Top photo award for Arab Spring portrait

Top photo award for Arab Spring portrait Amsterdam: A portrait of a veiled woman cradling a wounded relative in her arms, taken in Yemen by Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda for The New York Times, won the top World Press Photo prize on Friday. The photograph captured a moment in the conflict in Yemen, when demonstrators against outgoing president Ali Abdullah Saleh used a mosque in Sanaa as a field hospital to treat the wounded. But judges said...
08:52 PM, Feb 10, 2012

World press reacts positively to Verdict 2009

World press reacts positively to Verdict 2009 The decisive verdict of 2009 is making news around the world. ...
02:30 AM, May 21, 2009

India, 12 other countries unsafe for journalists: Survey

India, 12 other countries unsafe for journalists: Survey Adelaide: In a vicious attack on Indian culture and Indian team, of which he was the coach, Greg Chappell has said that the side lacked leaders because parents, school teachers and coaches made all the decisions in the Indian system. The (Indian) culture is very different; it's not a team culture. They lack leaders in the team because they are not trained to be leaders. From an early age, their...
01:45 PM, May 01, 2008

Look what the world's doing on X'mas

Look what the world's doing on X'mas It's that time of the year again, and newspapers around the world been devoting more than a few columns to Christmas news. ...
09:47 PM, Dec 22, 2006
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