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	Development Deadline 2015 The Millennium Development Goals - Bringing you independent news reporting on how the Millennium Development Goals are influencing policy decisions and making a difference on the ground. This selection of IPS stories brings you the latest thinking on the progress towards attaining the MDGs, their relevance, and key stories on the issues from poverty to partnership.
	Health Health News from Around the World: A selection of news and analysis of health issues, including HIV/AIDS, nutrition, environmental impacts, sex, and international assistance.
	Iraq & the Middle East Weekly bulletin on the aftermath of war in Iraq and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East. These IPS news stories are received by journalists, diplomats, government officials, political leaders, and by NGOs and civil society leaders, helping them to track the complex issues of a troubled region.
	Indigenous Peoples IPS reports "from the ground" on local developments - in politics, health, education, culture, human rights and every aspect of the lives of indigenous peoples.
	The Week with IPS The Week with IPS: Some of the most-read stories of the week, and stories you shouldn't go without reading.
	Migration Human migration is a matter of global concern. Flows of migrants and refugees influence and change the social, economic and political dynamics of their destinations -- and the places they have left behind. IPS covers crucial issues such as migrant and refugee rights, irregular or undocumented migration, human trafficking, remittances, displaced persons and forced labour. And the positive: in many cases migration creates a new dialogue between civilisations. Migrants themselves become the building blocks of bridges connecting different cultures.

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Women and Elections
With democratic elections a fact of life across Africa, the continent now faces a different challenge at the polls: ensuring that women have equal opportunities when running for office, representing their constituents, and casting ballots for future leaders. Sign up for a free monthly newsletter with a special focus on elections in Africa and resources for journalists and women in elected office.

Subsidies
Who really benefits? - Sign up for the free monthly newsletter, of special interest to journalists, on how governments allocate resources, and its impact felt most acutely in developing countries.

Death Penalty - Stop the Killing
Crime and Justice
Sign up for IPS's free monthly newsletter about worldwide efforts to abolish the death penalty!

The European Edition of the IPS DAILY JOURNAL
Produced by IPS Europe in Berlin and Brussels, TerraViva Europe serves European Union (EU) policy and decision-makers and their counterparts in the South. The journal reaches nearly 1,000 subscribers in the EU Commission, the European Parliament, diplomatic missions in Brussels and ACP countries and institutions, as well as a wide range of NGOs. It is available free of charge by e-mail and at: http://www.ipsterraviva.net/Europe/.

TerraViva United Nations Journal
The TerraViva U.N. Journal is made for policy-makers and decision-makers in the U.N., development agencies and foundations in North America and Europe. It is sent to more than 1,000 institutional subscribers - with an estimated readership of at least 5,000 - in New York and in other cities hosting U.N. organisations: Geneva, Paris, Rome, Vienna and Nairobi. The Journal is available by subscription at: http://www.ipsterraviva.net/UN/ and http://www.ipsdailyjournal.org

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