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Somali government troops killed at least ten famine refugees at the Badbaado camp in Mogadishu after distribution of dry rations by the World Food Program devolved into looting. “They fired…

Weekly Review

by Christopher Beha,

A bomb exploded at the Norwegian capitol building in Oslo, killing eight people. Hours later, a gunman opened fire at an island camp for young members of Norway’s ruling Labor…

Weekly Review

by J Gabriel Boylan,

In response to the burning of a Koran in Florida, riots broke out in the Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif, where a mob overran U.N. offices and killed seven staffers, and…

South African cycad with soil (7CFR319.37/7CFR 330.400 & CITES/ESA) (prohibited)

by Taryn Simon,

Weekly Review

by J Gabriel Boylan,

A suicide bomber struck Moscow’s Domodedovo airport, killing as many as 34 people and leaving at least 168 injured. “From the preliminary information we have, it was a terror attack,”…

Keeping watch

by Lynn Freed,

The South African past as prologue

Weekly Review

by Christopher Beha,

Mail bombs sent from Yemen and addressed to a Chicago synagogue were intercepted by law enforcement officials in Britain and Dubai acting on a last minute tip, by way of…

A Christian martyr. The United Nations hosted a six-day climate-change conference in China with the aim of accelerating “the search for common ground” among developed and developing nations on preventing…

Salisbury stakes

by Philip Breeden, Martin Longden,

Yellow-card journalism

by Chris Barron,

Norscot Sandton, South Africa

by Robert Voit,

South Africa

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Weekly Review

South African cycad with soil (7CFR319.37/7CFR 330.400 & CITES/ESA) (prohibited)

Weekly Review

Keeping watch

Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Salisbury stakes

Yellow-card journalism

Norscot Sandton, South Africa

June 2010

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