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Palestinian children attend classes at a United Nations school in the Shati refugee camp
Children   Israel   Photos   Refugee   School		  IRINnews 
ISRAEL: Dozens of refugee children outside school system
web Photo: Tamar Dressler/IRIN TEL AVIV, - Hope may be on the horizon for dozens of children of refugees and asylum-seekers who fell through the cracks and have been left out of the education system... (photo: AP / Khalil Hamra)
portrait of an indian family ,new delhi railway station, Delhi, India, October 2007, 102007
Australia   Family   Human Rights   Maternity   Photos   Scheme   Women   World		  Sydney Morning Herald 
The delivery we're waiting for
HONOUR killings, the barbaric male practice of avenging a family's name allegedly sullied by errant wives or sisters, claims thousands of female lives a year in India and Pakistan. Forced marriages... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
A Barclays Bank Branch in the UK  Kenya Broadcasting Corp 
Barclays Bank to use Ksh 12bn in expansion
Written By:Rose Kamau   , Posted: Sat, May 10, 2008 Barclays bank has set aside Ksh 12 billion to expand its branch network by the end of this financial year. In the first quarter... (photo: WN / John Sahid)
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CHICKEN - FOOD - COMMODITY - FLEA MARKET  Nation 
Commodity Trading on the International Market
Multinationals make billions Speculators blamed for driving up price of basic foods as 100 million face severe hunger Giant agribusinesses are enjoying soaring earnings and profits out of the world... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
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Oil Prices, oil, energy, industry, gasoline, prices. tp1 NZ Herald
Bulls push oil over US$126
Oil jumped to a new intraday record of US$126.20 a barrel at the weekend, extending gains to more than 11 per cent since the start of the month on fuel supply concerns... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe greets party supporters at a rally in Mvurwi, about 160 kilometres (100 miles) north of Harare, Zimbabwe, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Mugabe called people to vote for him in the upcoming presidential elections set for March 29 International Herald Tribune
Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off

: Zimbabwe's main opposition group has stepped up efforts to secure regional peacekeepers for a run-off presidential election against Robert Mugabe after weeks of... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Elections   Photos   Politics   Society   Zimbabwe
A Palestinian woman works in her field next to the Jewish settlement of Givat Zeev, north of Jerusalem Wednesday, June 6, 2001. According to an Israeli newspaper the United States has agreed to Israel´s interpretation of a settlement freeze, part o Palm Beach Post
Israelis uneasy about nation's next 60 years

JERUSALEM - Sixty years after its founding, Israel boasts a powerful military, vibrant economy,... (photo: AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito)
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Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (rks2) Independent online (SA)
'Government does not need ANC permission'
The South African government does not have to seek permission from the new ANC leadership before entering into international agreements, Foreign Affairs Minister... (photo: AP)
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food - supermarket - india - am1 Khaleej Times
African Development Bank warns about food price increases
MAPUTO - The African Development Bank warned Sunday that the near doubling of prices of some staple food crops in recent months had serious implications for Africa,... (photo: WN / aruna1)
Africa   Bank   Food   Photos   Poverty
Oil platform (offshare) (mk1) Reuters
World begins to smart from oil's too rapid rise
Fri May 9, 2008 6:15am ET | | By Barbara Lewis and Peg Mackey - Analysis LONDON (Reuters) - From the poorest of Africa to the United States and big business, a breakneck... (photo: NASA)
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