Rare mountain gorilla twins have been born in Uganda’s Bwindi Forest, home to around half the world’s population of the endangered primates, a wildlife official said on Wednesday.
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The reasons against trying Omar Khadr before a military tribunal in Guantanamo Bay keep piling up, yet the Canadian government continues to refuse to do anything about it.
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced plans on Wednesday for a civilian rapid reaction force that would come to the aid of fragile or failing states, saying he had learned lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Nick Hewer of The Apprentice on his African adventure As Sir Alan Sugar’s adviser, Nick Hewer has become a viewers’ favourite on TV phenomenon The Apprentice.
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If it happened just once, you might sort of understand. You could blame it on some vile anomaly — a sad, unlikely convergence of time, place, personality and/or politics that explodes into a killing frenzy.
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Samantha Power, a Harvard University professor, had no idea who Senator Barack Obama was when his office called in 2005 looking for an appointment to discuss her 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning book on genocide.
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Agreement brokered by international community must be monitored if horrors of Darfur are to be prevented from swelling into a far bloodier conflict, writes Nicholas D Kristof Mar 5, 2008 12:00 AM By unknown LIMITED SCOPE OF HOPE: A villager in Darfur, Sudan, a region that has been devastated by conflict – but the focus on the atrocities committed …
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Why are western military coalitions participating in the civil wars of the Hindu Kush and the Balkans? A partial answer: Entropy.
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