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 Wednesday, Jun 20, 2001
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BUSH ADMINISTRATION TO ISSUE DECISION ON STEM CELL FUNDING
The Bush administration is deeply divided over the decision it must soon make about whether to allow federal funding for research on stem cells that using fertilized eggs derived from in vitro fertilization. Many scientists, however, believe that these cells could hold the key to curing diseases ...
China - poverty
Ten percent of Chinese poverty funds mismanaged or embezzled
BEIJING
Ten percent of China's budget for lifting rural poor out of poverty are being mismanaged or embezzled, a Chinese official said Tuesday, citing a government study.
The study, which looked at how poverty relief funds were spent in ...
Bangladesh blast mars election run-up
Twenty-two people are killed and more than 100 injured when a bomb ripps through the local offices of the country's ruling Awami League in Narayanganj.

The government has blamed the bomb, the latest in a series to rock the South Asian ...

Japan - WBank - ADB - poverty
Japan, World Bank, ADB vow closer ties to fight poverty
TOKYO
The World Bank, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Japanese government said Monday they would tighten their ties to fight poverty, especially in Asia.
"We still have so much to do," Shoji Nishimoto, ADB director of ...
ADB - Asia - environment
"Pervasive" environment degradation could slow Asian growth: ADB
MANILA
Widespread environmental degradation in the Asia Pacific could hamper economic growth necessary to combat massive poverty in the region, an Asian Development Bank study released Monday said.
According to the ADB's Asian ...
Bangladesh - politics
Bangladesh PM committed to alleviate poverty if voted back to power
SHIBCHAR, Bangladesh
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed, whose five-year term ends next month, Saturday said if she was voted back to power Bangladesh's development would continue.
"If you vote the Awami League back to power the spree of development activities will continue as my government has endeavoured to do in the past five years," she told a huge public rally in southern Madaripur, after a groundbreaking ceremony of a 450-metre long bridge over Arail Kha river here.
She added: "We want to develop Bangladesh so that we do not have to seek foreign aid from ...
Bosnia - Serbs - poverty
Over 95 percent in Bosnian Serb entity live in poverty: survey
BANJA LUKA, Bosnia-Hercegovina
Over 95 percent of people in the Bosnian Serb entity within Bosnia-Hercegovina live in poverty, according to a survey published on Saturday in daily Glas Srpski.
Under the 1995 Dayton accords which ended a three-year war in ...
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