Month: June 2013

NEW YORK, Jun 17 (IPS) – Stories of struggle can be found all over the world, from a law classroom in Oklahoma and the brutal borderlands between the United States and Mexico to a Bedouin village in Jordan and wedding...

Greece became the first developed nation to be cut to emerging-market status by MSCI Inc. (MSCI) after the local stock indexplunged 83 percent since 2007. Greece failed to meet criteria regarding securities borrowing and lending...

Anyone who has visited Morocco will know how important mint tea is to North African culture. A mixture of green tea and mint leaves, the drink is heavily sweetened with sugar and poured from a height into dainty glasses....

Construction has started on a 300MW wind farm in Morocco which will be one of the largest in Africa. Mott MacDonald is providing technical advice to lenders during construction and operational phases. During the development...

There’s wonderful power in an ideal. My childhood visions of Camelot, where gallant knights fought for justice, “July and August cannot be too hot”, and rain “never falls till after sundown”, still...