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- When presidents talk tough
- A grass-roots model to counter words that incite
- In 'liberated' Mosul, ISIS still imperils the path to city's revival
- Retirement? No thanks. In 'graying' Japan, these women are just getting started
Posted: 11 Aug 2017 02:01 PM PDT |
A grass-roots model to counter words that incite Posted: 11 Aug 2017 12:15 PM PDT When President Trump used words of violence – "fire and fury the world has never seen" – to threaten North Korea, many people rushed to calm fears that his nuclear rhetoric might become a nuclear reality. A team of some 2,000 has been trained in mediation to deal with local disputes related to the election. |
In 'liberated' Mosul, ISIS still imperils the path to city's revival Posted: 11 Aug 2017 11:57 AM PDT The first sign Ghaith Ali had that Islamic State militants were still active in "liberated" western Mosul was a mysterious square object on the floor of a house he entered to make it ready for returning families. "Our mission was to clear houses before civilians come back, to say 'Your house is good,'" says Ali, a short-haired young man with a thin mustache and slight build, speaking in an Erbil hospital for war victims run by the Italian agency Emergency. |
Retirement? No thanks. In 'graying' Japan, these women are just getting started Posted: 11 Aug 2017 09:04 AM PDT In this sleepy, mountainous city, 85-year-old Yoshiko Zakoji starts her day with exercises before cooking rice and simmering vegetables for pre-ordered boxed lunches – as she has done for more than a decade. "I need to keep myself fit to continue my business," says Ms. Zakoji, who owns a shop in Iida, located 110 miles west of Tokyo. |
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