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Archive for July, 2011
Evolution of a Natural Miracle
The Geo Quiz is looking for the German state where the first fossil of a feathered creature was discovered 150 years ago.
Senegalese Rapper Jailed
Senegalese are taking to the streets to protest the arrest of rap singer Omar Toure.
Boston-Based Debo Band’s Unique Twist to Ethiopian Music
The band performs a unique blend of Ethiopian 70s funk, American soul and Eastern European brass.
View from Russia: The phone-hacking scandal
For part-2 of this series, I spoke to Moscow-based journalist Svetlana Kunitsyna about how the phone-hacking scandal was covered in Russia.
China’s View of the US Debt Crisis
China is the largest holder of US debt and watching events in Washington closely.
The Threat of Far-right Extremism in Europe
Most European counter-intelligence work has focused on Islamic extremism in the last ten years.
Chambermaid in Strauss-Kahn Assault Case Speaks Out
Nafissatou Diallo has broken her public silence on the sexual assault case.
Fans Remember Popular Haitian Musician Lénord Fortuné
Fortuné was a popular virtuoso of traditional Haitian music and a tireless ambassador of Haitian culture.
Why China is Watching US Debt Negotiations Closely
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she is “confident” a deal will get done.
Music Heard on Air for July 25, 2011
Tunes spun on The World between our reports for July 25, 2011. Artists featured are: Habib Koite & Bamada, Generation Bass, Gustavo Santaolalla, Moriba Koita, Nguyen Le, Silina Musango.
The Persistence of Blood Feuds in the Philippines
A nasty clan system of blood feuds continues in the Philippine state of Mindanao.
Cadel Evans’ Tour de France Victory and the Celebration in Australia
It’s the first time an Australian has won the international bicycle race.
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