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Canada’s Little Tibet Holds On To Its Identity

It is a cold winter morning and Lakhpa Tsering is a few minutes late for work. Greeting waiting visitors with folded hands and a disarming smile, he offers them an apology and Indian style 'chai' (tea).

Italian Troops and Helicopters Committed to Afghanistan

In the Afghan province of Badghis, at Bala Murghab, Italian soldiers of the 183rd Regiment, Nembo Parachute Division, are fighting to break the pressure of the Taliban militia.

Bahrain Activist Questions Impartiality of World Rights Bodies

The impartiality and subjective approach of various international human rights organizations have been questioned by a Bahraini politician.

Tibetan Nun Gives Account of Rape in Custody

A Tibetan former nun in her thirties has given a harrowing account of her rape by Chinese Peoples Armed Police (PAP) officers after she was caught attempting to escape from Tibet near the border with Nepal.

Pertinent Historical Question: Which Country Really Rules the World?

Bankers, industrialists, entrepreneurs and businessmen with a sense of supremacy and the desire to rule the world.

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