Mar 13th, 2010 · Thousands of red-shirted anti-government protesters converged on the Thai capital Saturday, giving the government an ultimatum to dissolve Parliament or face mass marches on key spots in the city.
Keywords: protests · city · demonstrations · Parliament · government · capital · Thai · Bangkok · ultimatum · converged
Aug 11th, 2009 · With a national health-care conversation in high gear, linguist Geoff Nunberg notes that "government" (as in "government-run plan") wasn't always such a dirty word. From "G-men" to "government bureaucrats," on this edition of Fresh Air.
Keywords: national · government · public · Health · linguist · bureaucratic · Geoff Nunberg · emFresh
Jul 25th, 2009 · More Terminator than Governator. (3) Bluff The Listener — Three stories about playing it safe. (4) Not My Job: Doug Glanville — Baseball great Doug Glanville answers three questions on Walter Cronkite.
Keywords: government · baseball · terminal · Walter Cronkite · Doug Glanville · The Listener · My Job
Jun 3rd, 2009 · In western Afghanistan, U.S. Special Forces are working to help villages govern themselves; that includes helping them fight corruption. A recent example, in which local officials are complicit in kidnappings and ransom demands, illustrates the challenges they face.
Keywords: Afghanistan · Afghan · corruption · Village · government · local · complicit
Mar 15th, 2009 · What started out as a clash between police and protesters in the Pakistani city of Lahore turned into a huge anti-government rally by day's end — and by evening, was a spontaneous celebration. NPR's Anne Garrels updates host Jacki Lyden .
Keywords: protests · city · government · Pakistan · celebration · Anne Garrels · Jacki Lyden · spontaneous · Lahore
Mar 5th, 2009 · The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir. He is accused of crimes against humanity in the Darfur region. But some warn that the president's arrest could dismantle an already fragile peaceful situation. Mahmoud Mamdani, a professor of Government, at Columbia University, explains what's at stake in Sudan.
Keywords: Sudan · crime · government · president · region · Custody · professor · Darfur · fragile · humanity · Columbia University · International Criminal Court
Feb 24th, 2006 · The Philippine government has canceled a commemoration of the 1986 ouster of dictator Ferdinand Marcos, fearing anti-government violence. A state of emergency is also in effect because of a reported coup plot. Steve Inskeep talks to Marites Vitug, editor of the Philippine magazine Newsbreak.
Keywords: emergency · Violence · government · Steve Inskeep · ouster · magazine · 1986 · dictator · Philippines · Ferdinand Marcos · Marites Vitug · Newsbreak
Feb 9th, 2006 · The Justice Department is reviewing immigration courts after repeated complaints that some judges are rude or incompetent. Immigration judges say there are not enough of them, and they are overworked.
Keywords: government · Complaints · Courts · Justice Department · immigration · judges · rude · overworked