Tag: Africa
Why some Serbians support Gadhafi
After Serbia's experience with international military action against Slobodan Milosevic, may in Serbia have sympathy for Gadhafi's current situation...
Faith-based influence in South Sudan
American Christians were instrumental in ending Sudan's civil war. Now some are worried about their continued influence in South Sudan. ...
Egypt's Coptic Christians want a voice
After the protests in Tahrir Square, Egypt's Coptic Christians want a more equal voice in the new Egyptian government, too. ...
Inside an illegal bushmeat bazaar
In Ecuador's Pompeya market, bushmeat hunters sell animals caught in the rainforest, and that has ecologists worried....
Libya attacks: not about democracy
A retired Air Force colonel says the objective in Operation Odyssey Dawn in Libya isn't clear, but it's not about democracy. ...
After ceasefire, Libyan attacks by Gadhafi forces continue
Pro-Gadhafi forces continue to target civilians in attacks, in spite of the recent ceasefire, according to opposition leader....
The backlash against women and Egypt's revolution
In Egypt, forces are conspiring to stop the advancement of women's rights and the revolution, according to a leading Egyptian feminist....
Bringing justice and human rights to Tunisia
Post-revolution expectations are huge in Tunisia, but stopping corruption and bringing human rights justice is difficult....
Gadhafi: Borderline personality disorder
A psychologist examines the leader of Libya's mental state....
Morocco's anti-poverty, anti-protests
The monarchy in Morocco is trying to tackle poverty in an attempt to hold back protests....
