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UN Secretary General calls for unity as coalition suffers a wobble

The UN-backed no-fly zone is now in place - yet those who called for it are now finding it difficult to agree with each other. On Sunday, Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa appeared to criticise the coalition's strikes against Colonel Gaddafi's regime in Libya, although by Monday, he appeared to be back on side.

Back to the classroom for sex education
02/02/2010 - FRANCE

Back to the classroom for sex education

A report published by the French welfare office reveals that many abortions could be avoided if women were better educated about contraceptives. The study refers to a paradoxical situation in France: whilst the number of women using contraception is among the highest in the world, the number of abortions is disproportionately high.
Search engine censorship row
02/02/2010 - CHINA-GOOGLE

Search engine censorship row

China may be a massive potential market for search engine companies, but Google may pull out of the country, in a row over censorship. Google has cried foul following hacking attacks on the email accounts of several Chinese dissidents, which the company says originated in China. Google has since said that it will no longer comply with Chinese government censorship regulations, risking its future in the country but winning the admiration of many of China's internet users or so-called "netizens".
Who's to blame for the disaster?
01/02/2010 - AIR FRANCE CONCORDE

Who's to blame for the disaster?

The long awaited Concorde crash trial opens almost a decade after an Air France Concorde burst into flames and crashed killing 113 people. What caused the disaster? An abandoned scrap of metal on the runaway? A design fault?
Immigration: economic impact on EU rules
01/02/2010 - Spain

Immigration: economic impact on EU rules

Unemployment among Spaniards is up at over 19 percent, while nearly 30 percent of immigrants in Spain are now jobless. The construction industry there has seen the country welcome some 5.5 million immigrants in recent years: up from just half a million in 1996. Now in times of economic instability, they are facing difficulties, especially those without the proper paperwork...
An alternative world: 10 years after
29/01/2010 - Brazil, World Social Forum 2010

An alternative world: 10 years after

Another world is possible: that’s the slogan of the World Social Forum. Sure, but what world? In the streets of Porto Alegre, between union demands, political struggles and national grievances, it’s tough to find a unifying, common message. Last December's climate summit in Copenhagen has given the activists an idea: some think the popular theme of saving the planet could unify the diverse campaigns.

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LIBYA

The problem in LIBYA is a problem of LIbyans .

The rebels are armed and though they shall be stopped . And brought into peacefull protests and not agressive armed terrorist actions as those being taken.

the oil of Libya is LIbyan and no country should robbed like pirates killing peoples and placing trained puppets to rule libia and therefore to control their oil .

This action is by the rules of law and justice an assault with deadly weapons , an armed robbery of oil through puppets well paid . This actions will inreversible create the so well known criminal activity that the europeans and usa live daily .

The systems of justice clearly state that an armed robbery and killing to do so is a punishable crime with the dead penalty .

the indepemdence , and sovereignity of every country shall be respected .

Socialist Union Of Independent And Sovereign Monarchies and Countries .

Saleem Coira Story Baillie -- Commander In Chief.

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