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Ryan Patrick of West Indies Cricket Blog is following the story of Indian immigrant laborers suing World Cup Barbados over sweat shop allegations at the Kensington Oval Re-development Project.
Sooratak invites people to visit Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art where many western masterpieces are exposed. Blogger writes that this collection was bought more than 27 years ago and it can be considered one of the world's top art collections. (Persian)
Kurtlow.com becomes alarmed that crisis levels may have been reached regarding ridiculous English names used by Chinese.
Japundit analyzes the bizarre, somewhat disturbing posse of Japanese hipsters employed to trail American pop singer Gwen Stefani — the Harujuku Girls.
The Lost Nomad finds an article about the emerging phenomenon of no-strings-attached “datemate” relationships in South Korea.
Registan.net reports that Uzbek refugees from Andijon currently in Romania are a step close to final resettlement.
New Mongols reacts to the news that Mongolia will change its alphabet from Cyrillic to Latin.
Ara Manoogian has been watching a lot of Armenian television lately and reports that what he is seeing is bad for the country.
"the unfounded assumptions and allegations" you are talking about are some French bloggers 'opinions and reactions. Our goal at Global...
maybe you should know that your unfounded assumptions and allegations have started a pointless debate here in France. Think Like...
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