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A Devil's Bargain in Somalia?
Somalia
Friday, 20 July 2007
Offshore Oil Drilling Platform// from NASA PLLike the Israelites after the fall of the first Temple (recorded in the book of Lamentations), Somalia’s people suffer innumerable woes. With residents fleeing in the hundreds of thousands, their Jerusalem lies deserted and destroyed (Mogadishu), and many believe that their enemy, Ethiopia, has become their occupying master, just as the Babylonians conquered the Jews. But as scarcity abounds and insurgency forces attempt to scuttle peace talks in Somalia, little attention has been paid to a recent deal of the Somali Transitional Federal Government (TFG) with CNOOC, the Chinese oil corporation.
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Economic and Human Rights Disintegration in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Monday, 16 July 2007
In Zimbabwe, hyperinflation has reached levels beyond control and the road to recovery seems unclear.  Reports of secret human rights abuses and extreme political opposition harassment continue to surface, lengthening the list of questions for the supposedly strong ruling party and their leader, President Robert Mugabe.  With elections only a year away, even Zimbabwe’s central bank governor has begun to wonder if Zimbabwe will hold up that long and how to prevent a complete meltdown.
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Update on the Somalia Situation
Somalia
Tuesday, 26 June 2007
The military and humanitarian situation in Somalia worsened over the weekend, primarily due to the actions of the Union of Islamic Courts. Reconciliation now seems even more unlikely. But is there hope?
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Somalia: Continued Conflict or Possibility of Peace?
Somalia
Thursday, 21 June 2007
Grim tales of humanitarian emergencies and violence now dominate where once there existed some hope for Somalia’s future. The fragile transitional government and its Ethiopian backers now face a violent insurgency, and the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate with every passing day. These factors and others prompted Foreign Policy to rank Somalia as the third least stable state in the world. Yet although Somalia seems near to regressing into collapse, a few hopeful signs have emerged.
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