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In Focus
Reeling in EU FishingSaturday, 23 January 2010 | Andrew Feldman The EU struggles to find a fairer system for fishing in Europe.+ Full Story |
Troubled WatersWednesday, 30 December 2009 | Jeffrey Kaiser and Nathaniel Sobel A water crisis is devastating the Middle East and emptying the Dead Sea, but regional cooperation...+ Full Story |
Offshore Drilling Looms on the Arctic HorizonWednesday, 30 December 2009 | Reid Magdanz The Inuit must decide if the benefits of offshore oil development are worth the risks it poses to...+ Full Story |
The Tides of ChangeWednesday, 30 December 2009 | Jessica Shor On the isolated atolls of Kiribati, climate change is more than an abstract threat. + Full Story |
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Views
Journalism in China: A Memoir and a Future?Friday, 19 March 2010 | Kanglei Wang For my family, stepping down the path of journalism is cause for fear as well as hope. |
The Hunt for Al-BashirMonday, 01 March 2010 | Sibjeet Mahapatra The President of Sudan has evaded standing trial for the genocide in Darfur. What does this mean for global justice? |
Schooling a New Golden GenerationSunday, 24 January 2010 | Nathan Yohannes Eritrea's Sawa Defence Training Centre combines a secondary school education with basic military training for the country's youth, inciting pride in some and outrage in others. |
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Education is a key step in reducing vulnerabiliy, empowering women, and changing the supply and demand equation that characterizes human trafficking. 
Graphic artists meet cultural entrepreneurs on the walls of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Culture
| Wishing on a WallFriday, 04 June 2010 | Catherine OsbornGraphic artists meet cultural entrepreneurs on the walls of Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
| They Call Themselves the "Saved Ones"Wednesday, 12 May 2010 | Deirdre Dlugoleski In a breakaway Anglican movement, African churches have reversed colonial trends as they defend a conservative interpretation of Christianity in the United States. |
| The Eroded Face of Afghanistan Wednesday, 03 March 2010 | Rae Ellen BichellArchaeologist Zemaryalai Tarzi seeks the country's history in its sandstone cliffs. |
| Shining in the RoughMonday, 01 March 2010 | Helena MalchioneBeijing's "it" galleries find a new home in an unlikely neighborhood. |
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Yale in the World
| Statistically SignificantMonday, 28 December 2009 | Oscar PocasangreA Yale economist's non-profit searches for better solutions to problems of poverty, bridging the gap between academia and the realities of development. |
| Slow Food SchoolSaturday, 04 April 2009 | Courtney FukudaYale’s commitment to sustainable food generates international acclaim. |
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Politics & Economics
| Two Steps Forward, One Step BackTuesday, 04 May 2010 | Diana Saverin Participants in the 2010 UN Commission on the Status of Women conference lament the obstacles to the international women’s movement they are working to bolster. |
| Defiance in DubaiMonday, 01 March 2010 | Shashwat UditFor Dubai's immigrant workers, the financial crisis has brought further hardship but also an opportunity to challenge the unfair conditions under which they work. |
| Invisible CitySunday, 28 February 2010 | Charlotte ParkerAn ambitious proposal to expand Venice's port threatens to overwhelm the lagoon's already fragile ecosystem while excluding the city's residents from the process. |
| Are We Moving Yet?Sunday, 28 February 2010 | Adele RossouwIn South Africa's commercial capital, destructive strikes and slow negotiations threaten to bring a major public transportation project to a standstill. |
| The Lunch Box MenSunday, 28 February 2010 | Uzra KhanAt lunchtime in Mumbai, 20,000 office-goers can sit down and enjoy their own hot, home-cooked food, thanks to the city's band of dedicated, error-free dabbawalas. |
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Review
| Surviving the UnforgettableSunday, 20 July 2008 | Rachel Wolf‘White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki’captures the horror of nuclear war without the politics. |
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