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    INTERVIEW-International community must stay committed to Afghan support-UN

    Thu, 4 Dec 2014 13:28 PM

    Afghanistan, still with no cabinet, needs to persuade weary donors its reform plans are worth backing

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    A Thai-Karen villager holds her son in Ban Sob Moei, a Thai village located at the confluence of Moei and Salween rivers, which is threatened by the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:36 AM

    A Thai-Karen villager holds her son in Ban Sob Moei, a Thai village located at the confluence of Moei and Salween rivers, which is threatened by the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar November 16, 2014. Ban Sob Moei is located 47 kilometres upstream from the dam. Villagers and environmentalists worry the dam could lead to the displacement of villagers in Sob Moei or block fish migration routes and reduce nutrients on which the villagers depend for food and jobs. Picture taken November 16, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (THAILAND - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY POLITICS)

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    General Baw Kyaw Heh, vice chief-of-staff for the KNLA, briefs journalists at the Ei Thu Ta camp about his concerns for the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:37 AM

    General Baw Kyaw Heh, vice chief-of-staff for the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), briefs journalists at the Ei Thu Ta camp about his concerns for the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar November 17, 2014. KNLA says the planned dam is in an area it still controls and warned that its construction could jeopardise the ongoing ceasefire talks between the Myanmar government and ethnic armed groups. Picture taken November 17, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (MYANMAR - Tags: MILITARY ENERGY ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY POLITICS)

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    Decha Srisawaidaoruang, headman of Sob Moei village in Thailand, talks to his villagers

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:39 AM

    Decha Srisawaidaoruang, 30, headman of Sob Moei village in Thailand, talks to his villagers November 16, 2014. Sob Moei is located 47 kilometres upstream from the planned Hatgyi dam in Myanmar. Villagers and environmentalists worry the dam could lead to the displacement of villagers in Sob Moei or block fish migration routes and reduce nutrients on which the villagers depend for food and jobs. Picture taken November 16, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (THAILAND - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT HEALTH SOCIETY POLITICS)

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    A view shows Ei Thu Ta, a camp for displaced Karens, along the Salween river in Myanmar

    Tue, 9 Dec 2014 05:40 AM

    A view shows Ei Thu Ta, a camp for displaced Karens, along the Salween river in Myanmar November 17, 2014. The camp was set up around 2006 for around 4,000 displaced Karens who say they fled abuses by the Burmese army. The camp residents are worried they may be displaced again by the planned Hatgyi dam. Picture taken November 17, 2014. To match Feature THAILAND-MYANMAR/DAMS-SALWEEN REUTERS/Thin Lei Win (THAILAND - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT HEALTH SOCIETY POLITICS)

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    Thai, Myanmar villagers fear secretive Salween dam project

    Fri, 5 Dec 2014 10:45 AM

    Lack of information about the dam project worries local people, who fear losing their land, homes, jobs

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    $100 bln climate finance goal 'a very small sum': UN climate chief

    Thu, 4 Dec 2014 02:46 AM

    The 2020 goal is far off what is needed to achieve a global clean revolution, Christiana Figueres says

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    Five million children out of school in West Africa due to Ebola

    Wed, 3 Dec 2014 21:40 PM

    If schools are not reopened, the most vulnerable children will become trapped in a cycle of poverty

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    Thousands of Syrian refugees stranded in Turkish minefield-rights group

    Wed, 3 Dec 2014 17:09 PM

    Turkey has reported more than 600,000 mines along the Syrian border laid to prevent illegal border crossings

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    Victims call for justice 30 years after Bhopal disaster

    Wed, 3 Dec 2014 18:46 PM

    Think tank says companies fail to comply with laws on toxic waste, mini-Bhopals happen all the time

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