U.N. predicts world population hits 9.2 billion by 2050
A United Nations report projects global population to reach 9.2 billion by 2050, with most growth in developing nations. It notes fewer AIDS deaths due to antiretroviral use, a shift toward aging populations in Asia and Latin America, and Africa absorbing a large share of new workers amid low development.
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Hollywood and Iran clash over 300 with war lens
Iran denounces the Greeks versus Persians blockbuster 300 as a US humiliation attempt. Iran and Hamshahri warn of protests worldwide while Javad Shamghadri says the film reflects American provocation. The article notes 300’s $70 million opening and its battle of Thermopylae context. Indonesia demands a binding Material Transfer Agreement before sharing bird flu samples with WHO, amid concerns over vaccine use and access for developing nations.
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Ecuador turmoil as fired lawmakers seize Congress
About 20 lawmakers fired last week by Ecuador's electoral court forced their way into Congress, clashed with riot police, and occupied seats amid protests. Gloria Gallardo led entry shouting dictatorship, while injuries to two lawmakers and three others were reported. President Correa blamed the ousted lawmakers and vowed constitutional reform ahead of an April 15 referendum to rewrite the charter.
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Calderon chides Bush on wall policy during visit
Mexican President Felipe Calderon admonished President Bush at a ceremony upon his arrival in Merida. He pressed Washington to prioritize Mexico, opposed the border wall plan, and urged meeting global issues with mutual prosperity. Calderon urged better social conditions to curb migration while noting US border measures. Bush defended the barrier and pledged immigration reform efforts. The exchange marked a tense start to two days of talks between the leaders.
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Britain Unveils Bold Long Term Climate Bill
Britain proposes legally binding long term carbon emission limits with a five year budget and an independent progress body. The bill sets targets through 2050, aims to spur a global pact, and hinges on U S China and India commitments while EU moves toward renewables and Kyoto Protocol goals.
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