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WORLD: TOP STORIES THIS WEEK MARCH 27TH, 2010
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Arundhati Roy: “We May Not Need Peace in This Unjust Society; You Need People Who Are Prepared to Resist”

World-renowned author and global justice activist Arundhati Roy discusses U.S. wars, the occupation in Kashmir, and her time spent with Maoist rebels in India.READ MORE

Amy Goodman, Anjali Kamat / Democracy Now!

Time to Debunk the Narrative That the West Will ‘Save’ Women in Afghanistan And Pakistan

Powerful media platforms for women’s empowerment must provide more meaningful ways to understand the complex lives of women in Afghanistan and Pakistan. READ MORE

Azmat Khan / AltMuslimah

Iraq's former prime minister and head of the Iraqi National Movement, Iyad Allawi, shows his ink-stained finger after casting his vote at a polling station in the Green Zone in Baghdad, on March 7. Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki was in a tight contest to keep his job as he vied with Allawi, initial election results from four of the country's 18 provinces showed Thursday.

Maliki Defeated in Iraq Elections: Former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi Poised to Take Power

Five years ago he was denounced as an American puppet, but Iyad Allawi, the former Iraqi prime minister, is set for a surprising return to the center-stage of Iraqi . READ MORE

Patrick Cockburn / Independent UK


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Izzy Award Winner Jeremy Scahill: “We’re At a Ground Zero Moment to Save Real Journalism”

The winner of the second annual Izzy Award, named after muckraking journalist I.F. Stone, discusses independent media and this critical moment in journalism. READ MORE

By Byard Duncan / AlterNet

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You Can’t Understand Drug War Bloodbath in Mexico Unless You’re Living It

“Living on the border can cripple a person’s emotional range. I grow more numb with each passing day.” READ MORE

By Charles Bowden / High Country News

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Stop Hand-Wringing About Peak Oil and Climate Change and Do Something

A movement aimed at tackling the energy crisis with aplomb has been stepping on the gas since its formation. READ MORE

By Judith Schwartz / Miller-McCune.com

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The Israel Lobby’s Big Problem: People Aren’t Afraid to Criticize Israel Anymore

Right-wingers in Jerusalem keep getting more and more outrageous. But the political climate in Washington can no longer be predicted, much less taken for granted. READ MORE

By Ira Chernus / AlterNet

A DynCorp employee, in the background, oversees a rifle course for Afghan police at a military range east of Kabul. (Max Becherer/Polaris) -

$6 Billion Later, Afghan Cops Aren’t Ready to Serve

Since 2002, the U.S. has spent $6 billion in an effort to create an effective Afghan police force — but the program has been a disaster. READ MORE

By T. Christian Miller / ProPublica

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