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Onnik Krikorian writes on Karabakh and internally displaced persons, refugees, and landmines.
Sean Guillory examines whether or not nationalism in Russia is anti-East or anti-West.
Guyana's MediaCritic continues his “Conversations” series with a chat with “Jamaican Sistren” about the Caribbean Single Market, which was ratified earlier this week.
Burma Underground talks about a deal between the Thai government and the ruling Myanmar junta to dam the Salween River and displace thousands in ethnic minority states for Thai industrialization.
Guyana-Gyal recounts the hilarious tale of her mother's close brush with an arranged marriage, though admits that she's got “tradition in my bones”.
Ice Man Melting is so busy celebrating the 121st anniversary of the Grenada Boys Secondary School and attending a screening of the island's first feature film, that he almost forgot that Grenada celebrates its Indepedence Day this coming Tuesday.
EastSouthWestNorth translates a column by China blogger Michael Anti praising EastSouthWestNorth's heroic translations of Chinese media reports: “If the Chinese blogosphere can be said to be like the world of martial arts, then EastSouthWestNorth's Roland is the supreme leader of the alliance who is in a lofty and unmatched position. So please let us pay tribute to you, the leader of our tribe.”
The passing of pioneering video artist Nam June Paik earlier this week drew comment from Korea bloggers here and here.
Michelle Dion writes about a recent court case in Mexico where a judge ruled that Coke-FEMSA dismissed a worker because of his sexual orientation.
Do you know the Philippine government is one of the BIGGEST LAND GRABBERS in the South China Sea? Philippine has...
"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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Thank you for weighing in Muza, your blog was an inspiration for this post. A few people on twitter...
A survey of African science blogging would be useful to see who is blogging, where and about what and as...