Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Asia - Voice of America: South China Sea Fishermen Caught in Political Net

Asia - Voice of America
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South China Sea Fishermen Caught in Political Net
Jun 13th 2012, 14:43

MASINLOC, ZAMBALES, Philippines - The stand-off between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea is not just about disputed oil-rich territory.  It is also about fish and other aquatic resources that are increasingly scarce. As politicians attempt to resolve the conflict, fishermen from both sides, trying to make a living, are caught in the middle.    As a storm approaches, Filipino fishermen in Masinloc work together to pull their boats out of the water. ...

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Economy - Voice of America: South China Sea Fishermen Caught in Political Net

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South China Sea Fishermen Caught in Political Net
Jun 13th 2012, 14:43

MASINLOC, ZAMBALES, Philippines - The stand-off between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea is not just about disputed oil-rich territory.  It is also about fish and other aquatic resources that are increasingly scarce. As politicians attempt to resolve the conflict, fishermen from both sides, trying to make a living, are caught in the middle.    As a storm approaches, Filipino fishermen in Masinloc work together to pull their boats out of the water. ...

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Africa - Voice of America: Solar Plane Flies Over Moroccan Desert in Toughest Challenge Yet

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Solar Plane Flies Over Moroccan Desert in Toughest Challenge Yet
Jun 13th 2012, 15:37

The world's first solar-powered plane to make an intercontinental flight is attempting an even greater challenge as it flies through the mountainous and desert climate of Morocco. The experimental Solar Impulse plane took off from the Moroccan capital, Rabat, at 8 a.m. local time (0700 UTC) Wednesday, with Swiss pilot and businessman Andre Borschberg at the controls. The plane was heading south toward the city of Ouarzazate as part of Morocco's plan to launch the world's ...

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USA - Voice of America: Niagara Falls Approves Stunt to Attract Tourists

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Niagara Falls Approves Stunt to Attract Tourists
Jun 13th 2012, 15:42

Circus performer Nik Wallenda to walk across waterfall on five-centimeter thick wire

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USA - Voice of America: US Awaits Pakistan's Decision on NATO Supply Routes

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US Awaits Pakistan's Decision on NATO Supply Routes
Jun 13th 2012, 15:41

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and the United States appear to be edging closer to a deal on the re-opening of NATO supply routes into Afghanistan, according to comments made  by Cameron Munter, the U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan. The routes to neighboring Afghanistan have been closed for more than six months, forcing NATO to either fly in supplies or truck them in through Central Asia - a more expensive option.  Munter played down earlier reports that a U.S. negotiating team had walked ...

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Asia - Voice of America: US Awaits Pakistan's Decision on NATO Supply Routes

Asia - Voice of America
asia
US Awaits Pakistan's Decision on NATO Supply Routes
Jun 13th 2012, 15:41

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and the United States appear to be edging closer to a deal on the re-opening of NATO supply routes into Afghanistan, according to comments made  by Cameron Munter, the U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan. The routes to neighboring Afghanistan have been closed for more than six months, forcing NATO to either fly in supplies or truck them in through Central Asia - a more expensive option.  Munter played down earlier reports that a U.S. negotiating team had walked ...

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Economy - Voice of America: Niagara Falls Approves Stunt to Attract Tourists

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Niagara Falls Approves Stunt to Attract Tourists
Jun 13th 2012, 15:42

Circus performer Nik Wallenda to walk across waterfall on five-centimeter thick wire

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Africa - Voice of America: Israeli Leader to Deport African Asylum Seekers

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Israeli Leader to Deport African Asylum Seekers
Jun 13th 2012, 10:00

The leader of South Sudanese community in Tel Aviv says the recent decision by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to deport 25,000 immigrants from Ethiopia, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana and South Sudan is against the U.N. Charter on refugees and asylum seekers. Simon Mayar said South Sudanese living in Israel are being threatened by Jewish hardliners to leave Israel or face trouble. Mayer said top Israeli officials are behaving as if they have never heard about the ongoing violence in ...

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Africa - Voice of America: Experts: Africa Needs More Farmers, Not Aid

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Experts: Africa Needs More Farmers, Not Aid
Jun 13th 2012, 13:49

African and U.S. development experts say Africa needs more successful farmers.  They say an effective agricultural sector, which is not aid-dependent, is crucial both for ensuring food security as well as political stability. A two-day conference on the topic was recently held in Washington. With Africa's booming youth population facing daunting employment prospects, University of Ghana-Legon researcher Sam Asuming-Brempong told a crowd of development experts, lawmakers and ...

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