Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search
|
Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search |
 |
China: Melamine Inevitable, even for EU CommissionerGlobal Voices Online » Food - 8 hours ago Melamine-tainted milk gave made-in-China a tough punch, and to reassure the world of China's product safety, premier Wen Jiabao affirmed that “we'll revive the Chinese food industry very soon,” at the World Economic … Also tagged: food, weblog, china, chinese, industry, press, east asia, international relations, arts and 038 culture |
Global Voices Online » Finance - 9 hours ago
La Gringa points us out to English language blog “I owe so much”, where one man writes in English about his experience trying to get out of credit card debt in Honduras. He writes bluntly and honestly about how much he …
Also tagged: education, americas, finance, roundups, economics, spanish, honduras
Global Voices Online » Trinidad & Tobago - 18 hours ago
Trinidadian blogger Now is Wow Too recounts an interesting conversation she had with an coconut vendor.
Also tagged: americas, english, food, roundups, trinidad and 038 tobago
 |
China:Melamine Inevitable, even EU Commissioner.Global Voices Online » East Asia - 24 hours ago Melamine-tainted milk gave made-in-China a tough punch, and to reassure the world of China's product safety, premier Wen Jiabao affirmed that “we'll revive the Chinese food industry very soon,” at the World Economic … Also tagged: general, food, weblog, china, chinese, industry, east asia, international relations, arts and 038 culture |
Global Voices Online - Oct 9, 2008
Aysha Alkusayer has a suggestion for anyone looking to invest in Saudi Arabia: daycare. “Here’s what’s changing in Saudi. Young couples are moving away from their family’s house to wherever their jobs might be. If both …
Also tagged: english, roundups, children, saudi arabia, middle east and 038 north africa
Global Voices Online » Economics - Oct 9, 2008
Americans are afraid of another Great Depression as the Wall Street crisis continues to worsen. Meanwhile, many Indonesians are afraid that the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis will happen again if the U.S. economy …
Also tagged: english, weblog, media, industry, economics, indonesia, disaster, east asia, international relations, u s a
Global Voices Online - Oct 8, 2008
Several bloggers such as Avareh and news sites reported[fa] that Shopkeepers in several cities in Iran such as Tabriz and Isfahan pressed on with strikes on Wednesday to protest against the government's introduction of …
Also tagged: roundups, iran, protest, governance, middle east and 038 north africa
Global Voices Online - Oct 7, 2008
This Beach Called Life writes an entertaining post about the fact that “the largest appliance parts store in Trinidad and Tobago discriminates against vacuum cleaners.”
Also tagged: americas, english, humor, roundups, trinidad and 038 tobago
Global Voices Online » Food - Oct 7, 2008
Living Guyana says that his countrymen should not feel smug over the US financial crisis “for a simple reason: The great pillar of this economy is not sugar, rice or gold. It's remittances…”
Also tagged: americas, english, food, agriculture, finance, roundups, labor, economics, guyana, diaspora, u s a
Global Voices Online » Technology - Oct 7, 2008
Jonathan analyses advances in social media on the African continent: “Contrary to popular belief, Africa is not completely absent from the Internet. In fact, the continent at large is undergoing a connectivity …
Also tagged: technology, english, south africa, development, roundups, kenya, uganda, sub saharan africa, internet and 038 telecoms, software and 038 tools