Just three weeks after South Africa was basking in the glow of a successful World Cup, the country is facing its biggest strike by public sector workers in three years. Unbearable strain
Newsline - 31 July 2010: South Africa faces the biggest public strike in three years. Italy's Berlusconi weathers his latest political crisis. And a comic take on Dutch troops in Afghanistan.
It's a crucial day for the coalition talks. Moroccan-Dutch are said to feel at home, while chat-room gays are blackmailed. Major job cuts at US subsidiary may fall foul of Dutch law and motorists are told to buy maps.
Now that the Netherlands’ military mission in Afghanistan is coming to an end, so too are the broadcasts of Uruzgan FM, a daily radio show for the Dutch soldiers in Afghanistan and the home front produced by Radio Netherlands Worldwid
In the Afghan province of Uruzgan, an incident in which NATO troops have been accused of tearing up a copy of the Qur’an, has sparked off a wave of protests. The centre of the provincial capital, Tarin Kowt, has been closed off.
The present generation of football fans have no problem with top soccer stars being gay.
Programme schedule for 31 July 2010 - 6 August 2010.
India is important to the UK, and British Prime Minister David Cameron emphasised the importance of the former colony by making it the second stop on his overseas tour.
With eight lynchings a week, taking the law into one’s own hands is part of everyday life in Bolivia. Some call it 'community justice’, others murder.
A Dutch film director is making a film about Joran van der Sloot, the Dutch national who was recently arrested and charged with the murder of a young woman in Peru.
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