1. A MAD Foreign Policy
(Newsletter)

...a former British prime minister, was closely involved in a plot to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea. CONTINUE... ...

2. Should the State License Human Beings?
(Newsletter)

... At least 150 people are now known to have died after days of heavy rains and flash flooding in Papua New Guinea, local disaster relief officials say. CONTINUE... Pakistan opposition leader freed...

3. US Terror & Occupation
(Newsletter)

...rendered to Kenyan authorities on the border with Somalia, Kenyan officials have said. FULL STORY... Guinea strike halts bauxite exports Economy By Agencies    Monday, 22 January 200...

4. Apec at a glance
(News/SReports)

... Canada Chile China (PRC) Hong Kong SAR Indonesia Japan South Korea Malaysia Mexico New Zealand Papua New Guinea Peru Philippines Russia Singapore Taiwan Thailand United States Vietnam Apec is founded...

5. China pledges $10bn in Africa loans
(News/Economy)

...flict-ravaged Darfur region. More recently, a little-known Chinese company signed a $7bn mining deal with Guinea's military government. The agreement was announced in September, just weeks after Guine...

6. AU imposes sanctions on Guinea
(News/Arab)

The African Union (AU) has imposed sanctions on Guinea's military rulers, who seized power in a coup after the death of Lansana Conte, the president, last December. The decision was announced on Satur

7. World leaders hope for climate deal
(News/S+T)

...e no international regulation governing carbon emissions. Speaking on Friday, Kevin Conrad, the Papua New Guinea delegate at the Barcelona talks, said: "Part of the frustration is that a deal is ...

8. Coup chief leaves Equatorial Guinea
(News/Global)

Simon Mann, a British mercenary, has returned to his homeland after being freed from jail in Equatorial Guinea.The former special forces officer, who was imprisoned for a failed coup attempt in the we

9. Equatorial Guinea frees coup leader
(News/Arab)

Simon Mann, a British mercenary jailed for a failed coup plot in Equatorial Guinea, is to be released from prison after being pardoned by the government. The west African state also granted amnesty to

10. AU imposes sanctions on Guinea
(News/Global)

The African Union (AU) has said it is imposing sanctions on Guinea's military rulers, who seized power in a coup after the death of Lansana Conte, the president, last December.The restrictions were an