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Archive for September, 2011
Death Toll Rises In Yemen Unrest
Security forces in Yemen have killed more than 50 people in two days of violence against anti-government protesters, activists say.
Israel And US Call On Palestinians To Back Down On Statehood
Mahmoud Abbas is facing tremendous pressure to back down, but will go ahead with his decision.
Palestinian Parliamentarian On Statehood Issue
Dr. Mustafa Barghouti on Palestinian plans to ask the UN to recognize an independent Palestine state.
Cartoons Against Bloodshed in Mexico
In recent months Mexicans have demanded that President Felipe Calderon change his strategy in the drug war and cartoonists have led the charge.
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Policy to End
The controversial policy mandated openly gay and bisexual military service members to be discharged from the Armed Forces.
Mental Health Not Getting Enough Attention From UN
Mental health advocates are upset that the UN is not focusing attention on mental health.
Solar-Panel Plant Closes in China After Protests
Angry residents have been demonstrating against a solar-panel manufacturer in Haining.
Rebirth Of Marine Life In Western Canada
A body of water in British Columbia ha marine life bouncing back after years of contamination.
Iraqi-Canadian Hip-Hop Artist The Narcicyst
The artist’s work focuses on the experiences of Arabs in North America.
Israel’s Growing Isolation in the Middle East
As the Palestinian Authority prepares to apply for full membership at the UN, the Jewish state finds itself without a single dependable friend in the Middle East.
Israel’s View of Mideast Upheaval
Israel’s Ambassador to the US explains Israel’s response to the Arab Spring.
Korean ‘Poison Needle Plot’
South Korean officials have arrested a North Korean defector on suspicion of plotting to kill high-profile activist Park Sang-hak, reports from Seoul say.
Helle Thorning-Schmidt Becomes Denmark’s First Female Prime Minister
The elections centered around Denmark’s stagnant economy.
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