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Worldfocus responds to the mainstream media’s diminished coverage of international news. All the major networks have closed foreign bureaus and cut resources for international news coverage, which amounted to just 8 percent of all American news coverage last year. By partnering with international news organizations, Worldfocus fills the void in international news coverage and informs American viewers about the relevance of international events. The nightly news program and Web site report on events from around the world and cover the stories that don’t always make the headlines. More » (Source: Worldfocus)
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Afghan women’s futures must not be overlooked
(Blog Post) A woman at a polling centre in Kandahar City. Afghanistan is heading to the polls for national elections -- but out of 41 presidential candidates, only two are women. Progress ...via Worldfocus -
Securing the vote in volatile northeastern Afghanistan
(Blog Post) Holding an election here against the wishes of our numerous enemies will certainly be interesting. Not only are we sure to see more attacks, but we’re also sure to have less ...via Worldfocus -
Taliban tightens noose around Afghan city ahead of vote
(Video) As election day in Afghanistan approaches, tens of thousands of American and British troops there are doing all they can to guarantee the security of millions of Afghan ...via Worldfocus -
Reading the messages behind Afghan election posters
Scott Bohlinger is a political analyst and writer who has lived in Afghanistan since 2006. He works for a non-governmental organization in Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan and has ...via Worldfocus -
Afghan election excitement overshadows Taliban threat
As election day in Afghanistan approaches, tens of thousands of American and British troops there are doing all they can to guarantee the security of millions of Afghan ...via Worldfocus -
Taliban threats loom over Afghanistan’s upcoming election
On Thursday, Afghanistan will have its second ever democratic presidential election but the legitimacy is being threatened by an outside challenger: The Taliban. For weeks the ...via Worldfocus -
Afghanistan, Iraq and the Clintons
Week in review: Gideon Rose of Foreign Affairs magazine and Carla Robbins of The New York Times discuss the week’s top stories: A major U.S. offensive as national elections ...via Worldfocus -
U.S. launches assault on Taliban stronghold in Afghanistan
(Video) United States Marines went on the offensive on Wednesday, launching a major new attack on a Taliban stronghold in the south of Afghanistan. Hundreds of Marines, along with ...via Worldfocus -
What is statelessness?
(Video) Statelessness could mean you are trapped in the country you were born — with no birth certificate, no passport and no right to vote. You many not be able to own land ...Posted by Kaizar Campwala
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Week in review: Afghanistan and Pakistan
(Video) David Andelman, editor of the World Policy Journal and a former foreign correspondent, and Chrystia Freeland, U.S. managing editor of Britain’s Financial Times, join David ...via Worldfocus -
Mapping out refugees and asylum seekers worldwide
In our show tonight, we take a look at Indonesia, where hundreds of Sri Lankan asylum seekers who fled the violence back home are now threatening to blow themselves up. We ...via Worldfocus -
Israel pays close attention as Iran nuclear talks set to start
With crucial talks aimed at curtailing Iran’s nuclear program set to begin, the rhetoric is heating up. On Thursday, the United States, along with the other permanent ...via Worldfocus -
Obstacles to a climate change agreement in Copenhagen
(Video) Interview with Kumi Naidoo, future executive director of Greenpeace International, about the major obstacles to getting an agreement in Copenhagen. World leaders gathered at ...via Worldfocus -
Afghans, observers weigh in on democratic process
(Video) Even before elections in Afghanistan got underway, questions were raised about the possibility of widespread fraud even though hundreds of international observers were out ...via Worldfocus -
One third of Afghans at risk of hunger, malnutrition
(Video) The Afghan people are often caught in the crossfire of the war between the Taliban and western troops. There are currently 250,000 internally displaced people due to the ...via Worldfocus -
Objectives and weaknesses differ in Afghanistan and Iraq
(Video) The United States is stepping up efforts to improve security in Afghanistan, with 62,000 American troops stationed there. More than 160 Americans have died there so far this ...via Worldfocus -
Pakistan’s next generation looks to escape abroad
As Pakistan reels from both the global financial crisis and the Taliban-led insurgency, many young Pakistanis are looking for a brighter future outside their home country. ...Posted by Fabrice Florin
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