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A top UN official on Wednesday praised "great progress" in easing Zimbabwe's humanitarian crisis, but urged donors to continue supporting the country's recovery from a decade of economic freefall.
The devil will be in the details of the balance sheet when hyperinflation hits. And while lots of companies have been using leverage to drive their ROE (and their stock prices), the structure of their debt may spell the difference between prospering and perishing.
Amman - Jordan's King Abdullah II on Tuesday condemned a series of bombings that rocked Baghdad earlier in the day and killed over 100 people as acts of terrorism, according to a royal court statement. In a message to the Iraqi President Jalal Tala...
Seoul - US President Barack Obama's special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, arrived in the Stalinist state Tuesday to try to convince the country to return to international denuclearization talks. Bosworth also hopes to convince the regime i...
Baghdad - The Iraqi presidential council on Tuesday set March 6 as the new date for parliamentary elections, Baghdad's Aswat al-Iraq news agency reported, citing state television. The announcement followed parliament's unanimous approval a law to cov...
The war in Iraq was not about spreading democracy, as it was about bringing down a dictatorship build on war crimes and fear. President George W. Bush said on the deck of the Abraham Lincoln Navy flight deck that the images of the falling statues represented a new era of peace and liberty would make Iraq safer and help fight the war on Iraq, It was security that was important.
CORPUS CHRISTI —University art student Josh Goldson says his recent work is scaly, spotty and striped — all to help raise money for the Art Museum of South Texas. The 20-year-old sophomore at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi recently airbrushed leotards for university dancers to resemble a lion, zebra, python and gazelle among other African creatures for the museum’s Silver Safari fundraiser ...
Author and film producer Rupert Issacson chats with Review folks about his film prior to the screening. (Photo by Debbie Glenn) Isaacson at the booksigning.
Five South African cities will host only first-round matches in next year's World Cup, with last Friday's draw organised to reduce the number of seeded teams and mass fan invasions in venues with smaller accommodation capacity.
An autonomous Federal Reserve is a dangerous thing.
South Africa's large immigrant population is routinely and illegally denied health care by clinics and hospitals, leaving them at mortal risk, Human Rights Watch said Monday.
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