http://www.huffingtonpost.com/crossover-dreams
 A new blog by IPS writers about migration flows and the global economy. Anchored by Peter Costantini, IPS correspondent in Seattle, it is hosted on the Huffington Post, the fastest growing news site in the United States.
Migration is by definition a phenomenon that crosses borders and generates radically different perspectives among those touched by it. IPS writes about it regularly promoting news stories through the migration and refugees website and a newsletter . This new blog is an opportunity for IPS writers to get more personal - to include their own experiences and reflections about reporting migration from their communities and countries.
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| Gender Masala
http://www.ips.org/blog/mdg3/
 Suvendrini Kakuchi is Sri Lankan but has been based in Japan more than half her life so she says she has two homes -- one in Sri Lanka and the other in Japan. Suvendrini has covered Japan-Asia relations for almost two decades, focusing on development and gender themes. She writes Gender Masala notes from her base in Tokyo. Tess Bacalla in Manila, Estrella Gutierrez in Caracas, Kudzai Makombe in Zimbabwe, Diana Cariboni in Montevideo and our founder-blogger Mercedes Sayagues from Maputo are our other regular contributors.
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Journeys to Democracy
http://www.beenasarwar.wordpress.com/
Beena Sarwar posts articles, reports and comments on current issues, including her own reports, articles and comments (and occasional column ‘Personal Political’) from Karachi, Pakistan. |
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Jim
Lobe
http://www.lobelog.com
Jim Lobe is best known for his coverage of
U.S. foreign policy, particularly the neo-conservative
influence in the Bush administration. |
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Informed Comment: Global Affairs - ICGA
 http://icga.blogspot.com
IPS Correspondent Farideh Farhi and others blog on urgent issues of the day in global affairs.
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Wadner
Pierre
Blog de Port-au-Prince
http://wadnerpierre.blogspot.com/
A french/kreyol/english blog covering labour, economic, political,
educational, environmental and human rights issues in Haiti. |
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| Omid Memarian is well known for his news analysis, regular columns and blogs in English and Persian. Memarian works as a freelance writer for the IPS News Agency (Inter Press Service) Rooz Online and regularly blogs for the Huffington Post. He has had op-ed pieces published in The New York Times San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Opendemocracy.org and Contra Costa Times. He received Human Rights Watch’s highest honor in 2005 the Human Rights Defender Award for his courageous work as a human rights activist. |
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