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The Rock-Mining Children of Sierra Leone Have Not Found Peace Mike Seamans

The Rock-Mining Children of Sierra Leone Have Not Found Peace

Though the war has ended, Charles Taylor has been sentenced, and mineral companies are thriving, the poor of this West African country are little better off.

The Kill List

I'm still in the Mines of Moria (long-form, long-form, long-form) so I'm a little late on the news. But I did make it through the Times piece on…

When the U.S. Doesn't Respect Other Countries' Sovereignty AP

When the U.S. Doesn't Respect Other Countries' Sovereignty

The past decade has seen American drones and forces push against the borders and sovereign rights of Pakistan, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Do Obama's Drone Strikes Imperil America?

This week opponents of President Obama's prolific use of drone strikes hit the elite-media trifecta. High profile reportage in the New York Times …

On the 'Slow' Chinese Internet and the Prospects for China: One More Round

Just off the long-haul Shanghai-Newark-DC National route and stumbling into our house. For another time, perhaps even tomorrow: why Newark has become…

What China's Talking About Today: A Mayor Kisses His Town's Steel Contract mzsites.com

What China's Talking About Today: A Mayor Kisses His Town's Steel Contract

Mayor Wang Zhongbing got a little carried away when his town was awarded a contract to produce steel and iron.

American Ally, American Adversary: Our Worsening Pakistan Problem Michael Hirsh

American Ally, American Adversary: Our Worsening Pakistan Problem

For the first time, there may be some hope for Afghanistan. But Pakistan is intent on crushing it, and U.S. officials are paralyzed in finding a solution.

Middle East Goldblogging Update

Apologies for neglecting my Goldblog responsibilities, but I've been traveling through Jordan, the Palestinian Authority and Israel, and conducting…

How Egypt-Watchers Got The Presidential Race So Wrong Cairo

How Egypt-Watchers Got The Presidential Race So Wrong

Observers, myself included, underestimated both the Muslim Brotherhood and many peoples' desires to return to something approximating the old order.

The Plight of Vietnam's 'Mail-Order' Brides jnvietbride.com.sg

The Plight of Vietnam's 'Mail-Order' Brides

Every year, thousands of Vietnamese women are sold into marriages abroad.

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