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Saudi, Taiwan Universities Get Webometrics Boost

The Webometrics Ranking is an excellent External Relations tool to measure if a university has 1) a web presence, 2) is respected by peers and 3) can attract funding and 4) future students.

'Anti-life mentality' afoot in Kenya

Pakistani Christian family murdered in bomb blasts

There were at least 27 victims in twin bomb blasts in Karachi. In addition to a Christian family, Shia Muslims in a procession were also killed.

DR Congo: Christians pray for end of war

Turkmenistan police help Muslim imams to persecute Christians

Police raids, led by local imams, against the Christians who gather to pray. In a systematic way, the faithful are summoned by the agents that force them to "renounce". But they complain that they have applied for state authorization to meet, without receiving any response.

Nigeria: Pressure grows for missing president to resign

President Umaru Yar'Adua of Nigeria has been supposedly convalescing in Saudi Arabia since November 2009 but there has been no word from him. Newspapers and civil society are calling on him to resign.

Azerbaijan: Energy profile

Azerbaijan's hope for sustained economic growth rests in large part with its management of sizeable oil and natural gas resources in the Caspian Sea region, through effective management of the resulting revenue stream, and non-oil sector diversification.

Preaching jihad on welfare: Story of Abu Qatada

Born in Bethlehem in 1960, Abu Qatada, a Jordanian citizen, is wanted on terrorism charges in Jordan, where he was sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment, and in Algeria, the U.S., Belgium, Spain, France, Germany and Italy.

Analysis

End of the Petroleum Age?

The premise that the current oil crisis can be resolved through the right mix of actions, thus restoring an environment of cheap and abundant oil – is a premise that is fundamentally flawed.

Security impact of depending on Mid-east oil

If Iran becomes a nuclear power, coupled with dependence by China and India, could be a tremendous destabilizing issue in the Mid-east.
Commentary

Obama vs... Palin?

Commentary by Rich Galen

US federal court requires Washington State to allow the vote to felons in prison

Commentary by James Thunder

Queer Theories and Theologies

Commentary by Mike Adams

Jim Wallis' values and Wall Street

Commentary by Martin E. Marty

More than three billion people die from hunger

Fidel Castro says reducing and moreover recycling all motors that run on electricity and fuel is an elemental and urgent need for all humanity. The tragedy does not lie in reducing those energy costs but in the idea of converting food into fuel.

'Anti-life mentality' afoot in Kenya


Prairie grasses show promise as alternative fuel


Pakistan: No justice for Christian girl murdered by Muslim employer


Search underway for abducted priest in Philippines

Police and soldiers are working together to free Fr Michael Sinnott who was abducted late Saturday in Pagadian as he recited Vespers. Previous abductees have been shot.

Dominican solidarity for devastated Haiti


Opposition Leader Lobo Wins Disputed Honduras Vote

The election could calm a five-month crisis which was sparked when the Honduran army overthrew leftist President Manuel Zelaya in June and flew him into exile. But while Washington looks likely to recognize the November 29 vote, leftist rulers of Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela and other Latin American countries say the election is invalid.

Top UN envoy calls for 'demilitarized' international approach in Afghanistan

The international community must demilitarize its overall approach in Afghanistan to ensure sustainable gains in the political and humanitarian realms, the outgoing top United Nations envoy to the South Asian nations said today.

DNA testing on 2,000-year-old bones in Italy reveal East Asian ancestry


US and New Zealand laboratories focus on low carbon footprint


Guatemala: murdered lawyer planned his own death


Israel and UN reach accord on property damage

Israel and the UN have reached agreement in principle on the terms of an arrangement under which reimbursement would be made for losses sustained by the Organization during last year's Israeli "Cast Lead" operation against Hamas in Gaza.

University of Michigan prepares for 50th anniversary of Peace Corps


Russia and Vatican formalize diplomatic relations


Bolivia: Challenges facing the new government


Obama vs... Palin?


Book Review: Tears in the Darkness


Mediterranean diet may lower risk of brain damage that causes thinking problems


Soft drink consumption may increase risk of pancreatic cancer


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Mediterranean diet may lower risk of brain damage that causes thinking problems

Soft drink consumption may increase risk of pancreatic cancer

Obama vs... Palin?

US federal court requires Washington State to allow the vote to felons in prison

Muslim leader persecuted for outreach to Judaism

Queer Theories and Theologies

Family meals, adequate sleep and limited TV may lower childhood obesity

Few women take tamoxifen to prevent breast cancer

Marijuana ineffective as an Alzheimer's treatment

Pakistan: No justice for Christian girl murdered by Muslim employer

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