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Rich nations should not wait for the election of a new U.S. president before making progress on agreeing ambitious 2020 greenhouse gas cuts, the chair of a U.N. committee said [...]
Yemeni child brides, as young as nine years old, fight for their rights.
Burmese democracy activists are imploring visitors to the Olympics to boycott merchandise made from “Blood Jade,” a name given to high-quality jade mined under oppressive [...]
Georgia’s president struck a conciliatory tone towards Russia as its troops were due to start leaving his country on Monday, urging Moscow to discuss ways to avoid “discord [...]
Iran said it had put a dummy satellite into orbit on a home-grown rocket for the first time on Sunday—a move likely to increase Western concerns about its nuclear ambitions.
The three official Beijing protest zones may be empty, but internet savvy activists are finding a way around security by joining a virtual protest…
The United States is confident an international fund set up with Libya to compensate victims
“Freedom of the Press — Yes! Giving in to the Regime — No!” demanded banners at a protest in front of the Warsaw offices of Eutelsat Communications, on August 14.
Five members of Students for a Free Tibet were arrested for hanging a “Free Tibet” banner over an Olympic billboard.
Russian troops occupied Kutaisi, the second-largest Georgian city, defying calls for a provisional ceasefire.