Global Issues
News headlines for “Arms Control”, page 719
AFRICA: Southern Kordofan - A State of Ghost Towns
- Inter Press Service
While humanitarian organisations try to bury the corpses scattered across Southern Kordofan, aid to the thousands of people displaced by the fighting is slow as the country’s humanitarian commission has prohibited most aid organisations from working in the area.
AFRICA: Southern Kordofan - A State of Ghost Towns
- Inter Press Service
While humanitarian organisations try to bury the corpses scattered across Southern Kordofan, aid to the thousands of people displaced by the fighting is slow as the country’s humanitarian commission has prohibited most aid organisations from working in the area.
AFRICA: Southern Kordofan - A State of Ghost Towns
- Inter Press Service
While humanitarian organisations try to bury the corpses scattered across Southern Kordofan, aid to the thousands of people displaced by the fighting is slow as the country’s humanitarian commission has prohibited most aid organisations from working in the area.
Taliban Fighters Attack Landmark Kabul Hotel
- Inter Press Service
An overnight assault by Taliban gunmen and suicide bombers on a major hotel in Kabul has ended with the killing of the attackers by security forces and the deaths of up to 10 other people, according to officials.
SUDAN: Southern Kordofan - A State of Ghost Towns
- Inter Press Service
While humanitarian organisations try to bury the corpses scattered across Southern Kordofan, aid to the thousands of people displaced by the fighting is slow as the country’s humanitarian commission has prohibited most aid organisations from working in the area.
SUDAN: Southern Kordofan - A State of Ghost Towns
- Inter Press Service
While humanitarian organisations try to bury the corpses scattered across Southern Kordofan, aid to the thousands of people displaced by the fighting is slow as the country’s humanitarian commission has prohibited most aid organisations from working in the area.
UNICEF Leads 'Back to School' Initiative in Cote d'Ivoire
- Inter Press Service
When the five-month-old political standoff in Cote d'Ivoire came to an end in early April, the strife-torn West African nation was expected to return to normal - later than sooner.
COLOMBIA: Kidnapped in No Man's Land
- Inter Press Service
'Today we are launching the new campaign for demobilisation in Caguán. Planting seeds of hope against the terror of the FARC,' Colombian Defence Minister Rodrigo Rivera recently wrote in his Twitter account.
Cooperation Key to ICC Libya Warrants
- Inter Press Service
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued warrants Monday for the arrest of Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, his son Seif al-Islam al-Gaddafi, and the Libyan chief of intelligence, Abdullah al-Senussi, for crimes against humanity.
Army Jets 'Bomb South Sudan Villages'
- Inter Press Service
Civilians in south Sudan say jets from the north are launching attacks on villages close to the border.
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