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SA among 10 to form renewable energy club
Wed 5 Jun 2013
SOUTH Africa has joined a group of 10 countries that have established a Renewables Club, with the common goal of promoting the use of energy generated from renewable sources worldwide. | The country h... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

High school students sing the Turkish national anthem, during a protest at Gezi park, Taksim square in Istanbul, Monday, June 3, 2013. The demonstrations that grew out of anger over excessive police force have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government demonstrations in years

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Turkish PM again dismisses protests
Mon 3 Jun 2013
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has again dismissed street protests against his rule as organised by extremists, described them as a temporary blip and angrily rejected comparisons with th... (photo: AP / Thanassis Stavrakis)

Protesters wave Egyptian national flags and chant slogans as they gather in Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 8, 2011

The Guardian Sun 26 May 2013
Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF
By Suleiman Al-Khalidi | AMMAN (Reuters) - Arab spring countries face rising social tensions that could thwart an early economic recovery from over two years of political turmoil that has worsened fis... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
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High school students sing the Turkish national anthem, during a protest at Gezi park, Taksim square in Istanbul, Monday, June 3, 2013. The demonstrations that grew out of anger over excessive police force have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government demonstrations in years

Turkish PM again dismisses protests

Protesters wave Egyptian national flags and chant slogans as they gather in Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 8, 2011

Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF

Arab parliament's president visits Morocco The Siasat Daily
Many Children Left Behind The New York Times
Erdogan due back in Turkey as protests enter seventh day The Daily Telegraph
Morocco protesters demand release of political prisoners Middle East Online
Journalist Tulin Daloglu Calls Out Turkish Government For Me Huffington Post
Ethem SarÄ±sÃ¼lÃ¼k Becomes 3rd Protester Killed In Turkey Huffington Post
All The King’s Men The New York Times
Turkish Protesters To Take Out Full Page NY Times Ad Huffington Post
Regional media round on 'arrogant' Turkish PM BBC News
Calm and spreading storm in Turkey Asia Times
Turkey protests continue despite apology Al Jazeera
SA among 10 to form renewable energy club Business Day
News Analysis: Protests not deadly for Turkey's Erdogan, Xinhua
Minister speaks Berber in parliament, a first in Morocco France24
Amazigh enters Morocco’s parliament for first time in histor Middle East Online
Fear and loathing grips Turkey as anti-Erdogan protests gath The Guardian
Turkey's deputy prime minister apologises for 'wrong The Daily Telegraph
Insulting the Turkish nation Al Jazeera
Turkish PM proceeds to Algeria from Morocco Turkish Press
Turkey deputy PM sorry for 'excessive force' Al Jazeera

Syria President Bashar al-Assad addresses reporters following his meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Thursday Dec. 9, 2010.

EU fails to extend arms ban on Syria

Protesters wave Egyptian national flags and chant slogans as they gather in Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 8, 2011

Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF

Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika speaks at the Supreme Court in Algiers, Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008. Algeria's president, 72, who led his oil-rich and gas-rich North African nation out of a bloody Islamic insurgency, started clearing the way Wednesday to give himself a third term in office, announcing plans to abolish limits that would have prevented his re-election.

With president ailing, Algeria prepares for end of an era

IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia San Francisco Chronicle
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IMF Approves $1.75 Billion Loan for Tunisia The New York Times
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IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The Charlotte Observer
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IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Denver Post
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IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia WPXI
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The Miami Herald
>IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Seattle Post

High school students sing the Turkish national anthem, during a protest at Gezi park, Taksim square in Istanbul, Monday, June 3, 2013. The demonstrations that grew out of anger over excessive police force have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government demonstrations in years

Turkish PM again dismisses protests

Protesters wave Egyptian national flags and chant slogans as they gather in Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 8, 2011

Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF

Palestinians take part in a protest against the reduction of some of the financial and food aid services given by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to Palestine refugees, in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on April 9, 2013. Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

Review: Doing Bad by Doing Good: Why Humanitarian Action Fails

Beijing Opera performance to make Tunisian debut China Daily
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia San Francisco Chronicle
Graduate brings a global perspective The Charlotte Observer
Hezbollah entry in Syria fans Shiite-Sunni fires The Tribune San Luis Obispo
People lying about military service face new peril The Tribune San Luis Obispo
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Lexington Herald-Leader
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Philadelphia Daily News
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia U~T San Diego
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Springfield News-Sun
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Austin American Statesman
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The State
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia RoadRunner
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Dayton Daily News
IMF Approves $1.75 Billion Loan for Tunisia The New York Times
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The News & Observer
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Palm Beach Post
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The Charlotte Observer
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia The Wichita Eagle
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Newsday
IMF approves $1.75 billion loan for Tunisia Denver Post

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Giving life safely The Star
Can Fashion Designer Ozwald Boateng Transform Africa? Huffington Post
In Somalia, some parents say no to polio vaccine Denver Post
In Somalia, some parents say no to polio vaccine The Washington Post
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US Permanent Representative Briefs Media on DPRK The Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2094 (2013), condemning the 12 February nuclear test by the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) and imposing new sanctions on that country. Susan Rice, Permanent Representative of the United States to the UN, speaks to journalists following the adoption of the resolution.

Obama names outspoken Rice as his security adviser

US Permanent Representative Briefs Media on Sudan and South Susan Rice, Permanent Representative of the United States to the UN, speaks to journalists following a closed-door Security Council meeting on Sudan and South Sudan.

Rice to be named US national security adviser

High school students sing the Turkish national anthem, during a protest at Gezi park, Taksim square in Istanbul, Monday, June 3, 2013. The demonstrations that grew out of anger over excessive police force have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government demonstrations in years

Turkish PM again dismisses protests

Israel eyes return to UN rights body after boycott The Siasat Daily
Rape case of a Muslim girl in Nalgonda â€“ Demand for CBI in The Siasat Daily
Hezbollah entry in Syria fans Shiite-Sunni fires The Tribune San Luis Obispo
People lying about military service face new peril The Tribune San Luis Obispo
A Hezbollah fighter recounts battles in Syria The Los Angeles Times
UN Human Rights Chief 'Very Concerned' By Egypt' All Africa
No Country, No Rights: Gender Discrimination and Statelessne Huffington Post
Rice, Power and the Obama Administration The Washington Times
In South Africa, toilet talk turns political The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Libya appeals ICC ruling on Gadhafi son case The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Dirty Wars and the Cinema of Self-Indulgence CounterPunch
Israel eyes return to UN rights body after boycott The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Can Tunisia Save the Arab Spring? Foreign Policy
Merkel urges fair Tunisian trial for topless activists Zeenews
WFDY - It Is Unacceptable That Western Sahara Still Lacks UN All Africa
Topless FEMEN Activists Protest At German Chancellor Angela Huffington Post
The idealist: Albert Camus The Australian
Berlin police break up Femen protest The Guardian
Anti-Syrian Blame Game Escalates The People's Voice
Topless protesters rally outside Angela Merkel's office The Times Of India

Blood Bank board on the road indicates direction to blood bank

Uganda grapples with critical blood shortage

File - Children at play at the Yida settlement in Unity state, in northern South Sudan, 12 March, 2013. Opened in 2011, Yida has over 70,000 refugees.

Amnesty: Growing Danger for Refugees

The "Returning" as palestinians attend "camp of return" to mark refugees' ties to lands lost, in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip on May 15, 2013, to mark the 65th anniversary of the "Nakba" (catastrophe).

65 Years of Palestinian Nakba

No Country, No Rights: Gender Discrimination and Statelessne Huffington Post
Egyptian authorities to advise on refugee Canberra Times
Egyptian authorities to advise on refugee Sydney Morning Herald
Guineans flee Conakry unrest, ethnic tension IRINnews
Upon return to Turkey, Erdogan calls for an end to protests Foreign Policy
Uganda grapples with critical blood shortage IRINnews
Africavenir Celebrates World Refugee Day All Africa
Fears of a malaria relapse in Madagascar IRINnews
Senegalese gear up for likely flooding IRINnews
Nigerian Refugees in Niger Rep Get FG Assistance All Africa
Govt Says 80,000 Refugees Out of Dadaab All Africa
Kenya, Somalia Establish Refugee Repatriation Task Force All Africa
Doubts about convictions of Egyptian asylum seeker at heart The Guardian
McCain says Assad is winning in Syria, urges U.S. aid to mod The Tribune San Luis Obispo
SA desensitised to xenophobia Mareeg
DPRK : Korea and the enigma of the West Axis of Logic
CAR crisis remains dire - and neglected IRINnews
Q&A; - Aid Agencies Fear Speaking Truth - Refugees Advocate All Africa
S Africa migrants battle rising persecution Al Jazeera
Turkey unrest: Erdogan vows to defy protesters The Daily Telegraph

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