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- Afghan schools: Safe havens?
- A look at a few of the hundreds of attacks and threats against Afghan schools, detailed in WikiLeaks documents.
- A conspicuous target on the outskirts of Kandahar City
- Cameron MacIntosh reports on the Taliban-targeted Sarposa prison, one of Canada's special projects in Kandahar.
- Adios, Arizona, and immigration reform too
- Henry Champ on the political reality that kills any real chance of immigration reform in the U.S.
- The sexual violence that fuels a twisted war
- The CBC's Nick Czernkovich visits the 'rape capital of the world.'
- The Sherrod affair and the U.S. media wars
- Henry Champ on the left-right media wars bedevilling U.S. politics.
- Top BP exec appeared uncomfortable with public role
- Tony Hayward was BP's public face, but the chief executive of the multi-national oil firm often seemed uncomfortable in his role.
- FAQ: WikiLeaks
- Frequently asked questions about WikiLeaks.com, the website that published secret military documents providing details about the war in Afghanistan from 2004 to 2009.
- Afghan war log leak: Around the web
- More than 91,000 secret U.S. military and intelligence documents about the war in Afghanistan were leaked online by the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks this week. Here's a roundup of what media outlets have reported so far.
- Visit these cities now - before too long, they might be gone
- For 900 years Moenjodaro, a city in what is now Pakistan, was the urban hub of a thriving civilization, the New York or London of its day. Around 1700 B.C., residents suddenly abandoned the Indus Valley city, and it was lost in the sands of time until archaeologists began excavating it in the 1920s. Today, visitors can wander for hundreds of acres among its deserted streets and homes.
- Lessons from the Shirley Sherrod affair
- Henry Champ on race in America, the latest incident.
