international development on Townhall

• Top Anglican calls for debate on financial tax Wed Nov 2
  AP News
• Pakistani Sesame Street preaches tolerance Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Autumn harvest watched warily in food-poor NKorea Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• Global Fund suspends $28m AIDS grant in Mali Wed Oct 19
  AP News
• U.S. plays politics with N.Korean food aid, NGOs say Fri Oct 14
  Reuters News
• U.S. met Cubans over jailed American, official says Fri Oct 14
  Reuters News
• Official: Lives saved in East Africa famine relief Wed Oct 5
  AP News
• Amid Europe's crisis, UK skeptics seek looser ties Tue Oct 4
  AP News
• Namibian skulls ignite anger, not peace Tue Oct 4
  AP News
• U.S. struggles to chart fresh course with Pakistan Sat Oct 1
  Reuters News
• Support wavers for U.S. economic aid to Pakistan Wed Sep 28
  Reuters News
• Look What We've Made in Taiwan Fri Sep 23
  Ed Feulner
  As I write this column, my plane is taking off from Taiwan's Taoyuan Airport to bring me back home. It was a special visit to Taiwan -- one that helped put so many earlier visits into a larger perspective. ... more
• Al-Qaeda Affiliate, not Famine, is Responsible for Somalian Genocide Mon Sep 5
  Rachel Alexander
  Somalia is in the midst of a famine, suffering from the worst drought in 60 years. The al-Qaeda affiliate al-Shabab has destroyed the country. ... more
• Obama’s Mideast Failures Spur Congressional Action Tue May 31
  Joel Mowbray
  It has been two weeks since Arabs marched on Israel's borders on four sides, yet that media spectacle remains a potent metaphor for the mounting threats facing the tiny Jewish state, from Hezbollah taking over Lebanon to the Hamas-partnered Palestinian government attempting to circumvent peace talks by unilaterally declaring statehood at the United Nations. ... more
• One-on-One with Nancy Pelosi Tue May 17
  Larry Kudlow
  And while she still wants to tax oil companies, she did have some interesting thoughts regarding pro-growth tax reform and spending and entitlement cuts. ... more
• Palestinian "Unity" for Terrorism Wed May 4
  Joel Mowbray
  As "Arab streets" rise up and many of their governments are teetering or have fallen, the two rival Palestinian factions — the terrorist organization Hamas and the “moderate” Fatah party — are attempting a unity government that would ensure continued power for the society’s favored few. ... more
• Soros-Backed Group Defends Incitement Against Israel Mon Apr 4
  Joel Mowbray
  J-Street suffered a humiliating defeat last week on Capitol Hill – which means Israel scored an important victory. ... more
• Soros-backed group defends incitement against Israel Mon Apr 4
  Joel Mowbray
  Considering how much direct and indirect support the U.S. provides to the Palestinians each year, Congress could take decisive action to at least ensure that U.S. taxpayers are not funding incitement against Israel. ... more
• Rethinking the United Nations Wed Mar 9
  Thomas P. Kilgannon
  Barack Obama’s already poor relationship with the British is about to get worse. ... more
• Status of the Union Sun Mar 6
  Paul Jacob
  Americans who pride their country for its No. 1 status might consider doing something before its number is up. ... more
• Every Dollar Has a Sponsor Fri Jan 21
  Rich Galen
  The chatter around Your Nation's Capital among the cognoscenti, the intelligentsia, and smarty-pantses over the past 24 hours was: Is there any real meaning to the House vote to repeal Obamacare? ... more

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