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An Egyptian asks: “is Egypt Gaza?, is Egypt Israel? who defend a foreign nation like Gaza why he is mad i defend a foreign nation like Israel?”
Swapping Purley-on-Thames for Tbilisi, Georgia pays a visit to collective centers for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the August war with Russia. Visiting with an ethnic Armenian Santa Claus and toys for the children, the blog says that conditions have improved in time for Winter, but there is little sign of the IDPs being re-housed in proper accommodation or returning to their villages.
Gayle Pescud of This is Ghana compares fufu, a Ghanaian staple, with a good relationship.
The irony of referring to Georgetown as The Garden City is not lost on Living Guyana, who posts pictures of the littering problems plaguing the capital.
“We keep a wary eye out for anyone who might approach our children lecherously, but few think to maintain the same vigilance in the face of the child abuse that focuses on minds rather than bodies”: Generation Y says that “doctrine is gaining ground to the detriment of knowledge.”
“How come no media house has raised the issue of dual citizenship…?” Guyana 360 says that “it's a debate taking place throughout the Caribbean” and thinks that the discussion should be at the forefront of Guyanese politics.
Iriegal and Jamaica Salt are both disheartened by the country's 2008 murder rate, “the second highest total ever recorded.”
“So 2008 was a rough year and 09 doesn't promise to be any better”, but Jamaica-based Annie Paul thinks that blogging can make all the difference.
Streetwise Professor discusses how Russia's leadership is beginning to admit that Russian economy is in trouble as part of the international financial and commodities' system.
Polandian discusses Poland's difficulties in fulfilling requirements to adopt the Euro as currency by 2012, while neighbouring countries succeed in it the one after the other.
Miran, I love this post. I live in Qatar and to be honest, all you ever see is girls ignoring...
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I strongly believe this is the real reason for the Mauritanian government striking a deal to settle the dispute with...