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By
Tom Arms
Donald Trump’s economic policy can best be described as guns, butter and bridges.
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Aid providers in South Sudan appeal for $1.6 billion
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By
Male Daniel
The organization for the coordination of humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in South Sudan stated that humanitarian organizations operating in the war torn country would need approximately US$1.6 billion to provide life-saving assistance and protection to 5.8 million people across South Sudan in 2017.
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Observations of an Expat: Haiti—Land of Extremes
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Tom Arms
Haiti is a land of extremes. Unfortunately they are all the worst kind. It is extremely poor, extremely corrupt, extremely violent and now—extremely devastated.
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Assisting Haiti: From socio-economic recovery to stability
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By
Anant Mishra
Introduction
Haiti’s socio-economic development goes beyond the earthquake tragedies and rehabilitation. Given the political situation in hand, Haiti’s lack of social and economic development is a major distress and needs to be effectively addressed by neighbouring countries and international aid development organizations.
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RSS – The Only Original Indian Organization Behind India’s Hinduist Nationalist Face and Reigning Government
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Ratnesh Dwivedi
RSS – Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh initiated movements be they social-reformist or anti-secessionist – evoke a ready response and approbation from the common multitudes as well as from vast numbers of the elite of different shades.
Shaken Ecuador hunts for survivors amid 7.8 quake debris
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By
Julia Symmes Cobb
(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
Traumatized Ecuadoreans slept amid rubble while rescuers dug for survivors on Monday after an earthquake smashed the Andean nation’s coastal region, killing at least 272 people and flattening resort towns.
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By second guessing on the Anti-Terror law, could the US be interfering in Kenya’s internal affairs?
