Promise of Elections Brings New Hope and Raises Old Concerns in the Congo
After 40 years democracy returns to the Congo. Will it succeed?
by Mitchell Armbruster, Washington D.C., U.S.A
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Ethnic Hostility in Sydney's Suburbs
The racial riots in Sydney through the eyes of a native.
by Tai Chen, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Democratic Azerbaijan
Are old mistakes being repeated again? The trade-off between oil and democracy in Azerbaijan.
by Anastasyia Shaposhnik, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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The Indigenous Victory
A new beginning for Bolivia - Is there hope?
by by Gretchen Gordon, Cochabamba, Bolivia
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The Unfinished Revolution
Countries such as Ukraine have a long way to go before they can claim their democratic revolution a success.
by Anastasyia Shaposhnik, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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The Asian Tsunami
Relief efforts must be monitored to ensure that all have better access, not just a few.
by Anastasyia Shaposhnik, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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War on Asia’s Mind.
An interesting correlation between cinema and Asia's politics.
by Kallol Bhattacherjee, New Delhi, India
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Ukraine - The Orange Revolution!
A new look at the Orange revolution in Ukraine - A Native's Perspective.
by Anastasyia Shaposhnik, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Genocide and the UN.
What can be done to better prepare th UN to prevent crises such as Darfur from repeating themselves?
by Nathan Madson, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Racism and Prejudice - The Plight of Albanian Immigrants in Greece.
A writer looks at the growing ethnic tensions between Greeks and Albanians.
by Vickii Onabolu, London, U.K
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Where are the Green Elephants?
Gone with the wind - a writer takes a look at the environmental policy in the U.S.
by Pia Moller, Aarhus, Denmark
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Bolivia and its Suicide Bombers
Why do people blow themselves up? Suicide Bombers from a Latin American perspective.
by Joel Inwood, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Reaching Out Across the Border
Memories of a day spent at the border between two nations at each other's throats - or are they?
by Nisha Giri, Wagah Border Point, Indo-Pakistan Border
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Advancing Technology, Retarding the Brain.
A student recounts the travails of studying at Oxford.
by Farrah Dang, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Sudan's Rape Cries
Former captives recount the crime of young boys raped in Sudan .
by Maria Sliwa, New York, U.S.A
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Is Pornography Keeping Women on their Knees?
Pornography and its effect on gender roles and attitudes.
by Vickii Onabolu, London, U.K
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Gay Marriages - A Threat to Society?
A writer analyses the issue of gay marriages and their impact on society.
by Heather Mason, Wahsington D.C, U.S.A
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Cancun!
Third World economy and beach resorts.
by Luis Chavez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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American Movies
An international movie experience!!
by Joel Inwood, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Ciudad Juarez - Where Rape and Murder Reign
A tragedy has befallen women of Ciudad Juarez. Victims suffer while culprits run scott-free.
by Washington D.C Women's Rights Group, Amnesty International, U.S.A
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Greetings from Baghdad
A day in the life of a humanitarian worker visiting Baghdad.
by Brandon Pustejovsky, Baghdad, Iraq
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Hate
What to say of a society that cannot brook differences?
by Arthur Nightly, London, U.K
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A Public Confessional
Writer explores the links between Derrida, Global Culture, and Cell phones!
by Rene F. Cardenas, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Process of Elimination
Do exams and the Treasury have a lot in common?
by Sean Andrews, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Philosopher of the Twentieth (and Twenty - First) Century
A writer explores Satre's philosophy.
by Rob Carley, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Cosmopolitanism
The specter of cosmopolitanism; and why it persists in the spread of economic and cultural forces around the globe.
by Rob Carley, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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Letters
War remains key for conflict?
by Safaa Nhairy, Washington D.C, U.S.A
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