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G8-Gipfel: Initiative fr bezahlbare Lebensmittel starten
Economy   G8   Inflation   Nuclear   Photos   Slideshow   		Key agreements at G8 summit
| TOYAKO -- Leaders of the Group of Eight major powers on Tuesday found common ground on climate change, the global economy and a host of political crises at a summit in Japan. | Here are some of the ... (photo: Foto: REGIERUNGonline/Bergmann) Inquirer
President Robert Mugabe addresses supporters and delegates at the closing ceremony of the Zanu pf Congress in Harare, Friday, Dec, 14, 2007. Mugabe, who has been in power since 1980, was elected to again contest presidential and parliamentary elections set for March 2008 . He attacked Western countries for intervening in the crisis in the country. Zimbabwe currently has the highest inflation in the world currently pegged at over 8000 percen
Elections   G8   Human Rights   Photos   Zimbabwe   		G8 to punish those responsible for Zimbabwe chaos
| TOYAKO, Japan (Reuters) - The Group of Eight agreed on Tuesday to impose targeted sanctions against leading Zimbabwean officials after a violent election last month that extended President Robert Mu... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazh) The Star
Gabriela Garcia, 24, who works as a maid in a home, washes clothes, Jan. 20, 2003, in Mexico City. Mexico remains in the dark ages when it comes to the treatment of domestic workers, despite repeated efforts by activists to reform antiquated labor laws a Some maids face inhuman treatment in Saudi - report
| RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia needs to improve labour law protections and end its "sponsorship" system to prevent domestic workers being treated like slaves, New York-based Human Rights Watch said... (photo: AP Photo) The Star
Human Rights   Photos   Riyadh   Saudi Arabia   Treatment  
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak speaks to reporters during a news conference Monday,tmg1 Israel to reopen Gaza crossings at Egypt's request
| JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said it would reopen its border crossings with the Gaza Strip on Tuesday in response to an Egyptian request, reversing an earlier decision to close them after a Palestin... (photo: AP Photo / John Klicker) The Star
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Residents line up to be loaded onto a pickup truck as police conducts a raid on the Central Methodist Church in downtown Johannesburg, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008. The church had become a haven for homeless people, mainly refugees from neighboring Zimbabwe, who sought shelter at the place of worship Gangs bash refugees, despite Robert Mugabe promise
| TWO camps housing refugees from the political violence in Zimbabwe came under armed attack yesterday, only days after their occupants were removed from foreign embassie... (photo: AP Photo / Denis Farrell) The Australian
Africa   Photos   Politics   Refugees   Violence   Zimbabwe  
Secretary-General Addresses Security Council on Post-Conflict Peacebuilding Support grows for UN sanctions against Zimbabwe
| UNITED NATIONS (AP) - A majority of U.N. Security Council member countries support a proposal to sanction Zimbabwe and freeze the assets of President Robert Mugabe, Fre... (photo: UN / Paulo Filgueiras ) Syracuse
Diplomatic   Photos   President   Security   UN   Zimbabwe  
Trees Forest reforestry nature Quick Benefits Can't Justify Cutting Down Forests
| Conserving the Congo forest, and indeed all of our forests in Africa, as well as accelerating forestation efforts, is vital to our survival on a continent where the Sah... (photo: WN / James) Common Dreams
Africa   Benefits   Congo   Forest   Photos  
South Africa's Jacques Kallis South Africa or Englland can dethrone Australia: Kallis
| 8 Jul, 2008 2222hrs IST, ANI |                   LONDON: Ahead of the four-match series against England beginning... (photo: AP / ) The Times Of India
Australia   Cricket   England   London   Photos   Sports  
Soldiers prepare to fire M-4 carbines during training on a range in rural Djibouti as Djiboutian Army troops observe. Soldiers of Company B, 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, 'The Old Guard,' are supporting anti-terrorism efforts as part of the Combined Joint T French anti-terror investigators probe threats over cable TV porn visible in North Africa
| PARIS - Anti-terrorism investigators in Paris are probing threats against a leading French cable TV channel over pornographic films it airs that can be viewed in North ... (photo: U.S. Army/Spc. Eric McKeeby) Star Tribune
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Britain's Prince Harry, second from right, and a member of his regiment, jsa1 Prince Harry speaks movingly of Aids orphans' plight as he carries out rebuilding work in ...
| Caked to his eyebrows in sweat and dust, Prince Harry has made an impassioned plea on behalf of Africa's Aids orphans. | The third in line in throne couldn't have been ... (photo: AP / Themba Hadebe) The Daily Mail
Africa   Aids   Charity   Lesotho   Photos   Royal  
Yemeni children beg in the streets of downtown San´a, Yemen Thursday, April 24, 1997. Amid a deep economic crisis and allegations of corruption in the government, elctions are scheduled to take place next April 27 with the ruling General People&acu YEMEN: New study highlights plight of street children
web | Photo: Mohammed al-Jabri/IRIN SANAA, 8 July 2008 (IRIN) - Ahmed (not his real name) has been sleeping near a secondary school in the centre of Sanaa city, Yemen's c... (photo: AP Photo) IRINnews
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Supporters gather at the Harare airport Friday July 4, 2008 to welcome Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, portrait on placard, on his return to Harare from Egypt, where he attended the African Union summit.
Africans reject Mugabe sanctions
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Israel reopens Gaza border, mortar fire continues
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Key agreements at G8 summit
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Agogo Leaves Forest For Egypt
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Catholic Charities Say G8 Falls Short On Climate Change
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Quick Benefits Can't Justify Cutting Down Forests
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Some maids face inhuman treatment in Saudi - report
Most UN Security Council members favor sanctions for Zimbabw
Support grows for UN sanctions against Zimbabwe
Support grows for UN sanctions against Zimbabwe
Gabriela Garcia, 24, who works as a maid in a home, washes clothes, Jan. 20, 2003, in Mexico City. Mexico remains in the dark ages when it comes to the treatment of domestic workers, despite repeated efforts by activists to reform antiquated labor laws a
Some maids face inhuman treatment in Saudi - report
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Support grows for UN sanctions against Zimbabwe
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