Full Coverage: Geopolitics
May 2008
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05/14/2008
This month marks the 60th anniversary of Israel's existence, but the organization Jewish Voice for Peace says it will not celebrate the establishment of a Jewish state until Palestinians are granted their fundamental human rights.
Read moreFrom: Jewish Voice for Peace Related: [Israel] [Palestine] [Peace] [Conflict] [Human Rights] [Refugees] Image: Ein el-Hilweh, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. © Jewish Voice for Peace
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05/14/2008
Asian governments -- seen to have greater leverage with Myanmar authorities -- are being asked to increase the pressure on the military junta to effectively address the humanitarian crisis caused by Cyclone Nargis.
Read moreFrom: Amnesty International - International Secretariat Related: [East Asia] [South East Asia] [Myanmar] [Governance] [International Cooperation] [Emergency Relief] [Aid] |
05/13/2008
Historically, the Cuban revolution was "a success," writes scholar Saul Landau. But can Cuba today overcome the economic hardships -- and the resulting social changes -- the country endured after the collapse of the Soviet Union?
Read moreFrom: Institute for Policy Studies Related: [Cuba] [Governance] [Culture] [Finance] |
05/07/2008
UNITED NATIONS, May 7 (OneWorld) - A major U.S.-based humanitarian aid group is urging the Bush administration to revise its aid policy toward Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) and provide immediate assistance to the cyclone victims in that country.
Read moreFrom: OneWorld US Related: [United States] [Myanmar] [Emergency Relief] [Aid] |
05/03/2008
UNITED NATIONS, May 2 (OneWorld) - The global food crisis is likely to persist if speculative investment by the corporate world is not reined in soon, warned a top expert responsible for reporting to the United Nations on human rights violations.
Read moreFrom: OneWorld US Related: [Governance] [Human Rights] [Trade] [Credit and Investment] [Corporations] [Food] [Agriculture] Image: Corn: food or fuel? © Network for New Energy Choices
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05/02/2008
UNITED NATIONS, May 1 (OneWorld) - The Canadian government has drawn fierce condemnation from the world's indigenous communities for its refusal to sign an international document that recognizes native people's right to self-determination.
Read moreFrom: OneWorld US Related: [Canada] [Governance] [Indigenous Rights] Image: Victoria Tauli-Corpuz. © Nic Paget-Clarke / In Motion Magazine
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