Thousands of Filipino farmers are in the fifth day of a standoff with police over drought assistance. They barricaded themselves inside of a church after police used live ammunition against them as they blocked...
Crushing personal debt is forcing many Indian farmers to take extreme measures. Thousands have committed suicide to try to save their family farms, as personal debt in India does not pass from one generation...
Fighting continues in Yemen as U.S. expedites arms to Saudi Arabia Food safety concerns are out front as TPA “fast track” moves through Congress Texas lawmakers bar fracking bans, take up other controversial measures...
The plights of farmers in India is drawing global attention after a recent spate of suicides. More than a quarter-of-a-million farmers have killed themselves in the past two decades, their deaths often linked to...
Shooting of two police in Ferguson comes amidst wave of resignations CIA Director announces major restructuring of the intelligence agency U.S. sanctions against Venezuela kick off a new round of diplomatic tensions From anarchists...
Since mid-January farmers have been in the streets of Bangkok, protesting the government’s refusal to pay for rice held by millers. Now, as Ron Corben reports, these farmers are receiving financial backing from on-going...
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