Apple releases fix for iPhone battery bug

CBC 10-NOV-11

Sudan's Other Wars

crisisgroup 11-MAR-11

Palestinian pride on display at home soccer match (AP)

news 10-MAR-11

EU Should Facilitate Kosovo-Serbia talks, Demonstrate new Muscle

crisisgroup 10-MAR-11

Zimbabwe local mine ownership rules not yet set: PM

ibtimes 10-MAR-11

Iraq premiere at world's biggest tourism fair (AFP)

news 10-MAR-11

Afghan forces 'to take over up to four provinces from July' (AFP)

news 10-MAR-11

Students stage third fee protest

bbc 30-NOV-10

UK arrests over 'threat' to Pope

aljazeera 17-SEP-10

Briton faces trial in Cambodia

belfasttelegraph 10-SEP-10

Pupils start play-based learning

bbc 01-SEP-10

House targeted in pipe bomb attack

belfasttoday 22-JUN-10

East Timor pushes $5b hub for onshore gas processing

nzherald 22-JUN-10

US, Russian negotiators in final push for START pact

alertnet 01-FEB-10

Security tight as India marks national day (AP)

news 26-JAN-10

Martial law imposed on Phillipines massacre region (AFP)

news 05-DEC-09

Iran delays reply on nuclear plan

bbc 23-OCT-09

Disputes over IAEA deal

bbc 22-OCT-09

Street murder pair given life terms

channel4news 02-OCT-09

United put Spurs in their place

irishtimes 12-SEP-09

Japan suicide numbers skyrocket in recession

channel4news 28-MAY-09

China plans to build petrol reserves

ft 24-MAY-09

Obama in France for NATO summit

latimes 03-APR-09

Pakistan opposition leader under house arrest

ft 15-MAR-09

Israel's Netanyahu Meets With Envoy Mitchell

WashingtonPost_B 27-FEB-09

Australia says timing right for new nuclear talks (AFP)

news 20-OCT-08

New nuclear commission set to meet in Sydney

washtimes 26-SEP-08

Georgia's Day of Unity over Russia crisis

euronews 01-SEP-08

Indian political crisis

ft 10-JUL-08

Timor's Ramos-Horta weighs UN rights job (AP)

news 26-JUN-08

President Halonen Attends Equality Seminar in Oslo

yle 22-JUN-08

'It's time': Knifeman who stabbed 17 people on a murder mission foretold the carnage on the internet

dailymail 09-JUN-08

Lung cancer patients fight stigma (Reuters)

news 30-MAY-08

Kosovo Serb leaders slam Tadić

b92net_en 13-APR-08

Pledge to remove 50 West Bank roadblocks

guardian 31-MAR-08

Annan: Kenya factions 'not capable' of agreement

cnn 25-FEB-08

Treasury imposes Myanmar sanctions (AP)

news 05-FEB-08

Karamanlis lauds Ataturk on historic trip to Turkey GREECE'S prime minister, on a historic visit to ancient rival Turkey, yes

cyprus 25-JAN-08

Musharraf: Exhume Bhutto's body

aljazeera 13-JAN-08

Serbs launch ad campaign against Kosovo breakaway (Reuters)

news 06-DEC-07

Iran heeding transparency pledge, more needed - IAEA

austrianews 22-NOV-07

Challenger takes a gamble by avoiding false promises

thetimes 14-NOV-07

Momentum seems to build for an independent Kosovo

IHT 02-OCT-07

U.N. probes Kosovo police role in bomb attack

reuters 01-OCT-07

Monks marching into central Yangon

RTERadio 25-SEP-07

Ruling puts limit on days in uniform for Musharraf

ft 21-JUL-07

ICC indicts Sudanese minister

guardian 28-FEB-07

Fears for future of village hall

bbc 10-JAN-07

Sudan dismisses Darfur 'threats'

bbc 14-DEC-06

UN to send mission to Darfur

aljazeera 13-DEC-06

Genes 'no clue' to cancer risk

bbc 31-OCT-06

Banker wins Nobel peace prize

guardian 14-OCT-06

Bangladesh Banker Wins Nobel Peace Prize

guardian 13-OCT-06

Ahtisaari favourite for Peace Nobel

GulfDailyNews 12-OCT-06

Bush: World Leaders United Over N. Korea

guardian 10-OCT-06

Government Allows UN to Assess Proposed Darfur Mission

africaFM 27-MAY-06

Sudan to let in int'l assessment team

peopledaily 26-MAY-06

U.N.: Stop Downward Spiral in Darfur

HumanRightsWatch 20-MAR-06

West backs AU's Darfur plan

Star 15-MAR-06

Iran, EU Inch Toward Possible Compromise

guardian 04-MAR-06

Governors want third term too— Gen. Adebayo

vanguardngr 24-FEB-06

U.S., BRITAIN MOVE TO GET U.N. TROOPS INTO DARFUR

themirror 02-FEB-06

Darfur talks marred by fighting

bbc 01-FEB-06

US lawmakers asked to take inspiration from British politics

dailytimesPK 28-JAN-06

Girls appeal over Aimee verdicts

bbc 12-JAN-06

Woman takes frozen embryo fight to Europe

thetimes 27-SEP-05

BoE cuts interest rates, may hold for a while

timesofmalta 05-AUG-05

Group rejects plan to lift Somalia arms ban

AfricaDaily 14-JUL-05

Somalia 'needs' arms embargo

africaFM 13-JUL-05

'Today we follow the example of the war generation'

thetimes 11-JUL-05

Kabul calls our troops

arabworldnews 05-JUL-05

NATO to Darfur

IHT 25-MAY-05

Guterres to head UN refugee agency

eirepost 25-MAY-05

Nepal rebels in opposition offer

bbc 12-MAY-05

CANCER

bbc 21-APR-05

2005 is time to act

bday 24-JAN-05

US spying on ElBaradei, seeking to oust him: report

arabworldnews 12-DEC-04

Bush Wants to Get North Korea Nuclear Talks Going

reuters 17-NOV-04

UN threatens Sudan with sanctions over Darfur

euronews 19-SEP-04

Seoul doubts North Korea will budge until U.S. vote

IHT 26-AUG-04

[ said]: Companies are not really reporting any particular weakness in demand. This results season is going to be ended up ok,

iol 25-OCT-11

[-said]: Of course the international community has to stay engaged if the whole peace process is not to unravel

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: These elections have highlighted once again the near complete failure in the face of determined nationalist extremism  of an international approach based on hopes that moderate, co-operative Bosnian partners will come to power through elections

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The military build-up on both sides has reached alarming proportions, and war could break out again within weeks,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: Every day that passes without a full commitment by the United States government to support the ceasefire in Liberia with military force on the ground increases the chances of further bloodshed. It also allows additional time and space for Charles Taylor to find a way of staying in power. He has decimated and demoralised his own people, sown instability throughout West Africa and he must go now.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[says:]: it should do so, and the EU should support it. An efficient, focused ECHO could set much of the global agenda for humanitarian action by the international community. Nevertheless, reality demands that, at least in the short term, ECHO will need to act in the political ‘grey’ areas while the EU is still creating and testing its new crisis response tools.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: This imbalance tends to give EU conflict prevention thinking a disproportionately heavy focus on economics, human rights and democratisation – to the neglect of more nimble diplomatic measures that seek to significantly alter the political dynamics of an emerging conflict.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The need is essentially for a Yugoslavia 2000 strategy. It is up to the people of Zimbabwe to determine their future – but at the moment they have no chance of being able to do that, and the pro-reform movement needs all the international support it can get.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The stakes could hardly be higher

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: ICG has been working with Indonesians to try and understand the sources of conflict in this country for the last four years[*]and we urge the government to allow us to resume our activity. To shoot the messenger doesn't say much for the state of political liberty in Indonesia under the Megawati government.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: With the Wahid government now in survival mode, it is even less likely to institute reforms that might threaten the structures of power and patronage.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: Our condolences go to her family and to the people of Pakistan,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: Putting pressure on the regime is not easy,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The international community must now abandon the illusion that Algeria’s problems are solely an Islamic-military conflict. Military and police repression, especially in Kabylia, is fuelling unrest. Unemployment, overcrowding and rigid political control are raising discontent in other areas. Don’t forget that nearly a million people demonstrated in Algiers last month – leading to the current ban.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The backdrop to this sudden escalation of conflict is six years of diplomatic neglect

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: With unemployment already around 70 per cent and food shortages affecting half the population, Zimbabwe is a ticking time bomb

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The Partnership is a unique opportunity to help Europe anticipate and respond effectively to crisis and conflict, and we look forward to working closely with the EU's key policymakers

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The new government faces daunting challenges in almost every field. But there are concerns that it may prove unwilling or unable to follow through with the reforms that Indonesia needs. Megawati should now move rapidly beyond symbolism to implement clear policies on the economy, security and judicial reform.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: There is a treasure trove of material which offers a window into the insurgents’ mindset that has been both undervalued and underutilised by the coalition

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[-said]: We would prefer to call ourselves a ‘global conflict prevention and resolution organisation’ than a ‘think tank’

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Notwithstanding all the other crises on decision-makers’ plates right now, the stakes here are too high for the international community to stand by, allowing yet another element in the Iraq equation to slip into chaos by default

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: NATO cannot limit its mission to 30 days and must be prepared to do more than collect arms that are voluntarily given to it. It must seal the border with Kosovo and should provide the security assurance required to see the 13 August agreement through to parliamentary ratification and implementation. And it must be prepared to use all necessary force to make that assurance real.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Khartoum has utterly failed in its responsibility to protect its own citizens

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: It has become apparent that the AU, with the best will in the world, will be unable, without substantial further international support, to deploy an effective force of anything like this size in anything like this time-frame

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: There are still serious challenges ahead, of course – most importantly the reintegration of GAM fighters back into society

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: The challenge for the international community is to find ways to intensify the pressure upon Burma/Myanmar’s military regime to accommodate peaceful democratic transition,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The international community as a whole and the United States in particular have a responsibility to support the indictment and help the people of Liberia move towards a stable, democratic future. There is a real risk however, that Taylor's indictment will lead to a spiral of violence of catastrophic proportions, not only in Liberia, but across all of West Africa. The indications are not good. Liberia is on the edge complete disintegration and urgent further international action is necessary.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Israel has every right and duty to protect its citizens

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The Congo needs rebirth. It urgently needs an agreement to form a transition government that includes representatives of all armed and unarmed Congolese groups. It needs a new constitution and elections to legitimise power.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[added:]: The international community must remain vigilant, using strict conditions over assistance to President Kabila to overcome the resistance to opening a dialogue. The neutral facilitator, Sir Kesumile Masire, must be given every support to ensure that the interests of the Congolese people, not the warring parties, are served by the Dialogue.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Even if the missile launch test is successful, it would only slightly increase security risks, while an overblown response would likely jeopardise the Six-Party Talks to end North Korea’s nuclear program

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The mediation cannot afford to delay discussion of the details

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: We have had too many Cambodias, Rwandas, Bosnias and Darfurs, and still they keep coming,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: Contribution to Crisis Group’s Securing the Future Fund will help bring the immeasurable dividends of peace and security, to innumerable men, women and children across the globe

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said that:]: the Montenegrin and Serbian authorities should be urged seriously to pursue a negotiated agreement, keeping open all realistic options, including some form of very loose confederal arrangement within a single state

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: There is a real hunger out there for present-day political leaders to take hold of this catastrophically divisive issue and resolve it once and for all,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The military regime has worked systematically to prevent these groups from emerging and those that it tolerates are tightly controlled, repressed or coopted. Civil society as it exists today in Myanmar appears to offer very little threat to the regime and therefore holds out little prospect of playing a big role in fostering eventual democratisation.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said that:]: The repressive approach of regional governments, especially in Uzbekistan, has already led to greater sympathy for Islamic militants. These governments run the serious risk of exacerbating the violence they say they are trying to prevent.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[-said]: The task for the international community is now to fully operationalise the responsibility to protect principle and to ensure that the world never again faces a repetition of the horrors of the Holocaust, Rwanda, Srebrenica -- or now Darfur

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: The international community is right to pursue a

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Without the strong support of the international community, the peace process in the Congo and the UN effort to sustain it are at risk of failure

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Finding a way to resume talks on ending the nuclear program may appear to reward Pyongyang’s bad behaviour, but diplomacy is the least bad option

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Under the right circumstances and with adequate planning, the proposed mission could contribute to restoring peace and government

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Murambatsvina has made even worse the desperate economic and humanitarian situation of a country that has been sliding downhill for a half-decade

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[says:]: Indonesia should use its laws vigorously, against senior military and civilian officials, not merely subordinates. If it does not, it will convince many that they enjoy impunity to continue human rights abuses. To be a cohesive nation, Indonesia’s institutions must deliver protection and justice to all citizens.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: The main conclusion of this report is that peace cannot be restored until both Moslems and Christians feel their own personal security is guaranteed,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: The two summits should be occasions for focusing, urgently and once and for all, on resolving these two catastrophic man-made crises that together continue to claim some 40,000 African lives every month

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Both these deadly conflicts have been characterised by immense, almost unbelievable, human suffering

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: A lasting solution to the Darfur conflict can only come with a three-part strategy, aimed at achieving physical security, an inclusive political agreement, and an end to impunity

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: Combat in Afghanistan has often been sustained because of the intervention of neighbouring states and global powers that have poured money and weapons into the country. It is not an isolated war, but part of a regional web of problems. There will be no peace in Afghanistan without tackling problems in Pakistan, Iran and the Central Asian nations, particularly Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The fact that the region is bordered by four nuclear-armed states – Russia, China, Pakistan and India – makes the dange

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: The Security Council must fulfill its ‘responsibility to protect’ Sudanese civilians from further attacks by insisting Khartoum stop stalling and accept a robust UN force,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: Rwanda is now at a crucial stage of post-genocide reconstruction and reconciliation. After seven years in power, the RPF has to be accountable to the people of Rwanda, and not just to itself, its military leadership or its own ideology. A warning from the international community is warranted to prompt the RPF to deliver on its own political promises.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: Without the acceptance of opposition voices in the internal debate and the eventual return and reintegration of the majority of the Hutu groups, political life in Rwanda will remain distorted and unhealthy. The ongoing writing of the new constitution is a good opportunity for the RPF to show its willingness to increase political freedom.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Of course, there is legitimate scepticism about Pyongyang's real intentions to accept any deal, no matter how reasonable

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[says:]: With Milosevic gone, the threat that Belgrade will use force against Montenegro has all but disappeared. Opposition parties in Montenegro also show no indication that they will act outside legal, political structures.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: It is possible to contemplate an ultimate settlement drawing on the uniqueness of Chinese history and culture, an elastic interpretation of ‘what it means to be Chinese’ and the highly distinctive situation in the Strait: it won’t be a pattern copied from political science or international law text books

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: My old foreign ministerial colleague Nathan Shamuyarira seems to have lost the plot

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[said:]: Reaching agreement on a new NATO mission, more than any single factor that can be influenced by the West, will determine whether there is to be war or peace in Macedonia. The clock is ticking on that challenge.

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: Too many Western policymakers have believed the choice in Pakistan is between democracy and stability

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ says]: King Gyanendra has promised to bring peace to Nepal, but this is unlikely to happen unless his coup is reversed

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: Bashir has just been laughing at the ‘do this or else’ resolutions passed by the UN Security Council so far,

crisisgroup 19-MAR-11

[ said]: Our whole professional reputation could be at stake and we might not even know it,

icWales 12-JAN-11

[said this was:]: highly unlikely

dailymail 06-JAN-11

[-says]: and all that other stuff, you can overstate it because everyone talks the same way,

smh 03-DEC-10

[ says]: This is bound to cause a lot of angst and embarrassment in the short term,

smh 03-DEC-10