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Cindy Drukier
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Cindy Drukier is a journalist at The Epoch Times based in New York.
Global Dispatches: Japan—A World of Trust
What impresses me every time about Japan, is the country's overall sheen of small town politesse and good ...
Opinion
September 10, 2010
When Budget Axe Falls, Ireland Is Stoic, Greece Chaotic
many of Europe's governments have been pushed to the wall by citizens protesting harsh austerity measures.
Europe
September 9, 2010
Khmer Rouge Torturer ‘Duch’ to Serve 19 Years for Crimes Against Humanity
One of the most notorious killers under Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, was convicted on Monday of crimes against ...
World
July 26, 2010
Bangkok Bus Stop Bomb Kills 1, Injures 8
One person was killed and eight injured when a homemade bomb exploded at a bus stop in downtown ...
World
July 25, 2010
‘Caribbean Escobar,’ Jose Figueroa-Agosto, Brought In by Feds
The Caribbean Escobar—the moniker given to Jose Figueroa-Agosto by U.S. federal Marshals—was finally captured.
US
July 20, 2010
DC Earthquake Basically a Rattle
The DC earthquake that measured 3.6 on the Richter scale and hit early Friday morning, was basically just ...
US
July 16, 2010
Obama Speaks On Capping of Gulf Oil Spill
President Barack Obama expressed cautious optimism about the capping of the oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico.
US
July 16, 2010
Former Sea Shepherd Captain Awaits Deportation From Japan
The case has been hailed as a victory by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, saying it achieved the ...
World
July 8, 2010
Ex-Panama Dictator Noriega Sentenced to 7 Years
Ex-Panama dictator Manuel Noriega was sentenced by a Paris court on Wednesday to 7 years.
World
July 8, 2010
Sri Lanka Rejects UN Human Rights Experts
Sri Lanka says it sees no reason to allow United Nations into the country to investigate suspected human ...
World
June 25, 2010
Red Sea Oil Spill May Have Egypt Reduce Offshore Drills
A leak into the Red Sea is causing the Egyptian government to reconsider the number of rigs it ...
Middle East
June 23, 2010
UN Security Council Imposes New Sanctions on Iran (UPDATE)
The United Nations Security Council approved of a new round of sanctions against Iran for continuing its nuclear ...
International
June 9, 2010
Out of the Rubble Something Good Can Come
Haitian-born Manhattan music producer and humanitarian Mike Jean wants to use his talents to build a better Haiti.
International
May 5, 2010
Airport Dissident Under State ‘Protection’ in China
The Chinese dissident who spent more than three months living in the arrivals hall in a Tokyo airport.
China
April 28, 2010
Iraq Election Recount Ordered, Winner in Doubt
An Iraqi court on Monday ordered a hand-recount of 2.5 million Baghdad ballots from the March 7 election.
Middle East
April 19, 2010
Burma’s Opposition Leader Suu Kyi Advises Party Not to Join Elections
Aung San Suu Kyi has strongly recommended to her party that they do not register for the upcoming ...
World
March 25, 2010
Sudan Elections Will Go Ahead Despite State Violence
Sudan's Electoral Commission says it will not postpone its first multiparty election since 1986.
Africa
March 24, 2010
Coca-Cola in India Must Pay $47 Million in Pollution Compensation
Coca-Cola ordered to pay $47 million in compensation for pollution its plant caused in in southern India.
World
March 24, 2010
Red Shirts Spill Blood in Thailand
After five straight days of protests, Thailand's prime minister has still not stepped down.
World
March 17, 2010
Red Shirt Protesters Spill Blood on Thai Government House
With the Thai government refusing to step down, “red shirt” protesters kept their promise of pouring blood before ...
World
March 16, 2010
More Earthquakes Rock ‘Ring of Fire’
The year is turning out to be a terrible one for earthquakes.
International
March 15, 2010
Earthquake Hits Indonesia Sunday Morning
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit eastern Indonesia Sunday morning in Moluccas, also known as the Spice Islands.
International
March 14, 2010
Chile Hit by String of Powerful Aftershocks
Chile was hit again by another series of large aftershocks on Thursday afternoon local time just as President-elect ...
International
March 11, 2010
Storms of Protest Forming Over Thailand
The political storm clouds are gathering in Thailand again, threatening more protests and unrest.
World
March 9, 2010
On-Again, Off-Again Lufthansa Airline Strikes
The Lufthansa pilot's strike is off till March 8 pending the outcome of further negotiations.
Europe
February 23, 2010
Steinway and Sons President Tunes to Shen Yun
“The music is wonderful."
Arts & Culture
February 20, 2010
‘Absolutely exceptional’ Says Art Gallery VP
Shen Yun Performing Arts opened its seven-run show at New York's Radio City Music Hall the afternoon of ...
Arts & Culture
February 13, 2010
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