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Breaking News Thu, 21 Aug 2008
Medicines
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IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
web | Photo: IRIN BAGHDAD, 20 August 2008 (IRIN) - Iraq's Health Ministry is leading a crackdown on expired and illegally imported medicines which have flooded the Iraqi market since the US-led invasi... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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Water everywhere, and not a drop to grow
Environment   Photos   Pollution   Population   Water  
Water everywhere, and not a drop to grow
| Population growth over the next four decades will see the number of people in the world increase from 6.5 billion up to 9.0 billion. | Essentially, every calorie of food requires a litre of water to... (photo: WN / Aldrin Leyba)
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Roseanne Barr Roseanne Barr brands Angelina Jolie 'evil spawn'
| Comedienne Roseanne Barr has launched a verbal attack on Brangelina. Photo / AP Related nzherald links: | Angelina Jolie is "evil spawn", says comedienne Roseanne Barr. | The American actress has ve... (photo: AP / Reed Saxon) NZ Herald
Actress   Celebrity   Entertainment   Film   Photos  
 Local children, young members of the agro-pastoralist community of the region who participate in the irrigation development project run by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO-Ethiopia) take part in ceremonies to observe World Ethiopia - another famine, another avoidable disaster
| It was at a railway crossing near Diri Dawa, the provincial capital in the Ethiopian Ogaden desert, that I saw them: small children's hands, blackened by sun, clutching at the slats of a cattle truc... (photo: UN /Rick Bajornas ) The Times
Aid   Disaster   Ethiopia   Famine   Photos  
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Sudanense Civilians flee south from renewed fighting in Abyei. Sudan's president denies involvement in Darfur atrocities
Al-Bashir visits Turkey and says ICC claims of genocide are 'non-existent' and death toll inflated | Refugees who fled violent conflict near Darfur head for a camp near G... (photo: UN file / Tim McKulka) The Guardian
Africa   Human Rights   Photos   Sudan   Turkey  
Medicines IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
web | Photo: IRIN BAGHDAD, 20 August 2008 (IRIN) - Iraq's Health Ministry is leading a crackdown on expired and illegally imported medicines which have flooded the Iraqi ... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal) IRINnews
Drugs   Health   Iraq   Photos   Society  
 running track In his heyday, Carl Lewis was unbeatable on the track, and insufferably self-righteous off it. Now it seems that the Mr Clean of athletics had a dirty secret all along. Andrew Gumbel on an alleged Olympic cover-up, and the fall of a sportin Liverpool's Rhines racing for medal Friday morning
| Staff writers | Liverpool native Jen Rhines ran fast enough in the women's 5,000 meters to qualify for the finals in the Olympics, but her proud parents didn't get to s... (photo: Nomad file photo) Syracuse
Liverpool   Olympics   Photos   Race   Women  
Water everywhere, and not a drop to grow Water everywhere, and not a drop to grow
| Population growth over the next four decades will see the number of people in the world increase from 6.5 billion up to 9.0 billion. | Essentially, every calorie of foo... (photo: WN / Aldrin Leyba) BBC News
Environment   Photos   Pollution   Population   Water  
 Gorilla .jpg/ntf1 Wildlife Authority Sued Over Six Gorilla Permits
A protracted dispute between the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), tour operators and lodge owners in the Kisoro area has been taken to the high court. | ... (photo: creative commons / Kabir) All Africa
Animal   Court   Photos   Science   Wildlife  
 Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets with Sudanese President Omar Al-Beshir, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  (mb1) Sudan's president: Darfur genocide 'nonexistent'
| C. ONUR ANT | The Associated Press | ISTANBUL, Turkey - Sudan's indicted president denied Wednesday that his regime is orchestrating genocide in the troubled western re... (photo: UN /Eskinder Debebe ) Philadelphia Daily News
Africa   Genocide   Photos   Slideshow   Sudan   Turkey  
Cricket Big boost for Ireland cricket team as Rankin makes return
| Boyd Rankin is back in the Ireland squad for the first time since last year's World Cup finals. | The big Warwickshire opening bowler - Ireland's leading wicket-taker i... (photo: pubic domain photo /) Belfast Telegraph
Cricket   Entertainment   Ireland   Photos   Sport  
 In this picture provided by the U.S. Navy, An armed suspected pirate looks over the edge of a skiff, in international waters off the coast of Somalia on Saturday, March 18, 2006. Two U.S. Navy warships exchanged gunfire with suspected pirates Saturday of Malaysian tanker with 39 crew hijacked off the coast of Somalia
| Kuala Lumpur: A Malaysian tanker with 39 crew was seized by armed pirates in the Gulf of Eden off the coast of Somalia, in what is the fourth hijacking in a month, offi... (photo: AP/U.S. Navy, Daniel Sanford) Gulf News
Africa   Malaysia   Photos   Pirates   Somalia  
Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, left, and former Kenya's former presidential anti-corruption adviser John Githongo, right, are seen in Nairobi, Kenya, Wednesday Aug. 20 2008. Githongo returned to Kenya after three years in self-imposed exile, saying Wednesday the new coalition government will succeed only if it tackles gra Kenya ex-graft chief heading home
| Kenya's former anti-corruption chief, John Githongo, is due to return to his homeland for a brief visit after three years of self-imposed exile. | Mr Githongo fled to t... (photo: AP / Khalil Senosi) BBC News
Corruption   Kenya   Photos   Politics   Society  
 10TH MOUNTAIN TROOPS ARRIVE  U.S. Army soldiers with Task Force Catamount arrive for duty at Forward Operating Base Sharona, Afghanistan, Feb. 10, 2006, to replace Task Force Fury. The Catamounts are assigned to 2nd Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment, 3r US military deaths in Afghanistan region at 507
| ContentType:Fixture; ContentElement:FullStory; Breaking:False; | By The Associated Press | As of Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, at least 507 members of the U.S. military had d... (photo: U.S. Army by Sgt. 1st Class Michael Pintagro) The Guardian
Afghanistan   Deaths   Military   Pakistan   Photos  
Human Rights Import & Export
UN Human Rights Expert Welcomes Accord
UN human rights expert welcomes Somali accord
Sudan's president denies involvement in Darfur atrocitie
Ethiopia - another famine, another avoidable disaster
Sudanense Civilians flee south from renewed fighting in Abyei.
Sudan's president denies involvement in Darfur atrocities
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Kenyans Have No Money to Burn
Housing Finance Profit Dips Six Percent
Cheap Imitation Goods Are Flooding Markets
IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
Medicines
IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
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Politics & Government Travel & Tourism
President Conducts Inspection Tour of Development Programs i
President Isaias Inaugurates Banana And Tomato Processing Fa
Ministers Must Show Discipline
Parties involved in Grand Regency hotel to peruse transfer f
Sudanense Civilians flee south from renewed fighting in Abyei.
Sudan's president denies involvement in Darfur atrocities
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Climate talks reconvene in Ghana
'... like meeting a stranger'
MARIE ORNES FERRI, of BRICK
Problems beset jet in deadly Madrid crash
A Red Cross worker speaks on her cell phone near the body of a victim of the Spanair jet crashed at Madrid airport on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2008.
Problems beset jet in deadly Madrid crash
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Law & Regulations Art & History
MP Wants Law on Funding Scouts
Bashir 'strengthened' by ICC arrest bid
UN human rights expert welcomes Somali accord
President Kibaki says government to deliver new constitution
Federal Government in Bern at the Hotel Intercontinental iOmar Hassan Al Bashir, President of the Republic of the Sudan, front, takes part at the Sudan investment forum with Joerg Reding, right, Ambassador, Head of Relations with Countries, State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) representig the Swiss n Geneva, Switzerland, Friday, Oct. 25, 2002.
Bashir 'strengthened' by ICC arrest bid
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Africans marvel, fret at China's immigrants
Self-Confidence - Key for Peace And Development
Namibia bans carved ivory trade
Korea Should Embrace Multiculturalism
 The Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee holding delegation level talks with the Zambian President Mr. Levy P. Mwanawasa in New Delhi on April 21, 2003 (Monday). Jpib2u
Zambian President dies in France
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