Too Vain To Be Green: Is Copenhagen A Waste?

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The irony of the global environment debate, one that was recently the focus of the massive United Nations convention in Copenhagen, is that while the developed nations seem the most proactive, they are in reality looking for a way to fix all the damage they’ve done, damage that will hurt the developing nations the most. [...]

Autumn Black HistoryEmerging Black Culture Artists What:October marks the fall’s Black History month, with many award shows paying tribute to existing and upcoming artists whose music taps global black culture.

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The Dirt:Britain’s MOBO Awards show proves that Black culture, specifically music, touches all humans across the globe. The awards show that stands for Music of Black Origin began in 1996 and has been going strong ever since. On October 15, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) will air the 13th annual MOBO Awards with hosts Rev [...]

International News August 25

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A United Nations official told the BBC 100 about people have been killed and up to 25,000displaced in the African nation of Somalia because of fighting between militia and Islamic insurgents. The insurgents have taken over the port city of Kismayo, but fighting is also rampant in the capital, Mogadishu, where Canadian journalist Amanda Lindhout [...]

News on U.K. Immigration, Taiwan, the Middle East and South Africa

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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is pushing for an investigation into China’s claim that the Dalai Lama spurred the violence in China-occupied Tibet, BBC reports. While the Chinese government says 19 people were killed in the riots in Tibet’s capital, Lhasa, the Tibetan government puts the number at about 99.
In the United Kingdom, government unit [...]