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In today's podcast, trade unions say that government is misleading the public with reports of a new pay offer for public servants; experts call for faster, more accurate UN climate reports; and,...
In today's podcast, a World Bank report says that "quiet corruption" is pervasive and widespread across Africa; ANCYL president Julius Malema faces further complaints in the Equality Court after...
Tibetans are losing faith in the Dalai Lama's conciliatory "middle way" because of China's refusal to strike a deal with him over the region's future, the exiled spiritual...
Eight Maoist cadres have been shot by Nepali police, party leaders said on Wednesday, while another party's candidate was killed in separate incidents of violence ahead of elections meant to...
Protesters angered over China's crackdown in Tibet marched in San Francisco ahead of the Olympic torch's arrival on Wednesday but Olympics chief Jacques Rogge said there are no plans to...
China stepped up its attacks on the Dalai Lama on Monday, blasting him for abusing religion, stirring protests in Tibet and preparing for independence as the Olympic flame arrived in Beijing under...
China accused the Dalai Lama on Tuesday of orchestrating Tibetan riots to wreck Beijing's Olympic Games, but the exiled spiritual leader denied the charge and vowed to stand down if the...
Global warming could trigger mass migration, disrupt trade and lead to conflicts over farmland and water resources from Africa to Asia, a report released at climate talks in Bali said on Monday....
Climate experts sparred on Thursday over the wording of a UN report spelling out the grim impact of global warming and are struggling to meet a Friday deadline.
The rapprochement between India and Pakistan, which began in 2003
after they came close to fighting a fourth war, may be set back as
relations deteriorate after the July 11 bomb blasts that killed...
The government of Nepal's peace package put before Maoist rebel
leadership was praised by officials from the US, the UK, and India,
a newspaper report said today.
South African former president Nelson Mandela could act as a
"facilitator" between India and Pakistan to resolve their dragging
dispute over Kashmir, the state's former chief minister yesterday.
Nepal's Prime Minister Lokendra Bahadur Chand yesterday resigned
from his post, adding to the political confusion in the Himalayan
kingdom and casting a shadow over peace talks with Maoist rebels.