- Haiti: Avalanche of international aid flowing into Haiti
- Still no final death count
- Bill Clinton flew in on 1/18/10
- Getting it to those who need it to most is challenging
- Still a lot of violence, but also a lot of patience
- More than 2,000 U.S. marines set to arrive
- Afghanistan: Taliban attack in heart of Kabul
- Two men detonated suicide bombs while other militants “fought to the death” right near heart of Afghan government
- Attack demonstrates the Taliban’s new trend of bringing the fight to cities, rather than to rural areas
- FIRST time they’ve mounted an attack of this nature so successfully
- Iraq: seeks U.S. Blackwater lawsuit signatures
- Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki says they want compensation for a number of cases, including the 2007 killing of 17 Iraqis in Baghdad’s Nisoor Square
- Lawyers of the accused say they were acting in self-defense
- Ukraine: Orange leader Viktor Yushchenko eliminated from the country’s presidential election
- International monitors say the election has, thus far, been clean
- Canada: Toronto truck bomb plotter imprisoned
- Zakaria Amara, 24, co-led the Islamist militant group dubbed the Toronto 18
- Plan was to set off three truck bombs in eastern Canada
- France: Warning against Internet Explorer
- Certa, a government agency that oversees cyber threats, released the warning on ALL versions
- Calls for web users to find an alternative for security reasons
- These calls have been echoed by Germany
- Counterargument (primarily from Microsoft) maintains that other browsers probably have equal risks
Monday, January 18, 2010
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What are ways aid can get to Haiti more effectively? Do you think we need to be using International Orgs better?
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid that with these reports about aid getting to Haiti, people will be less likely to donate their money or time to the cause.