* World: A study backed by Oxfam concluded that the global population “especially in the world’s poorest countries, are cutting back on the quantity or quality of the food they eat because of rising food prices.”
* U.S.: In a report to Congress, President Barack Obama claimed that the current mission in Libya doesn’t require legislative approval under the War Powers Resolution.
* Greece: Prime Minister George Papandreou brought up the possibility of stepping down in response to mass protests and a national economy in dire straits.
* Sudan: According to the U.N. and several aid workers, “dozens of people” were killed in an internal border area of Sudan.
Image – AFP via The Guardian
Online Sources- AFP, MSNBC, Reuters, Bloomberg
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
World Watch: Starving
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Greece,
international economy,
Libya,
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