Troy Coyle, 11 June 2003
Western pharmaceutical giants' exploitation of indigenous peoples' ancient knowledge of plants, animals and the environment is escalating, says Troy Coyle.
Kevin Mitchell, 11 June 2003
Once again Sven Goran Eriksson displayed his contempt for international friendlies in Tuesday night's 2-1 victory over Serbia and Montenegro.
Alexander Hay, 10 June 2003
Nightclub lovers look away now, a dance anthem anti-Christ is on the warpath…
Charles Banda, 10 June 2003
A senior Malawian magistrate was among 20 people arrested in the lakeshore district of Salima for alleged marijuana trafficking in a week beset with events surrounding the drug.
Chinmayee Manjunath, 8 June 2003
India's erstwhile colonial laws outlawing homosexuality are out of touch with a changing society, Chinmayee Manjunath discovers.
Gonzalo Suarez, 8 June 2003
Delivering bad news can be a difficult and unforgiving business, but spare a thought for those who do it for a living…
Steven Corbett, 8 June 2003
The concept of 28 Days Later, not to mention its top-ranking production team should have guaranteed a cracking watch, but product placement overkill, poor direction and unwarranted gore ruined it for this reviewer…
Stephen Mbogo, 3 June 2003
The AIDS virus – which affects about 35 million people in Africa - will cause annual growth to fall across the continent this year, political leaders have warned.
Daniela Tuchel, 2 June 2003
As the Romanian government reconvenes to decide whether to lift a ban on the international adoption of its orphans, Daniela Tuchel investigates the likely effects on a future generation.
Sreerekha Pillai, 27 May 2003
The carefully structured notions of India's caste hierarchy have remained unchallenged for thousands of years but a power shift is dawning, says Sreerekha Pillai.
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