We can only do small things with great love." It's a simple & strong quote, isn't it? but this is not about great love, mother. It's ... goudou goudou!.
Cisca Zarmansyah : No doubt, the cause of the disaster is due to natural events. But what makes Haiti always be a common location hitted by earthquake is the social inequality. Poverty is the beginning of everything which leads to deforestation, unstable governance, pathetic building, high illiteracy rates, and it will lead them back into poverty. Again.
Adriaan Zef : .... goudou goudou, ... do you have any idea about another goudou goudou? hehe, ... it's time for us to be more laid-back.
Adriaan Zef : None can change the condition overnight. They still use French as national language, its levels of corruption and crime is still high, and ... I haven't eaten yet. Are you able to create a kind of local warming, maybe?
Cisca Zarmansyah : Will you nuke my supper?
Adriaan Zef : Yes, you can take my paws. Let's make a pit stop!
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Haiti's Artibonite river is suspected as being the source of the Cholera outbreak.
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CieL- FreYa Ceastle, Pranay Suresh and 2 others like this.
Adriaan Zef : The UN General Assembly in September last year has stressed that the international community didn't have sufficient determination to eradicate poverty and hunger by 2015. They acknowledged their inability to meet the needs of poor countries, but yeah... it seems some costs which has been allocated to realize the target of the millennium development program, including poverty alleviation programs would disappear into the vortex of global financial crisis.
Pranay Suresh : I feel sorry, they must deal so many trials of life. After the quake hit, then an outbreak of cholera,...me oh my!
Valentino Vie : Not only that, man. The conditions worsened by social and political violence which often happens every day. By the earthquake, almost 60% prisoners escape from jail. That's a - blessing - in - disguise! hurray....
Cisca Zarmansyah : I'm worried about global warming. Maybe this will accelerate the viruses and bacteria mutation that can cause various of more powerful diseases.
Sri Lanka's government says five more people have died in widespread floods and mudslides, pushing the death toll to 18 from days of heavy rains.
Hamas, Islamic Jihad claim no conflict over cease-fire with Israel; maintain right to launch resistance attacks if Israel invades Gaza Strip.
BAGHDAD — Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Iraq early Thursday for talks with the new government's leaders about the future of American troops in the country as they prepare to leave at year's end. Biden's unannounced trip marks the first visit by a top U.S. official since Iraq approved a new Cabinet last month, breaking a political deadlock and jump-starting its stalled government after inconclusive elections last March.
NEW YORK — A judge has dismissed copyright lawsuits between an artist who created the Barack Obama "HOPE" image and The Associated Press but has left a March trial date in place for related claims between the news service and companies that sold merchandise using the artist's image.
Sarah Palin issued a statement yesterday condemning the "reprehensible" response to Saturday's shooting in Tucson by some members of the media. "Within hours of a tragedy unfolding," she wrote, "journalists and pundits should not manufacture a blood libel that serves only to incite the very hatred a...
What began with a bang ended with a whimper. The new Defense Authorization bill contains provisions barring the president from spending any money to bring terrorist detainees held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to the United States, or to release them to foreign countries unless they meet a rigorous secur...
True to Rahm's Rule of never letting a good crisis go to waste, liberal pundits and Democratic politicians are consciously exploiting Saturday's tragic shooting in Tucson for political gain. At a time when the country should be coming together calmly to make sense of something awful, the left has ex...
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The head of Oxfam's operations in Haiti resigns amid an inquiry into allegations of misconduct by staff of the UK charity.
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