Tag: The World
Libya military operation: Saving lives or ousting Gadhafi?
Is the goal of the international military action in Libya regime change or humanitarian intervention? Many disagree....
'My Perestroika': the children of the revolution
Almost 20 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the film "My Perestroika" looks back on the last generation that grew up behind the iron curtain. ...
Turkey's press freedom problem
There are now 61 journalists in detention in Turkey, a country that is held up as a model for Islamic democracies....
The global front line of carbon tax
Australia has become a battleground over taxing carbon, pitting conservatives against liberals in a fight over climate change. ...
Bombing in Israel bus station
A deadly bomb attack in central Jerusalem inspires fear and evokes memories of past attacks....
Inside an illegal bushmeat bazaar
In Ecuador's Pompeya market, bushmeat hunters sell animals caught in the rainforest, and that has ecologists worried....
Japan's earthquake victims begin to rebuild
Victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan face a daunting task of rebuilding the country....
Brazil competes economically by investing in science and technology
President Barack Obama's visit to Brazil highlights the country's investment in science and technology as global economic competition heats up....
Japan's psychology after the earthquake
The recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan is taking a psychological toll, but it could also help bring the country together....
Bahrain: New clashes between military and protesters
Bahrain has broken out into violence and reliable information on the clashes between protesters and government forces is hard to find....
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