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WikiLeaks ignites sex scandal Malaysia
A sex scandal has erupted in Malaysia over information in documents released by Wikileaks.
Cuba's version of Wikipedia
A new, Cuban spin on Wikipedia is now available on the internet, but don't expect to contribute.
South Africa: rationing health by committee
In South Africa, the government puts limits on life-sustaining kidney dialysis and doctors are tasked with deciding who lives and who dies. This is the story of two patients -- and the committee that determined their fates.
How the UK rations health care
The United Kingdom tries to direct health care resources where they'll make the biggest impact. But the agency responsible is under fire.
Mobile banking flourishes in Haiti
In Haiti, where bank accounts are hard to come by, people have begun to store money using their cell phones.
Italy says addio to bottled water
An Italian co-op is trying to convince people not to buy its bottled water, or any other bottled water, either.
David Letterman fights terrorism
American television may be doing more to fight violent extremists than American propaganda.
Protecting Filipino workers everywhere
About 3,500 people leave the Philippines every day to search for jobs overseas. The country's government is trying to stem the tide.
Thousands of deaths caused by China's coal energy
China's industrial growth is powered by coal but mining and burning the energy source is causing health problems across the nation.
Parazit: The Daily Show of Iran
The Iranian government becomes the target of Daily Show-style satire in a new show from the Voice of America.
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