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  The following insightful analysis of top world news developments of last week comes to you compliments of The World & I Online.  
 Week ending Friday, January 02, 2009 
 
Rice Says U.S. Working Toward ‘Durable’ Gaza Ceasefire
January 2 -- The United States said Friday it was working toward a ceasefire that permanently prevents Hamas from resuming rocket attacks on Israel. After briefing President George W. Bush on events 1...
 
Media Banned From Gaza as Humanitarian Crisis Escalates
Ramallah, December 31 -- Israel is again preventing journalists from entering Gaza to report first-hand on the escalating crisis there as its military operation, codenamed Operation Cast Lead, enters ...
 
Russia Restricts Jury Trials
Moscow, January 3 -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed a controversial law that eliminates jury trials for "crimes against the state", a measure lawyers and human rights groups fear will be...
 
Lawsuit Challenges National Parks Gun Rule
December 31 -- Making good on a promise to fight what it called "the Bush administration's parting gift for the gun lobby," an anti-gun group filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to overturn new regulation...
 
VA Grapples with Veterans' Mental Traumas
December 28 -- Service members returning from Afghanistan and Iraq increasingly are suffering from mental trauma that dampens their homecomings, hobbles their re-entry into civilian life and imperils ...
 
School Experiment Leaves Pupils to Their Own Devices
January 3 -- Imagine your teacher giving you a brand-new music and video player and letting you download songs, trawl the Internet and chat online to friends, all in the name of school work. A clas...
 
Portugal: Mega Solar Power Plant Begins to Operate
Amareleja, December 30 -- The most ambitious and innovative solar power project in the world kicked off Monday in this white-walled village in the southern Portuguese municipality of Moura, one of the...
 
FBI Notes 'Uptick' in Employment Scams
December 28 -- Rising unemployment is turning more job seekers into victims of Internet scams. The FBI is tracking an increase in Web-related schemes that promise large paychecks for a few hours of...
 
Obama Faces Mexican Drug War
January 2 -- Add another pressing challenge to President-elect Barack Obama's growing to-do list - tamping down a dramatic rise in violence and corruption that has overwhelmed the U.S.-Mexico border a...
 
Africa: Maximizing the Benefits of AIDS Funding
Nairobe, January 2 -- Significant new investments in the fight against the AIDS pandemic could have positive impacts on broader health systems in Africa if governments handle them right. A study of...
 
 
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Articles for
Week Ending
 January 2, 2009

Rice Says U.S. Working Toward ‘Durable’ Gaza Ceasefire

Media Banned From Gaza as Humanitarian Crisis Escalates

Russia Restricts Jury Trials

Lawsuit Challenges National Parks Gun Rule

VA Grapples with Veterans' Mental Traumas

School Experiment Leaves Pupils to Their Own Devices

Portugal: Mega Solar Power Plant Begins to Operate

FBI Notes 'Uptick' in Employment Scams

Obama Faces Mexican Drug War

Africa: Maximizing the Benefits of AIDS Funding


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