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IPS Inter Press Service - Development News Archive

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  1. SOUTHERN AFRICA: Aid to a Region Plagued by Hunger
  2. RIGHTS: Child Soldier Issue May Yet Snare Tamil Tigers
  3. POLITICS-CHINA: Japan's Defeat Draws Mileage 60 Years On
  4. MILLENNIUM GOALS-NEPAL: Surprisingly, Hope
  5. ENVIRONMENT: Mexico Speeds Up Global CFC Elimination
  6. DEVELOPMENT: China, India Fail Their Children, Says UN
  7. POLITICS: U.N. Summit in Danger of Being a Political Fiasco
  8. DEVELOPMENT: MDGs Concerns Raised in Helsinki
  9. POLITICS-INDIA: Women are Naturals at Grassroots Governance
  10. DEVELOPMENT: In Mizoram, Women Face Problems of Plenty
  11. MILLENNIUM GOALS: Inequality - the Root Cause of Poverty in Latin America
  12. THAILAND: Drug Runners Get Creative As Crackdown Intensifies
  13. LABOUR-ARGENTINA: Working Without Bosses
  14. TRADE: Poor Countries Take Sugar to UN
  15. POLITICS-U.S: Trans-Atlantic Group Calls for Nuclear Deal With Iran
  16. UAE: Reporter's Arrest Brings More Press Freedom
  17. DEVELOPMENT: Workers Without Borders
  18. DEVELOPMENT: Institutions to Follow Up Helsinki Process
  19. POLITICS: Chávez Issues Challenge for a More Democratic U.N.
  20. CENTRAL AMERICA: Anti-Poverty Programmes Abound, but Poverty Deepens
  21. SINGAPORE: Futuristic Water Management on Tap
  22. NEW ZEALAND: Maori Party Holds Key After Hung Poll Verdict
  23. /CORRECTION*/TRADE: Poor Countries Take Sugar to UN
  24. TOURISM-BOLIVIA: When the Jungle Plays Host
  25. RIGHTS-INDIA: Prosperity Sharpens Caste Animosities
  26. POLITICS: Iran Defiant As Sanctions Loom Up
  27. VENEZUELA: Despite Abundant Oil, Hydropower Use Is Growing
  28. DEVELOPMENT: World Bank Calls for Market-Driven Equality
  29. TRADE: Talks Between US, Andean Countries in Final Stretch
  30. POLITICS-US: Thousands Rally Against "Economic Apartheid"
  31. DEVELOPMENT: Italians Help Shape Brazilian Cities
  32. DEVELOPMENT: Post-Summit Dilemma of Promises and Delivery
  33. AUSTRALIA: New Anti-Terror Laws Worry Muslims, Rights Groups
  34. HEALTH: Uzbeks Pay for Past Environmental Sins
  35. VENEZUELA: Gold Mine Pits Jobs Against Environment
  36. /REPEAT/AUSTRALIA: New Anti-Terror Laws Worry Muslims, Rights Groups
  37. BRAZIL: Landless Movement Turns Up the Heat
  38. COMMUNICATIONS: Activists Denounce "Erosion" of NGO Participation in Summit
  39. ECONOMY: Oil Driving Global Investment in Africa
  40. HEALTH: Universal Vaccination Key to Anti-Poverty Goals
  41. ENVIRONMENT-MEXICO: Prison Was a Blow, but No Knock-Out for Peasant-Activist
  42. POLITICS-CHINA: Oil Rivalry Gets India Closer to Taiwan
  43. ECONOMY: Mauritius Battles to Keep Sugar Industry From Turning Sour
  44. HEALTH-ASIA: Dengue, Worse Threat Than Bird Flu
  45. PAKISTAN: Water Logging, Salinity Eat into Farmers' Yields
  46. AFGHANISTAN: Four Years After US Campaign, Perils Abound
  47. DEVELOPMENT: Cameroon Adds Famine to Its List of Woes
  48. POLITICS-US: Storm Relief Funds Earmarked for Faith Groups
  49. POLITICS: Malaysia, Thailand Refugee Row Deepens
  50. POLITICS: Developing Nations Blast U.N. for Appeasing U.S.
  51. /CORRECTION**/AGRICULTURE-U.S.: The Organic Crops of Farmer John
  52. ENVIRONMENT: Study Says Tree Loss Not Linked to Major Floods
  53. LABOUR-IRAQ: The Pay May Be Lousy, But the Fish Head Soup Is Free
  54. DEVELOPMENT: NGOs Challenge Water Privatisation
  55. ROMANIA: EU on Alert After Bird Flu Flies In
  56. EDUCATION-SOUTH AFRICA: The Past Isn't History Yet
  57. DEVELOPMENT: Foreign Aid Hike Too Little, Too Late for MDGs
  58. /CORRECTED REPEAT*/POPULATION-SOUTH AFRICA: Inter-Country Adoption a Last
  59. CUBA: River Project Should Protect Squatter Community from Flooding
  60. ECONOMY-CHINA: Great Rural Leap May Have Global Impact
  61. LATIN AMERICA: The Century of Development?
  62. TSUNAMI IMPACT: Politics Narrows Coastal Buffer Zone
  63. POLITICS-US: Powell Aide Blasts Rice, Cheney- Rumsfeld 'Cabal'
  64. RIGHTS-SLOVAKIA: A Negative for Pro-Roma Legislation
  65. ENVIRONMENT: 'Palm Oil Consumption Imperils Orangutans'
  66. DEVELOPMENT: World Bank Chief Says Africa Is First Priority
  67. POLITICS : Hiccups in Indo-Russian Defence Deals
  68. ECONOMY: U.S. Keeps Vietnam Waiting at WTO Door
  69. MIGRATION: Is There an Upside to the "Brain Drain"?
  70. CHINA: Green Activists Boycott Govt' Mega Dam Meet
  71. ENVIRONMENT-KENYA: Amboseli at a Crossroads
  72. ENVIRONMENT-ARGENTINA: Double Standards on Pulp Mills?
  73. ENVIRONMENT-BRAZIL: Thirst in the World's Freshwater Paradise
  74. MEXICO: Double Standards in Treatment of Hurricane Victims
  75. BRAZIL: People's Assembly Builds Participative Democracy
  76. NEPAL : Court Verdicts Bring Small Victories to Women
  77. DEVELOPMENT: Africa Needs Crops, Not Money
  78. AMERICAS: Differences on Free Trade Threaten Consensus at Summit
  79. GUATEMALA: Hurricane Alerts, Disaster Prevention Plans Made Little
  80. TRADE: EU Offer on Subsidies 'Inadequate'
  81. TRADE-CARIBBEAN: Banana Ruling Called a "Monumental Disaster"
  82. TRADE: Business Groups Lobby to Resurrect FTAA
  83. HEALTH-VIETNAM : Factory Fowl No Answer to Bird Flu
  84. ARGENTINA: Not Everyone Sold on Government Wind Energy Project
  85. HEALTH: World Bank Gets Cold Feet on Bird Flu Drug Patent
  86. POLITICS: China Gets Foothold in Central Asian Oil
  87. POLITICS: Elections Leave Sri Lankan Tamils Cold
  88. HEALTH-VIETNAM: Bird Flu Strategy Will Hit Poultry Farmers
  89. POLITICS-US: Public Lands Steered to Private Hands
  90. POLITICS-INDIA: Nuclear Deal With US Turns Faustian Bargain
  91. BOLIVIA: Delays in Land Reform a 'Time Bomb"
  92. WSIS: U.S. To Stay in Charge of Internet
  93. POLITICS: North Korea Threat Props up Japan-US Alliance
  94. BURMA: Forced Labour Pangs Hit Junta
  95. ARGENTINA: NGOs Call for Partnership, Not Philanthropy
  96. TSUNAMI IMPACT : Disasters Give New Image to Voluntarism
  97. HEALTH-INDIA: Subsidised, But HIV Therapy Only For Rich
  98. POLITICS: Iran May Get Off Nuclear Issue Hook
  99. TSUNAMI-IMPACT : Burmese Migrant Victims Remain Invisible
  100. HEALTH-CHINA: Corruption May Stymie Fowl Inoculation Drive