Nobel peace prize: Environment for peace

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Wangari Maathai, the Kenyan Assistant Minister for Environment, Natural Resources and Wildlife, getting the Noble Peace Prize for the year 2004, created a situation of confusion amongst the mainstream media. However, in the era of concerns over security issues, awarding Maathai show how complex the links are between environaawment and security.

Kenya, Achievements and awards, Environmental aspects, Environmental policy, Environmentalists, Environmental activists, Maathai, Wangari, Nobel Prizes

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Disenchantment sets in

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The details regarding Hong Kong conference of ministerial meetings to the World Trade Organization is discussed. A major deal on negotiating targets to liberalise trade in agriculture and industrial goods is stated to be needed.

Foreign trade, Hong Kong, International trade, World Trade Organization, Agricultural policy, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Free trade

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