A clash of interests A fighter loyal to the government flashes a "V" sign in a Sunni neighborhood during heavy fighting with pro-Syrian fighters allied with Hezbollah at the northern city of Tripoli, Lebanon, Monday, May 12, 2008....
Tennis coach gives back to Africa | Growing up during South Africa's Apartheid era, one thing Dominic Modise could rely on was tennis. | At times he played with no racquet strings, flat balls, holes in his shoes. His obsession with the game and... U.S. presses Zimbabwe on election monitors | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States pressed Zimbabwe on Monday to allow in large numbers of Western election monitors for a free and fair presidential runoff and said government attacks on the opposition... Zimbabwe pressed on election monitors | THE US pressed Zimbabwe today to allow in large numbers of Western election monitors for a free and fair presidential runoff and said government attacks on the opposition must stop. | The State Department's t... Victims of apartheid can sue multinationals div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | Thousands of South Africans who suffered under apartheid won the right yesterday to sue a number of companies, including BP... Ricksen fireworks are sure to warm up final div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | Fernando Ricksen came to embody two distinct traits in his time at Rangers: trouble and faint lunacy. The tabloid newspaper... A clash of interests | Understanding what is happening in Lebanon is vital for a complete comprehension of the political scene in the Middle East. Lebanon, for long considered as the voice of freedom in the Arab nation, has become ... US apartheid suit to go ahead | THE US Supreme Court has allowed a multi-billion dollar lawsuit to go forward against a group of top international corporations accused of aiding the apartheid-era South African government. | The top court is... Rugby: Hurricanes must wait for Tialata hearing | Neemia Tialata. Photo / Brett Phibbs | The Hurricanes will know today whether All Blacks prop Neemia Tialata will be available for Friday's Super 14 rugby match against the Blues. | Tialata appeared before Sa... Conflicts for justices halt appeal in apartheid case WASHINGTON - Financial and personal conflicts of interest affecting four Supreme Court justices left the court without a quorum last week and unable to decide whether to hear an appeal brought by more than 50 c... Investments keep case out of the high court Apartheid lawsuit will move forward after too many justices recuse themselves | WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court tossed itself off a big case Monday. | The court couldn't take up an apartheid dispute involving s...
Investments keep case out of the high court Seattle Post-Intelligence| WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court tossed itself off a big case Monday. | The court couldn't take up ...
US Urges Monitoring Voa News| The U.S. State Department's top African affairs expert said Monday Zimbabwe's presidential runoff ...
U.S. presses Zimbabwe on election monitors International Herald Tribune| : The United States pressed Zimbabwe on Monday to allow in large numbers of Western election monit...
Justices won't hear apartheid suit International Herald Tribune| : Indeed, the wheels of justice sometimes grind slowly. And sometimes they move in reverse, or lur...
