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Americans adopt HIV-positive kids from Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - When Solomon Henderson was a year old, his birth parents left him at an Ethiopian orphanage with three things: a picture of Jesus, a plastic crucifix, and HIV.
Nations:Ethiopia U.S. Russia Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-09-02
In Yugoslav tribunal, welling up of conscience
The Hague - Before the dazzling Olympics and the war in Georgia, world attention focused on the capture of Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, the accused architect of genocide posing as a guru. Mr. Karadzic appears Friday here at the Yugoslav tribunal to plead innocent or guilty for a one-sided war whose inhumanity was even this week disputed by Moscow.
Nations:Russia South Africa People:Radovan Karadzic Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-09-01
In Yugoslav tribunal, welling up of conscience
The Hague - Before the dazzling Olympics and the war in Georgia, world attention focused on the capture of Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, the accused architect of genocide posing as a guru. Mr. Karadzic appears Friday here at the Yugoslav tribunal to plead innocent or guilty for a one-sided war whose inhumanity was even this week disputed by Moscow.
Nations:Russia South Africa People:Radovan Karadzic Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-08-30
A summer camp for political dissenters in Israel
Latrun, Israel - Weeks before her scheduled conscription into the Israeli army, at a time when most other 18-year-olds were gearing up for mandatory service, Saar Vardi was in the forest - talking about pacifism.
Nations:Israel Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-08-28
Russia's case on Georgia territories: Like Kosovo or not?
Paris - In the wake of Russia's recognition of two separatist Georgian republics Tuesday, Moscow is moving swiftly in another war - how to define and present its legal case to the world. One chief area of this battle is Kosovo, the Serbian province that declared its independence in February - something Moscow had long warned would "legitimize" the separation of territories such as South Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia.
Nations:Russia Tajikistan France People:Wesley Clark Vladimir Putin Activities:2008 Georgia-Russia Crisis Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-08-28
| Headlines |
- Americans adopt HIV-positive kids from Ethiopia 2008-09-02
- In Yugoslav tribunal, welling up of conscience 2008-09-01
- In Yugoslav tribunal, welling up of conscience 2008-08-30
- A summer camp for political dissenters in Israel 2008-08-28
- Russia's case on Georgia territories: Like Kosovo or not? 2008-08-28
- Russia's gains in Georgia may leave it more isolated 2008-08-26
- New bike commuters hit the classroom, then the road 2008-08-25
- Sales down, so firms boost morale 2008-08-22
- Despite Alaska's challenges, new farmers take root 2008-08-22
- China: Can Olympic gold last? 2008-08-22
- Saudis use cash and counseling to fight terrorism 2008-08-21
- 'New Europe' urges West to rethink Russian ties 2008-08-19
- Record number of US contractors in Iraq 2008-08-18
- Youth access to drugs increases 2008-08-15
- Georgia-Russia conflict shows EU's energy vulnerability 2008-08-15
- A new-style evangelical pastor ascends the political stage 2008-08-15
- A new-style evangelical pastor ascends the political stage 2008-08-15
- GOP sees advantage in offshore oil drilling 2008-08-14
- U.S. limited in Georgia crisis 2008-08-13
- GOP sees advantage in offshore oil drilling 2008-08-13
- States, cities ready to move on housing aid 2008-08-13
- Cyberspace: new frontier in conflicts 2008-08-13
- Texas test case for candidates' energy plans 2008-08-06
- In K2 aftermath, lessons learned 2008-08-06
- Fuel costs pinch roadside rescue man 2008-08-05
- How national parks manage fire risk 2008-08-04
- Bush tours a more secure Asia 2008-08-04
- Big housing bill: no rescues soon 2008-08-02
- Higher education bill draws a bead on tuition costs 2008-08-02
- U.S. cities tout merits of less costly 'staycations' 2008-08-01
- Olmert plows ahead on peace talks 2008-08-01
- Tide of illegal immigrants now being reversed 2008-07-31
- Alaska's 'earmarks' king Stevens, now indicted 2008-07-31
- Will Karadzic's genocide trial redeem The Hague? 2008-07-31
- Russia's plan to avert second cold war 2008-07-29
- Tourism rises globally, but not to U.S. 2008-07-29
- Russia's plan to avert second cold war 2008-07-29
- Fuel cost now driving up electric bills 2008-07-25
- A city locked out of its own data network 2008-07-23
- How one vet's persistence paid off 2008-07-23
- Picking a No. 2 in the glare of the Internet age 2008-07-22
- A housing rescue nears, but for whom? 2008-07-22
- Economic stimulus, Part 2? 2008-07-21
- Does new S.A.T. help with admissions decisions? 2008-07-19
- How much federal help for housing? 2008-07-18
- Fuel costs strain U.S. mass transit, too 2008-07-18
- Inflation surge puts Fed in a quandary 2008-07-17
- California burns through its firefighting funds. Homeowner fees ahead? 2008-07-17
- In banking crisis, U.S. steps up 2008-07-15
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