Wednesday, April 18, 2012 SHANGHAI -- Another 100,000 people may have to move away from China's Three Gorges Dam due to the risk of disastrous landslides and bank collapses around the reservoir of the world's biggest hydroelectric facility, state media said Wednesday. BLOG POSTS  | Gordon Brown: Education Without Borders
Every child has a right to an education. Yet millions of children are living in countries where that right is systematically violated as a result of armed conflict. |  | Anne Sinclair: Confidentially Yours
In five days, the first round of the presidential election in France. It's difficult to imagine what the coming days might bring, even though we can guess that they will not bring great changes. |  | John Feffer: Scraping the Bottom
Just about every commodity we depend on is becoming scarce: oil, natural gas, key metals, rare earth elements, and even arable land. As a result, like greedy little kids with a cookie jar, we are scraping the bottom to get all that remains. |  | Laurence Watts: 10 Breathtaking Sights You'll Miss If You Boycott Anti-Gay Countries (PHOTOS)
You do little to change LGBT rights in anti-gay countries by boycotting them. Instead, you'll deny ordinary citizens in those countries income and jobs, and you'll miss out on some of the best tourism our little planet has to offer. Here is a short list of sights you won't see. |  | Alon Ben-Meir: Welcome to Israel's Seasonal Political Charade
To overcome Israel's debilitating political party structure, there is an urgent need to support the creation of a single party consisting of the left and left-of-center parties. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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