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To push through key reforms nationally. Scientists in panam a are trying to stop a mysterious disease. People in myanmar voting in the countrys verse properly held election first. The leader Aung San Suu Kyi arrived to pass her ballot. The military over ruled the decision and put her under house arrest for 15 years. She has been prevented from becoming president. Aung san suu kyi led protest for reform and in 2011 the military government handed to a semicivilian government, but the army still do...

Joy for france for french journalist return home after being held hostage in syria for ten months and then say it was a long haul. He never lost hope. An easter choose from but we shuddered in ukraine supple people are said to have died in a gunbattle in the restive east of the country to get an update from our correspondent and diverse finally start recovering bodies from the sun can vary in south korea the official debt now stands at fifty but more than two hundred and fifty victims to be miss...

Welcome. Im deborah potter, sitting in for bob abernethy. Thank you for joining us. There was widespread condemnation this week of the massive escalation of violence in egypt, where military forces cracked down on supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi. More than 600 people were killed and several thousand were injured. The largest Muslim Advocacy Group in the united states, the council on American Islamic relations, urged president obama to cut off military aid to egypt. Israel released ...

Passengers were on the train when it departed madrid. It went off the tracks near the city of santiago de compostela. Its not clear yet what caused the accident. It looks like american fugitive Edward Snowden will be staying in moscow at a moscow airport for the time being. The former Intelligence Analyst had requested temporary asylum so he could enter russia. But snowden has not received the pass he needs to leave the airport. Snowden worked on contract for the National Security agency. Earlie...

The former rising star of the communist party bo xailai fights back on the second day of his trial denying all charges against him. An official with japans nuclear told them to ask for help if needed. Workers scramble to deal with leaks of highly radioactive water. 300 tons of water seeped from the storage plant. Workers detected the leak on monday. Theyve been checking about 350 tanks of the same design to make sure no other water is getting out. He criticized tepco for not considering the poss...

The worlds biggest ship set sail. The second in command of the Yemenbased Al Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula has been killed but a spoke been confirmed the death ofsaid alsh iri, a Saudi National who had been released from guantanamo bay. He was killed in a u. S. Led drum strike in yemen. Al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is described by washington as one of the most dangerous wings of the global al qaeda network. In the last two years the u. S. Has intensified the use of unmanned drones to targe...

And footing the baby bill and by the United States is the worlds most expensive country to give birth in. We began in egypt where supporters of deposed president Mohammed Morsi have been staging more protests across the country. This was the scene in nasr city in cairo wednesday night. Thousands of morsi supporters have been demonstrating ever since he was deposed. They promised to keep protesting until he is reinstated. People also gathered at Cairo University and giza on the outskirts of the e...

But local Authorities Say at least 56 people are dead. [ sirens ] spokespersons for the Railway Company say more than 200 passengers were on the train when it departed the capital madrid, bound for el ferol. When it departed madrid. It went off the tracks near the city of santiago de compostela. Reuters quoted a passenger as saying that many people were trapped under the cars. Police and firefighters are searching for survivors. Its still not clear what caused the accident. U. S. President Barac...

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Geof Wood, emeritus professor of International Development at the University of Bath in the UK, talks to Sushmita S Preetha of The Daily Star about his latest book, Staying the Course: The Journey of a 'Bengal' Civilian, in which he explores the dilemmas of being an academic immersed in the processes of development and the intersection between policymaking and activism.