International

                
  • Iraqi Communist leader analyzes his countrys politics, struggle for democracy

    Iraqi Communist leader analyzes his countrys politics, struggle for democracy

    March 27, 2009

    BAGHDAD (Niqash) — The “Madaniyoun” List, also known as the “Democratic Stream,” is a political gathering of three Iraqi secular forces: the Arab Socialist Movement, the National Democratic Party and the Iraqi Communist Party. Niqash (a...

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  • Israels accidental prime minister

    Israels accidental prime minister

    March 27, 2009

    JERUSALEM (bitterlemons.org) — Ehud Olmert would probably never have made it to the office of prime minister of Israel were it not for two events related to former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon: the creation of Kadima...

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  • Unions to G20: Half measures wont fix broken global economy

    Unions to G20: Half measures wont fix broken global economy

    March 27, 2009

    BRUSSELS, Belgium — In a worldwide push for action by G20 governments to pull the global economy out of recession and chart a new course for job creation, financial regulation and global governance, trade unions across...

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  • Women and men: equality drags its heels

    Women and men: equality drags its heels

    March 27, 2009

    Translated by Karen Grimwade (l'Humanite) Achieving equality between women and men remains a struggle. In the family, at work or in politics, discrimination persists. Despite the fundamental progress women have fought hard to achieve over the...

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  • Mining firms ‘cheat Africa out of millions’

    Mining firms ‘cheat Africa out of millions’

    March 27, 2009

    Original source: Anti-povert groups revealed on Wednesday that mining transnationals routinely deprive African countries of huge amounts of tax revenue that could be used to boost social development. Investigators found that mineral-rich countries are losing tens...

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