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Humor · November, 2006
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Stories about Humor from November, 2006

27 November 2006

Poland: On Borat, Election, and Russia

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

China: golden Mao

Written by Oiwan Lam · Quick Reads · East Asia

26 November 2006

The Week That Was in Bahrain

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Middle East & North Africa

More than 300,000 Bahrainis went to the polls on Saturday to elect 40 Municipal Councillors and another 40 Members of Parliament. This is the second time Bahrainis vote in their...

25 November 2006

Dubai's Spice Bazaar to be Disneyfied!

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa

Senegal: Criteria for Recruiting Ministers?

Written by Alice Backer · Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa

24 November 2006

23 November 2006

Malaysia: Timid Response to Australian Insult

Written by Preetam Rai · Quick Reads · East Asia

22 November 2006

Russia: Hairdressers

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

21 November 2006

Image from Mali: Transporting Sheep

Written by Alice Backer · Sub-Saharan Africa

Flickr photo blogger Johanne Veilleux posts this shot taken in Siby, Mali and writes (Fr): “Yep, these are indeed sheep attached to the bus’ roof.”

Serbia: Political Parties

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Serbia: Hiding From the Rain

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Former Yugoslavia: Album Cover

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Costa Rica on Arias, Sabina and CAFTA

Written by Juliana Rincón Parra · Latin America

Costa Rican blogs these past two weeks have had a bit of CAFTA, a bit of music and some complaints on the roads and the trash. The latter two are...

Lebanon: Campaigns, Politics and Photos

Written by Moussa Bashir · Middle East & North Africa

A wide variety of topics were highlighted in the Lebanese blogosphere this week. There are campaigns against sectarianism, child abuse and AIDS as well as minorities speaking out. There are...