$196 Billion; Little Proof UN Health Programs Work -- AP
LONDON -- In the last two decades, the world has spent more than $196 billion trying to save people from death and disease in poor countries.
But just what the world's gotten for its money isn't clear, according to two studies published Friday in the medical journal Lancet.
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MIDDLE EAST
Iran's supreme leader orders an end to protests. Iran's Khamenei throws down hard line with protesters. Iran analyst: Is Mousavi willing to risk "slaughter" in the streets?
Arabs largely silent on Iran election and unrest.
UK envoy in first Hezbollah talks.
ASIA
India appeals for Maoist insurgents, sympathizers to engage in dialogue. Indian forces close in on Maoists.
Thai Group: Muslim rebels have killed 115 teachers.
Kashmir shuts down over deaths.
New crisis in Swat valley as residents run out of food.
Global campaign marks Suu Kyi's 64th birthday.
Inside Burma: exclusive report.
AFRICA
Somalia suicide bomb toll rises.
Somalia government regroups after suicide attack. Somali MP gunned down in capital.
A quarter of men admit rape in South African survey.
Zimbabwe accused of continuing rights abuses.
EUROPE
EU agrees Irish treaty compromise.
Car bomb kills police official in Spain.
Northern Ireland loyalist group dumps arms: report.
UK MPs' expenses: How the documents came out.
British WW1 vet becomes world's oldest man.
AMERICAS
Once hush-hush, drug war plays big in Mexico vote.
Peru Indians hail 'historic' day.
Colombia denies U.S. request for rebel.
U.N. says Colombian army killed innocent civilians.
Living on Canada's oil.
California unemployment rises to 11.5% in May.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
After Guantanamo, starting over in Bermuda.
Algerian jihadists seek to expand.
Hungary in talks to take in Guantanamo detainees.
Palau's Muslims anxiously await Gitmo detainees.
ECONOMIC/FINANCIAL CRISIS
EU sees signs of ‘sustainable’ recovery, seeks exit strategy.
EU agrees on regulatory groups.
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