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Introducing a reawakening of Russian politics and civic life, and with it the heralding in of a new age of political satire.
Putin's Challenge: A Reawakening of Russian Politics
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Roozbeh Rahnama, Sawsen Nagla, Maria Spirova and 4 others like this.
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How many have you been to? Six of the world's most notable "war hotels," in the words of journalists who spent time cooped up in them. (Via Foreign Policy Magazine)
Hotels for Hacks
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A slight diversion from under-covered crises, but you may appreciate this stunning tilt-shift time-lapse video of the of the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro. -Maura
The City of Samba
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Tilt shift of the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro.
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Did you know more people die of cancer than from HIV, TB and malaria combined, and two thirds of those deaths are in the developing world? Today we begin a new project on this startling, and almost completely unreported phenomenon, starting in Uganda.
Cancer In the Developing World
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Péricles de Moraes, Scientist Libra, Coleen Jose and 5 others like this.
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Opero Alfred We need to do some thing to save the situation. please doctors in Uganda lets embrace the move.
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Equatorial Guinea co-hosted the Cup of African Nations 2012 soccer tournament, the continent's most glamorous sporting event. But was this a showcase for dictatorship?
Equatorial Guinea: What Did Football Bring? | Pulitzer Center
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The FEGUIFUT (Federacion de Football de Guinea Equatorial) offices are located on Hassan II Avenue, just a block away from the Moroccan Embassy in Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea. The national soccer federation of this oil-rich nation is housed in a humble, run-down cement structure whose i...
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Tension is increasing in Dakar, the Senegalese capital, where demonstrators are rallying against President Abdoulaye Wade and demanding his resignation.
Senegal: Demonstrators Rally Against President
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Dol Thapa people always respect to leader but leader making foolish them
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If you're in New York, be sure to check out this ProPublica/Tenement Talks event.
Women in the Newsroom: From Fashion Pages to the Front Lines
Monday, March 12 at 6:30pm
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Mother Jones has an interactive map of the "celebrity recolonization" of Africa. How do you feel about celebrity altruism? Does it do more harm, or more good?
Dr. Clooney, I Presume?
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An interactive map of the celebrity recolonization of Africa.
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Sergio Mynssen Dr.Levingstone, I presume... ) Stanley disse há + 100 anos !
February 21 at 3:36pm
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In Ghana's capital, the water infrastructure falls far short of the population's needs, forcing many residents to scramble for water from illegal taps and roadside puddles. In the meantime, investment priorities are skewed by foreign donors and investors.
Ghana's Inadequate Water System
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Like · Comment · February 20 at 2:15pm ·
Crystal Pistol, Blagovesta Kenarova, Ricardo R. Jesus and 2 others like this.
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Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting asked: What international news stories will you be following this week?
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We are saddened to hear of the loss of two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent and Pulitzer Center Advisory Council member Anthony Shadid.
Anthony Shadid, Reporter in the Middle East, Dies at 43
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Terry Rindfleisch One of the best! He will be missed.

February 17 at 6:24am · 1
Shirley Durr I remember Shadid's reports. I saw him on CNN, too. He helped define "journalism" for me. He will be sorely missed.
February 20 at 4:40am · 1
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One Year After the Revolution, Where Is Tunisia Heading?
Tunisia: The Painful Transition to Democracy
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Tunisia is where the Arab Spring began. A year later, the nation finds itself in the midst of a difficult transition to democracy. Special correspondent Jessie Deeter reports.
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Habiba Nosheen Discusses Honor Killings at Ohio U
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Please join Pulitzer Center grantee Habiba Nosheen as she shares her experience reporting on rape cases and the tradition of honor killings in Pakistan. In parts of the country, women who are raped are seen as "tainted" and ordered to be killed by their families or tribes to restore "honor." Nosheen...
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Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Please join us 2/28 at Ohio University as we discuss rape, honor killings and women's rights in Pakistan, w/E. W. Scripps School of Journalism.
February 15 at 8:49am
Stop Wikileaks Censorship by Obama Administration Shared, thx
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One year after the revolution that sparked the Arab Spring, Tunisians debate the social and economic landscape of their new democracy.
A Year Later: A New Tunisia?
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Introducing a reawakening of Russian politics and civic life, and with it the heralding in of a new age of political satire.

How many have you been to? Six of the world's most notable "war hotels," in the words of journalists who spent time cooped up in them. (Via Foreign Policy Magazine)

A slight diversion from under-covered crises, but you may appreciate this stunning tilt-shift time-lapse video of the of the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro. -Maura

Did you know more people die of cancer than from HIV, TB and malaria combined, and two thirds of those deaths are in the developing world? Today we begin a new project on this startling, and almost completely unreported phenomenon, starting in Uganda.

Equatorial Guinea co-hosted the Cup of African Nations 2012 soccer tournament, the continent's most glamorous sporting event. But was this a showcase for dictatorship?

Tension is increasing in Dakar, the Senegalese capital, where demonstrators are rallying against President Abdoulaye Wade and demanding his resignation.

If you're in New York, be sure to check out this ProPublica/Tenement Talks event.

Mother Jones has an interactive map of the "celebrity recolonization" of Africa. How do you feel about celebrity altruism? Does it do more harm, or more good?

In Ghana's capital, the water infrastructure falls far short of the population's needs, forcing many residents to scramble for water from illegal taps and roadside puddles. In the meantime, investment priorities are skewed by foreign donors and investors.

Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting asked: What international news stories will you be following this week?

We are saddened to hear of the loss of two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent and Pulitzer Center Advisory Council member Anthony Shadid.

One Year After the Revolution, Where Is Tunisia Heading?

Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting via Habiba Nosheen

One year after the revolution that sparked the Arab Spring, Tunisians debate the social and economic landscape of their new democracy.