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UN War Crimes Tribunal Jails Kosovo Witness Who Refused to Testify

By United Nations on Sep 19, 2011   World  

UN War Crimes Tribunal Jails Kosovo Witness Who Refused to Testify

The United Nations war crimes tribunal for the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia Friday convicted a man of contempt of court charges and sentenced him to two months in jail for refusing to answer questions on two occasions during trials related to Kosovo in 2007.

USGS Releases Resource Estimate for Afghanistan Rare Earth Prospect

By USGS on Sep 16, 2011   World  

USGS Releases Resource Estimate for Afghanistan Rare Earth Prospect

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimates at least 1 million metric tonnes of rare earth element resources within the Khanneshin carbonatite in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.

UN Unveils Full List of Staff Killed in Recent Deadly Attack in Abuja, Nigeria

By Press Release on Sep 15, 2011   World  

UN Unveils Full List of Staff Killed in Recent Deadly Attack in Abuja, Nigeria

NEW YORK-The United Nations has announced the names of the 11 staff members who perished when the world body’s offices in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, were attacked by a suicide bomber on 26 August.

Controversial Pebble Mine Project to Be Focus Of AAAS Arctic Division Meeting in Dillingham

By EDWARD W. LEMPINEN on Sep 14, 2011   World  

Controversial Pebble Mine Project to Be Focus Of AAAS Arctic Division Meeting in Dillingham

When the AAAS Arctic Division convenes for the first time later this month in Dillingham, Alaska, researchers and others will explore how local issues reflect challenges being confronted across the northern latitudes and beyond.

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