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Wednesday, June 19 2013
Paradigm Shift
FOR the past 20 years we have lived amid the clangor of war - and debates over how to wage it. The intense and urgent clashes in the 1990s over "humanitarian intervention" gave way to pitched battles over "regime change" and "democracy promotion" after 9/11, and then to arguments over "counterinsurgency ...
ECHOES OF DARFUR IN NUBA
AGREAT humanitarian catastrophe and vicious ethnic cleansing is unfolding here in the remote and impoverished region where Sudan and South Sudan come together. For some in the Nuba Mountains, living in thatch huts far from electricity or paved roads...
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Dressing the ´First Dresser´

THE designers Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs, known professionally as Cushnie et Ochs, have been critical darlings ever since starting their business in 2009, just a few years out of college. They have been prominently featured in WWD and Vogue...

Helping pregnant women keep their jobs
FEW people realise that getting pregnant can mean losing your job. Imagine a woman who, seven months into her pregnancy, is fired from her position as a cashier because she needed a few extra bathroom breaks. Or imagine another pregnant employee who was fired from her retail job after giving her supervisors a doctor´s note requesting she be allowed to refrain from heavy lifting and climbing ladders during the month and a half before her maternity leave: That´s what happened to Patricia Leahy. In 2008 a federal judge in Brooklyn ruled that her firing was fair because her employers were not obligated to accommodate her needs. We see this ...
Berlin film fest crowns Italian prison docu-drama
THE 62nd Berlin film festival wrapped up on Sunday after awarding its Golden Bear top prize to Italy´s veteran directors Paolo and Vittorio Taviani for their gripping prison docu-drama Caesar Must Die. The picture shows real-life murderers and mafiosi from a high-security jail in Rome staging Shakespeare´s tragedy Julius Caesar, with their own personal dramas giving resonance to the play´s themes of betrayal and vengeance. "We hope that when the film is released to the general public that cinemagoers will say to themselves or even those around them ... that even a prisoner with a dreadful sentence, even a life sentence, is and remains a human ...
Signs of recovery, walked few steps: Big ´B´ on blog
AMITABH Bachchan has reported signs of improvement in his blood test reports, thus avoiding a second surgery. He also tried to walk a few steps, but didn´t reveal when he will be discharged from hospital. "The morning of today arose with deep thought and contemplation on the morning before. In the midst of intense discussions between the medical team and the family, there seemed to be an opinion arriving that perhaps another surgery was avoidable and that some of the blood reports which had reached alarming levels were beginning to show signs of improvement," Big B posted on his blog recently. "Oblivious to all these, there was a desire to walk and move ...

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