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30.01.2008 The Africa Command (Africom) - the US military command headquarters for Africa - infringes on the sovereignty of the continent's states, say Mark P Fancher, Jeffrey L Edison and Ajamu Sankofa.
From Pambazuka News
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Related topics/regions: [Africa]
29.01.2008 Listen to Chalmers Johnson, whose most recent books focus on the American empire: Blowback, The Sorrows of Empireand now Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic.
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Bush with U.S. military personnel on May 1, 2003, the day he announced that ''major combat operations in Iraq have ended.''
29.01.2008 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 28 (OneWorld) - An arms control group in Washington, DC has begun a petition drive urging Congress to stop President Bush from signing an agreement they say could bind his successor to continue the occupation of Iraq for another five years.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Politics] [Governance] [Arms & military] [Conflict]
Image: Bush with U.S. military personnel on May 1, 2003, the day he announced that ''major combat operations in Iraq have ended.'' © White House
25.01.2008 When George W Bush gives his last State of the Union address, a milestone will be passed. But don't think his unpopularity puts the Republicans out of the race for the US presidency, says Andrew Stephen.
From New Statesman

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Dolly the cloned sheep.
24.01.2008 NEW YORK, Jan 24 (OneWorld) - A broad coalition is urging consumers and grocery stores to refuse burgers, milk, and other products from cloned animals, following a U.S. government decision to lift a ban on the controversial foods.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Food] [Business] [Consumption] [Animals]
Image: Dolly the cloned sheep. © VerseVend (flickr)
"Vote Peace, Fire Bush," activists hang banners in Washington, DC, 2006.
24.01.2008 President Bush and key members of his administration "made at least 935 false statements in the two years following September 11, 2001, about the national security threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq," reports an investigative journalism organization.
From: The Center for Public Integrity
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Image: "Vote Peace, Fire Bush," activists hang banners in Washington, DC, 2006. © James Hill & Rae Abileah / CODEPINK: Women for Peace
24.01.2008 Globally, 13 percent of maternal deaths result from abortion-related complications, but in Kenya it's as high as 40 percent -- and many women's rights advocates are drawing a direct link between this devastating reality and the effect U.S. reproductive-health policies have in other countries.
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Related topics/regions: [Kenya]
Co-Op America thinks plug-in hybrids should be more than a 'concept car'.
24.01.2008 WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (OneWorld) - As General Motors vied with Toyota over who sold more cars during 2007, U.S. environmental activists were sending a different sort of sales message to automakers gathered at the Washington Auto Show: "Increase fuel efficiency."
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Energy] [Transport] [Consumption] [Corporations] [Climate change]
Image: Co-Op America thinks plug-in hybrids should be more than a 'concept car'. © Co-op America
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
23.01.2008 As the U.S. presidential primaries continue, candidates are making sure to address the oft-overshadowed foreign policy affair that is Latin America. Here is what they have to say.
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From: North American Congress on Latin America
Related topics/regions: [Latin America & Caribbean]
Image: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. © North American Congress on Latin America
Members of a militant Palestinian group prepare to fire missiles.
23.01.2008 Despite President Bush's optimism at the end of his Middle East peace tour, analyst Jamal Dajani paints a very different picture, citing recent bouts of violence between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as political complexities within their respective governments.
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From: Link TV
Related topics/regions: [Israel] [Palestine]
Image: Members of a militant Palestinian group prepare to fire missiles. © Link TV
John Edwards speaks at a New Hampshire rally.
21.01.2008 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 21 (OneWorld) - South Carolina voters concerned about global warming are calling on the Democratic candidates for president to focus on climate change solutions as they stage a public debate in the resort town of Myrtle Beach this evening.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Energy] [Climate change] [Nuclear Issues] [Renewable energy] [Politics] [Governance]
Image: John Edwards speaks at a New Hampshire rally. © John Edwards 2008 (flickr)
Battle for Haditha
20.01.2008 Like all docudramas, Battle for Haditha raises the issue of the ethics of imagining a real event – in this case, the retaliatory massacre of 24 Iraqis after a roadside bomb killed two US soldiers – and presenting it as a drama.
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From: OneWorld UK
Related topics/regions: [Iraq]
Image: Battle for Haditha
18.01.2008 Guantánamon vankileiri on toiminut kuusi vuotta. Leirille lennätetyistä sadoista vangeista tähän mennessä vain yksi on todettu oikeudessa syylliseksi ja tuomittu. Vankileirillä on edelleen lähes 400 kolmeakymmentä eri kansallisuutta edustavaa vankia.
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From: OneWorld España
Related topics/regions: [Human rights] [Justice and crime]
Hillary Clinton at a coffee shop in New Hampshire.
18.01.2008 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 17 (OneWorld) - As they travel the country searching for votes, each of the big three Democratic candidates for president has pledged to withdraw large numbers of troops from Iraq during their first year in office.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Politics] [Geopolitics] [Governance] [Arms & military] [Conflict] [Conflict resolution] [Peace] [Security]
Image: Hillary Clinton at a coffee shop in New Hampshire. © WBUR (flickr)
17.01.2008 NEW YORK, Jan 17 (OneWorld) - A diverse coalition of environmental and peace organizations in the United States is urging Congress to reject the Bush administration's move to send nuclear technologies to India.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [India] [Energy] [Nuclear Issues] [Geopolitics] [Nuclear arms]
President George W. Bush and General David Petraeus in Iraq; Sep. 3, 2007.
17.01.2008 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 16 (OneWorld) - A federal court in San Francisco has cleared the way for a major national class action lawsuit on behalf of veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Afghanistan] [Iraq] [Health] [Governance] [Law] [Arms & military]
Image: President George W. Bush and General David Petraeus in Iraq; Sep. 3, 2007. © Eric Draper - White House
16.01.2008 YK:n pääsihteeri Ban Ki-moon ei kehunut suurilla saavutuksilla ensimmäisen virkavuotensa päättyessä. Arvostelijoiden mukaan hän ei myöskään tartu riittävän lujasti uusiin haasteisiin.
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From: Suomen IPS
14.01.2008 Twenty U.S. donors made gifts of $100 million or more last year, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual ranking of the 50 most-generous Americans - and fundraisers seeking donations of $10 million or more predict another strong year of big gifts in 2008.
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YK:n pääsihteeri Ban Ki-moon
14.01.2008 YK:n pääsihteeri Ban Ki-moon ei kehunut suurilla saavutuksilla ensimmäisen virkavuotensa päättyessä. Arvostelijoiden mukaan hän ei myöskään tartu riittävän lujasti uuden vuoden haasteisiin, eikä varsinkaan uhmaa mahtivaltioiden ylivaltaa.
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From: Suomen IPS
Related topics/regions: [United Nations]
Image: YK:n pääsihteeri Ban Ki-moon
14.01.2008 The International Red Cross and the U.S. have introduced a programme to enable the approximately 600 prisoners at the US jail in Bagram, Afghanistan, to communicate with their families via video-teleconference calls.
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From: International Committee of the Red Cross
Related topics/regions: [Afghanistan]
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