TNI in the news

Here are some references to TNI staff, fellows or advisors from other media outlets. Please note that as many of our network also work for other organisations, we do not assume to take credit for all of these media "hits."

The Guardian

The new parliamentary report on the cocaine trade lacks evidence and contradicts current expert thinking on the drug.

Christian Science Monitor

The UN, in its annual report released today, said Latin America is undermining the drug war by decriminalizing small amounts of drugs.

Business Week

International Narcotics Control Board's report condemns a growing drugs decriminalization movement in Latin America.

Inter Press Service

 The economic crisis in Greece has illustrated that there is a flipside to Europe's experiment in monetary union.

Media coverage of the Drug Law Reform Project

Ottawa Citizen

Researchers from Latin America, the United States and Europe agreed
that the debate is now centered on a search for local solutions rather
than the broader policing strategy long dictated from Washington.

Reuters

Many Latin American countries say the war on drugs has failed and are
adopting more permissive drug laws, including the decriminalization of
personal use.

Tree Hugger

The highlight of today's World Social Forum was a visit from Brazil's President Lula, who delivered a rousing speech articulating much of what was discussed earlier in the day, vowing that Brazil is prepared to take the lead on Green reform.

Courrier international

Le problème du réchauffement de la planète cristallise aujourd’hui les revendications du mouvement et pourrait lui donner un second souffle.

Inter Press Service

China and six South-east Asian countries have formed the world’s largest free trade area.

Al-Aahram Weekly

2009 proved disappointing for those who had hopes of a change in US Middle East policy from Barack Obama.

GMAnews.tv

Private armies in the Philippines to be disbanded before the May 10 elections.

Caribbean Business

Passing government tasks to the private sector is not a guarantee of a fiscal payoff for government or the optimization of services for the public.

The Standard

The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change denied entry to thousands of members of non- governmental groups.

Business Mirror

The United Nations-backed climate-change negotiations are now in deadlock, with many key issues still unresolved, mainly on emissions cuts  and financing the developing world’s coping mechanisms.

Irrawaddy

As the drugs are shipped to locations around the world, it's the communities in Burma and along the border that will pay the highest price, perhaps, because of the growing presence of drugs and a lack of resources to fight the problem at the local level.

Wall Street Journal

Climate campaigners staged a noisy walkout from the Copenhagen summit to protest the deadlock over a deal on climate change.

Halifax Media Co-op

Canada spanked and spoofed in Copenhagen over tar sands development, resistance to global emissions targets.

Business Mirror

The developing countries criticise the Philippine government’s decision to drop Bernarditas Muller as a key negotiator in Copenhagen.

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