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July 01, 2001
• Estrada Fights for Reputation in Courts


June 24, 2001
• Italian Boy Sings His Way to Fame
• Tibet Struggles With Modernization
• Peking Opera Experiences Renaissance
• 'Nam Vets to Be Compensated in New Zealand
• Program Aims to Bridge Cultural Gaps in the Middle East
• Cold War Nuclear Testing at U. of Chicago Raises Concerns
• South African School Shows Promise for Underprivileged Children
• Thailand, Malaysia in Cooperation Over Border Dispute
• Organic Food Gains Popularity in Europe
• EU Creates New Food Safety Organization
• National Agencies Provide Aid to Mine Victims in Kabul


June 17, 2001
• Travel Agency Caters to Pet Owners
• Annual Celebration Begins in Cyprus
• Gambling in South Africa Boosts Economy, but Destroys Others
• Developed Nations Pitch in for Health Needs of Others
• Forced Labor a Major Concern in Brazil
• Thousands Remember Kurdish Leader
• New Dam Hopes to Reduce Seasonal Flooding in Iran
• Czechs Want in EU, But Not Before 2003
• Balkan Conflict Pushes Macedonian Refugees Into Familiar Country


June 10, 2001
• Fresh Vegetables Provide Great Music in Vienna
• Kwazulu-Natal Religious Folk Promote Tourism
• Ancient Chinese Alleyways the Site for Modern Hotels
• Dutch Merchant Ships Find Ways to Ward Off Pirates
• Elderly Cat Keeps On Keeping On
• Test Tube Horses Create Controversy in England
• Music Piracy Explodes into Romania
• Forced Labor Still a Reality in Many Nations
• Haitian Economy Struggles to Survive
• Palestinian Economy Severely Impacted by Months of Violence


May 27, 2001
• Falcons Released in Keeping With Arab Tradition
• Judo Dreams in Sight for Blind Athlete
• Morning After Pill Sparks Controversy Among Chilean Conservatives
• Dutch Soccer Players Test Positive for Steroids
• Lingering Tensions From World War II Cause Pacific Dissonance
• Canadian Public Throws Its Weight in Political Ring
• South African Businesses Look to Enter Asian Market
• European Nations Express Concern Over Bush Administration's Foreign Policy
• Philippines Embroiled in Bitter Election
• Indonesian President Faces Uncertain Political Future


May 20, 2001
• A Road March Is a Form of Recreation in Suriname
• Ukrainian Children Dancers Perform in Spain
• Canadian Government Gives Money to Art Programs
• Latinos Strive to Preserve Their Culture in the United States
• Transporting Rhinos and Hippos
• Conflicts in Australia and New Zealand Over Environment
• Holland Maps Subterranean Network of Cables
• International Law Enforcement Community Combats Organized Crime
• Spanish Police Uncovers Prostitution Scam
• Minorities in Kosovo Fear for Their Lives
• Drought Hits Afghanistan


May 06, 2001
• Thailand Makes Efforts to Include Elephants in Civilized Areas
• brown bears Overpopulated in Slovenia
• Putin Announces Increase in State Wages, Pensions.
• Tehran Hosts Music Festival
• Mexican Singer Puts Her Own Spin On a Classic
• Galician Port Provides Cultural Tourism
• Cuban Authorities Taking Strides to Improve Tourists' Health
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• Canadian Consumer Group Demands Compensation From World's Biggest Vitamin Producers
• Possible Impeachment for Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid


April 29, 2001
• Digital Revolution Reinvigorates Costa Rica
• New Invention Allows Lithuanians To Sunbathe Year Round
• Armenian, Azerbaijani Presidents Meet in Florida
• Romanian Students Interact With Nature
• Ethnic Serbs Now Target of Violence in Kosovo
• Waste For Some Means Art For Others
• Pakistan Flooded With Afghan Refugees
• Deborah Andollo and Her Uncanny Gift
• Indonesian Government Announces Military Action Against Aceh Separatists
• Canadian Biologists Awed By Ancient Sea Sponges
• Recent U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Sparks Resentment in China


April 08, 2001
• Latin Music With African Roots
• Police Investigation in South Africa Found to Be Lax
• South African Radio Goes Digital
• Globalization Does Damage to West African Villages
• African Journalists Honored at Awards Ceremony
• Swaziland's King and the Custom of Polygamy