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Africa Monitor Are South Africans 'backward'? Zambia's white VP says so.

In an unfiltered interview with the Guardian last week, Zambian Vice President Guy Scott had fighting words for the continent's economic powerhouse. Now Pretoria is demanding an explanation.

Could India's polio eradication success story be a model for its other health issues?

Are Indian-Pakistani relations in jeopardy after prisoner death?

Guantánamo hunger strike: How others have handled such protests (+video)

Change Agent Joshua Williams found his purpose in life – at age 5

'Midnight's Children' tells Salman Rushdie's story of a pair of Indian boys switched at birth

Incursion or fair play? Chinese, Indian troops face off along disputed border.

Two Iranians in Kenya found guilty of bomb plots

Africa Monitor Another BRIC in the wall: Brazil stakes its claim in Africa

Was Africa the motherland of dinosaur predecessors?

Ireland's coalition government rived by new abortion law

Toward stopping abuse of women and girls

Bangladesh united in grief over a failed rescue from collapsed factory

Caught at border: Bangladesh factory owner arrested

Olive Press Israel seeks another type of coexistence – between tourists and the earth

US military chief in Beijing warns of North Korea 'miscalculation'

With budget-friendly Asha 210, Nokia takes aim at emerging markets

Is Mexico's economy more a fiesta or a siesta?

Ford's $1.6 billion earnings beat expectations

AAPL: sweeter dividend, sour outlook

China tests its borders again, this time in the mountains

Stir It Up! Country Captain with coconut rice

Global News Blog How a Quaker missionary from Philly became India's Johnny Appleseed

Return of a King

Africa Monitor Can Africa keep its economic boom from going bust?