Archive for November, 2010

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video: Almost 300 lost Picasso works discovered

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

A collection of almost 300 works by Pablo Picasso has been found after nearly 40 years.

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VIDEO: China ready to abandon North Korea ?

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

Leaked documents from WikiLeaks claim that China no longer regards North Korea as a useful ally and would support reunification.

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VIDEO: Burn After Reading: WikiLeaked cables expose State Dept secrets

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

The publication by Wikileaks of a huge raft of communiques has played havoc with American diplomacy. Politicians around the world say the confidential reports of U.S. officials offer few new facts. A senior defense official says lawyers from across U.S. government agencies are studying whether it might be possible to prosecute WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange under the Espionage Act.

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VIDEO: ShowBiz Minute: Madonna, Oscars, Depp

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

Madonna opens a gym in Mexico City; James Franco and Anne Hathaway are picked as co-hosts for the Oscars; Johnny Depp says Disney hated his Captain Sparrow.

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VIDEO: Diplomatic damage control?

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

Germany insists transatlantic partnership still “robust” after WikiLeaks revelations. CNN’s Diana Magnay reports.

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VIDEO: Gold rush triggers deadly lead poisoning

By Siraaj Cassiem | 30 November 2010

CNN’s Christian Purefoy reports on the business behind the worst ever recorded lead poisoning outbreak in Nigeria.

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VIDEO: WikiLeaks: ‘US trust no one’

By Siraaj Cassiem | 29 November 2010

The Guardian’s Investigations Editor, David Leigh, says WikiLeaks documents are potentially embarrassing.

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VIDEO: WikiLeaks: ‘US does not believe in press freedom’

By Siraaj Cassiem | 29 November 2010

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange criticises US President Obama’s administration.

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VIDEO: Election problems in Haiti

By Siraaj Cassiem | 29 November 2010

Problems develop as Haitians head to the polls in the first general election since the massive earthquake.

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VIDEO: Ore. Fire Boosts Fears of Anti-Muslim Backlash

By Siraaj Cassiem | 29 November 2010

Someone set fire to an Islamic center on Sunday, two days after a man who worshipped there was accused of trying to blow up a van full of explosives during Portland’s Christmas tree lighting ceremony.