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Archive for June, 2011
Palestinian Cartoonist Accused of Anti-Semitism
Cartoonist Majed Badra was uninvited days before he was supposed to fly to Washington
John Galliano on Trial for Racist Rant
Galliano had shouted anti-semitic insults at a couple in a Paris bar last February.
Greek Politicians Eye Austerity Measures to Secure Next Round of EU Loans
Why many in the EU see that as a recipe for political and economic turmoil?
Inside Syria
BBC journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts defied the ban on foreign journalists and traveled to Damascus undercover
Khmer Rouge Prompts Generational Conversation
When it comes to families of the former Khmer Rouge foot soldiers, children don’t know what their fathers did.
Music Heard on Air for June 22, 2011
Tunes spun on The World between our reports for June 22, 2011. Artists featured are: Mongo Santamaria, Moriba Koita, 2raumwohnung, Les Yeux Novis, Kerekes Band, AfroCubism, Vieux Farka Toure.
British Argue Over Olympic Soccer Team
Why Britons can’t agree on who should represent them on the soccer field at the London Olympics
Mideastern Cuisine in the Midwest
The Geo Quiz is looking for a city with a large Arab-American community
Himba Music from Namibia
A psychologist’s journey to learn about human emotions became an everlasting memory.
Field Notes from South India
Gandhi believed that the village ought always to remain central in Indian life, that it was the indispensable social unit for the country [...]
Shelter Communities in Post-Tsunami Japan
How one man leads in crisis to become the de facto “mayor” of his shelter.
Key Day for Greek Crisis
Greece needs another international bailout but that will depend on adopting severe spending cuts
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