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allAfrica.com: Senegal: New Alternative After Wade Defeat

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allAfrica.com: Senegal: New Alternative After Wade Defeat.

 Analysts say that Senegal’s outgoing President Abdoulaye Wade was made to pay for his failure to respond to popular demands, particularly arising from the high cost of basic commodities, a lengthy strike by teachers, and high youth unemployment, by losing his bid for a third term of office.

Impact of Social Media: A Top ten list

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Impact of Social Media: A Top ten list.

Everyone has become beautiful, Everyone has become a genius, Everyone has become a celebrity, Everyone has become a nationalist, humanist, activist,

Every problem has a perfect solution….

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Abhishek's avatarfew fleeting moments

  • Everyone has become beautiful: Just look at any photograph on a social media site and you would realize that a beauty revolution/miracle has struck the world. No one is plain/ugly. If you don’t agree, you are not the social media. [[Impact: people meet each other only on social media; rise and rise of stocks of cosmetic companies; photo-editing skills become basic survival tool.]]
  • Everyone has become a genius: Going by the profound one-liners, pithy poems and awesome jokes, it seems all my dullard friends (and me) have suddenly been allotted brains. [[Impact: conversations are banned – people just dole out wisdom; google replaces natural memory.]]
  • Everyone has become a celebrity: 20,000 followers on Twitter! 345 likes on a comment on Facebook!! We are the new celebrities. At a time when your “I am feeling sleepy” status update shakes the world, Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian can rightly…

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A year ago, Syrians took to the streets in peaceful protest demanding democratic change but the regime ruthlessly crushed the uprising. Empire discusses if the world powers can do anything to stop the escalation of force.

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UNICEF HQ’s photostream

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CAN YOU SEE ME? Edeline, 15, HaitiCAN YOU SEE ME? Caleb, 10, HaitiCAN YOU SEE ME? Edencie, 13, HaitiCAN YOU SEE ME? Fatima, 7, EthiopiaCAN YOU SEE ME? China, 15, BangladeshNEWS: Japanese children remember the quake/tsunami
NEWS: Mia Farrow promotes polio eradicationNEWS: Two years after the quakeNEWS: UNICEF supports child protection in BangladeshEMERGENCY: Sahel food crisis loomsCAN YOU SEE ME? Ali, 6 months, PakistanCAN YOU SEE ME? Jane, 16, Sierra Leone
CAN YOU SEE ME? January, 12, Democratic Republic of the CongoCAN YOU SEE ME? Susan, 7, NamibiaCAN YOU SEE ME? Aqila, 8, AfghanistanCAN YOU SEE ME? Amelie, 12, Central African RepublicCAN YOU SEE ME? Lee-Ann, 12, South AfricaCAN YOU SEE ME? Kawther, 3, Lebanon
CAN YOU SEE ME? Medina, 10, EthiopiaCAN YOU SEE ME? Mulu, 13, EthiopiaCAN YOU SEE ME? Annieli, 15, VenezuelaCAN YOU SEE ME? Wakeeb, 3 months, SudanCAN YOU SEE ME? Sergei, 15, UkraineCAN YOU SEE ME? Lawino, 9, Uganda

SOS Children’s Villages USA’s photostream

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Pambazuka – Investigations around Libya

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Pambazuka – Investigations around Libya.

The report is fairly revelatory, making two important points: first, that all sides on the ground committed war crimes with no mention at all of a potential genocide conducted by the Qaddafi forces; second, that there remains a distinct lack of clarity regarding potential NATO war crimes. Not enough can be made of these two points. They strongly infer that the rush to a NATO ‘humanitarian intervention’ might have been made on exaggerated evidence, and that NATO’s own military intervention might have been less than ‘humanitarian’ in its effects.

 

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Xenophobia Rises from Ashes of Greek Economy – IPS ipsnews.net.

“There has been a deteriorating picture including anti-migrant attacks, the attack on a makeshift mosque, harassment of students, as well as the appearance of people flaunting neo-Nazi paraphernalia around the schools…”

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