Christianity: Apart from the world vs. a part of the world

Christianity keeps picking things up from the world outside the church, then battles with the implications of these things as juxtaposed with its stance of being apart from the world. Christianity lets in psychology and becomes psychologized. Christianity lets in business and...

Morsi calls power extension 'temporary' as Egyptians swarm street

Morsi calls power extension 'temporary' as Egyptians swarm streets in protest Read More: http://newsdoors.blogspot.com/2012/11/morsi-calls-power-extension-temporary.html Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has stressed the “temporary nature” of a controversial decree...

Leveling Gaza: Israel Airstrikes to Cost Gaza over $300 million –

Leveling Gaza: Israel Airstrikes to Cost Gaza over $300 million – Report http://newsdoors.blogspot.com/2012/11/leveling-gaza-israel-airstrikes-to-cost.html The eight-day Israeli assault on Gaza has resulted in $300 million in economic damage, a Palestinian Chamber of...

Israel may strike at Ship allegedly carrying Iranian Rockets to G

Israel may strike at Ship allegedly carrying Iranian Rockets to Gaza – Report http://newsdoors.blogspot.com/2012/11/israel-may-strike-at-ship-allegedly.html Israel has reportedly vowed to destroy rockets and other weapons being sent to Gaza by Iran. Tel Aviv issued this...

War Imminent, U.S. a shoe in for "support"

Several major media outlets have eluded that war between Israel and Iran is imminent. MSNBC ran an article today on it's news site regarding a bombing that took place in Jerusalem. According to the article "The attacks appeared to have been carried out with sticky bombs...

Nepal Must Institutionalize System of Dialogue to Address Labour

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The Imminent Water Wars

Growing up in Israel in the 1960's, we were always urged to conserve precious water. Rainfall was rare and meager, the sun scorching, our only sweet water lake under constant threat by the Syrians. Israelis were being shot at hauling water cisterns or irrigating their parched...

Somali Pirates Hijack: Why Does This Keep on Happening?

" On Feb. 24, the Danish Naval Command received a distress signal from a vessel in the Indian Ocean. Not long thereafter, Danish officials confirmed that the yacht of a Danish family had been hijacked by Somali pirates. The crew of seven, including three teenagers, their...

Will Obama Order U.S. Intervention in Libya?

" It seems preposterous to suggest in the wake of Iraq that the U.S. might intervene militarily to help bring down another Arab regime. But the growing danger of a humanitarian catastrophe created by Muammar Gaddafi in Libya, combined with a surprisingly broad confluence of...

The Perils of Reporting in Sudan

Detention of journalist underlines the grave risks Sudanese media face in trying to maintain their independence. By Katy Glassborrow - International Justice - ICC ...

New publication from the HD Centre: Engaging with armed groups

Interacting with armed groups is challenging and comes with significant dilemmas and risks for mediators. As primary actors in today’s conflicts, non-state armed groups are also essential participants in peace processes. Mediation practitioners should carefully consider...

Government in Nepal: Consensual Vs Majority Party?

By Krishnahari Pushkar The Nepal peace process is in Limbo. On the one hand the resignation of Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has been accepted by President Ram Baran Yadav on Wednesday 30 June. I am not sure if it is just a part of the agreement dated May 28 where Nepal's...

Reintegration of Former Combatants

Ministry of Labour Needs To Be Involved in Reintegration of Former Combatants By Krishna Hari Pushkar The reintegration issue of ex-Maoist combatants has become one of the most confrontational issues of the ongoing Nepal peace process. The ongoing Nepalese Peace Process (PP)...

Resolve the Labour Attaché Issue Soon in Nepal

Labour Attaché's files are under table of Chief Secretary and CIAA. The appointment and deputation process are somehow postponed. Therefore, the Chief Secretary led team and CIAA must understand the legal (civil service laws & foreign employment laws...

Police Stand Idle as Mirjpur Burns

"Do the poor have no right to live?" exclaimed Jaswant, a local Indian of the village Mirjpur.  Over a month ago Mirjpur had 20 houses burnt to the ground by the Jat Community and experienced zero support from local officers.   In fact, local officers were seen that night...

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