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Educating Women Saves Children, Study Finds
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IPN Senior Fellow, Philip Stevens, urges caution about research that shows links education to greater longevity for women.
Stolen African medicines
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Julian Harris discussed the issues surrounding African medicines “going missing” on World Today, BBC World Service, last night.
AP: Africans text message to check if drugs are real
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Julian Harris comments on a technological solution to the fake drug problem in Africa.
One cut that won’t offend voters
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Julian Harris comments on Cameron’s reluctance to cut the foreign aid budget and proposes trade as a better alternative to aid:
Water Wars
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Caroline Boin discusses water rights in the context of the Indo-Pakistan dispute in the Punjab
Cameron's Live Aid generation still wants to feed the world
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JULY 13, 1985 – it was billed as the day that music changed the world. But what exactly did Live Aid achieve?
UN: HIV declines among young people in Africa
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The number of young people infected with HIV in Africa is falling in 16 of the 25 countries hardest hit by the virus, according to a new report by a U.N. agency...
Ministers ready to axe £250m aid bill for India
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Ministers are poised to axe aid to India and other fast-developing countries in an attempt to quell growing anger over the decision to protect the wider international aid budget from cuts.
TUC gets £1m third world aid
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A STAGGERING £1.3million of taxpayers' cash earmarked for third world countries has been handed to the TUC here in Britain
