Month: November 2010

Her stage name is Ruby, she is 17, and she may bring down Italy’s government. The Moroccan-born belly dancer is the last of a long series of young women who have in the past two […] […]

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court has refused to ratify the death sentence of a Lebanese psychic convicted of practicing witchcraft in a case that has outraged international human rights groups. A three-judge panel said […] […]

PAULINE Hanson has abandoned plans to move to Britain, after discovering it’s not the racially pure utopia she was hoping for. After returning a fortnight ago from an extended holiday in Europe, the former One […] […]

Mexico’s federal prison population has more than doubled in recent years amid the crackdown on drug cartels and the overcrowded system needs to be revamped to prevent violence, the country’s top policeman said Friday. Public […] […]

CHINA: To western children, Disney is a fairytale world of talking mice and princesses. To Chinese children, sometimes it means working from 8am to 10pm, handling chemicals without protection, being chastised for failing to hit […] […]