Websites Unite To Protest Internet Censorship In Uzbekistan

Several websites in Central Asia have launched what they call an “unlimited campaign” against Internet censorship to protest the increasingly restricted access in Uzbekistan to independent websites.

UN: Summit Organizers Apologize, Readmit Farda Journalist

Organizers of a UN food summit in Rome have readmitted a correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Persian-language service and apologized for the “unfortunate incident” when he was denied access on the summit’s opening...

New Magazine ‘Standpoint’ Looks To Move The Earth

A new magazine has enlisted in the global war of ideas with a critical mission — defending Western civilization in the face of the global terrorist threat. “Standpoint” made its debut during a lavish ceremony on May 28 at central London’s...

Rising Fuel Prices Threaten Namibia’s Fishing Industry

Rising fuel prices and high interest rates, coupled with stagnant fishing quotas will further plunge Namibia’s fisheries sector, which was showing signs of recovering, into the doldrums.

About 95% of Togolese Still Don’t have Access to Telephone, Report Says

The telephone coverage rate remains very low in Togo (4.8%) where 95.2% of the population do not have access to telephone, reliable sources told APA Monday.