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The Roma: A thousand years of discrimination continues in Europe, advocates say
From the time they entered Europe from India a thousand years ago, the Roma were targets of discrimination.
Pakistan’s women police fight criminals, militants and scorn
When Shazadi Gillani, the highest ranking female police officer in Pakistan's most conservative province, wanted to join the force she had to defy her father, forego marriage and pay for her own basic training.
‘Frustrated’ Obama vows to get malfunctioning healthcare website fixed
President Barack Obama sought on Monday to limit political damage from the problematic launch of the government website for his signature healthcare law ...
UK Wikipedia probe into paid-for ‘sockpuppet’ entries
UK Wikipedia editors have expressed "shock and dismay" at the discovery of hundreds of user accounts set up to make paid-for entries.
Has China Failed Key Test?
A faculty panel in the School of Economics at Peking University, in Beijing, has voted 30-3, with 1 abstention, to dismiss a professor who has been an outspoken critic of the Chinese government.
Rising waters: How fast and how far will sea levels rise?
Although the latest U.N. climate report significantly increases its projections for sea level rise this century, some scientists warn even those estimates are overly conservative.
Microsoft goes live with Windows 8.1
Microsoft has officially released the revamped version of its latest Windows operating system.
Jersey’s place in Neanderthal history revealed in study
A study on a Jersey site that revealed a significant piece of late Neanderthal history has been published.
Dictation contest creates nostalgia for Chinese
A national dictation contest in China has brought out strong nostalgia for traditional Chinese culture in the country now dominated by computers and mobile phones.
