1. Simple Politics Made Difficult in 2008
(Newsletter)

...obes into allegations US intelligence spied on the phone calls of American military personnel, journalists and aid workers in Iraq. We speak to James Bamford about the NSA’s spying on Americans, the a...

2. The cartoon world of California State Assemblyman
(Newsletter)

...aliban fighters in Afghanistan have hit record highs this year with hundreds of civilians killed, including 19 aid workers. CONTINUE... Hu: Media 'must respect' China law Top_news By Agencies &...

3. The 18th Hole:
(Newsletter)

...eath toll passed the 55,000 mark 11 days after the massive earthquake. CONTINUE... Myanmar to allow in UN aid workers Top_news By Agencies    Friday, 23 May 2008 Myanmar's military ...

4. Review Statements from Uncertified Empire Accounta
(Newsletter)

... FULL STORY... If Fox News Was There... Cartoons Tuesday, 25 December 2007 CONTINUE... French aid workers get hard labour Top_news By Agencies    Wednesday, 26 December 2...

5. The Battle of Resolutions
(Newsletter)

...sp; Sunday, 22 July 2007 Afghan and Nato troops have been deployed as part of a plan to save 23 South Korean aid workers held hostage by the Taliban, as the body of one German hostage has been found...

6. Talking to Iran in America\'s new vernacular
(Newsletter)

...y, 04 April 2007 The toll from the tsunami-hit Solomon Islands has hit at least 28 and is expected to rise as aid workers called for more supplies for the thousands who have been displaced since Mond...

7. Bush seeks record $245bn for war
(Newsletter)

...LL STORY... Jakarta floods: 340,000 homeless SCI-TECH By Agencies    Sunday, 04 February 2007 Aid workers are struggling to help about 340,000 homeless Indonesians, driven out by floo...

8. Aid groups suspend work in Chad
(News/Arab)

...with their captive. Byrs said the suspension leaves at least 37,000 people without aid and that attacks on aid workers in eastern Chad have doubled to about 190 compared with last year. At least 7...

9. Filipino gunmen free Irish priest
(News/Global)

... was paid for Sinnott's release. Paying a ransom, he said, "would only have jeopardised the vital work of aid workers and missionaries around the world" and could place others in danger. At ...

10. Asian Natural Disasters -- Harbinger Of Events To Come
(Opinions/Bulletin)

...onesia killing 1,117 and leaving two million homeless. Some of the more remote areas have yet to be reached by aid workers.    Aside from the personal tragedies of the hundreds of thousand...