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  • Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Nobel Peace Prize laureate. (Associated Press)

    Peace prize for EU sparks unrest

    Three Nobel Peace Prize laureates, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, have contested the awarding of this year's prize to the European Union, saying the 27-nation bloc contradicts the values associated with the prize because it relies on military force to ensure security.

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  • Anti-apartheid icon Mandela's life now online

    Click: South Africa's last white president speaks about his friendship with Nelson Mandela. Click: Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, two anti-apartheid icons, pose with Tutu's grandchildren. Click: Mandela offers a self-deprecating memory in a handwritten note.

  • Anti-apartheid icon Mandela's life now online

    Click: South Africa's last white president speaks about his friendship with Nelson Mandela. Click: Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, two anti-apartheid icons, pose with Tutu's grandchildren. Click: Mandela offers a self-deprecating memory in a handwritten note.

  • Briefly

    Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu, an anti-apartheid hero often described as South Africa's conscience, slammed the ANC-led government as "disgraceful" and said it is worse than the country's former oppressive white regime for not issuing a visa to the Dalai Lama.

  • An Israeli border police officer carries a canister with tear-gas grenades as he crosses between fences in Israel's separation barrier between the outskirts of the West Bank village of Bilin, near Ramallah, and the Israeli settlement of Modiin Illit on Sunday, June 26, 2011. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

    Israel begins dismantling section of barrier

    Israel on Sunday began tearing down a section of its contentious West Bank separation barrier near a village that has come to symbolize Palestinian opposition to the enclosure, the military said.

  • Tutu says S.Africa no longer embarrassed over AIDS

    Cape Town's former Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu said Tuesday that South Africa has changed its AIDS policy and no longer should be ashamed of its policies to combat the epidemic.

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    Using a condom is a lesser evil than transmitting HIV to a sexual partner — even if that means a woman averts a possible pregnancy, the Vatican said Tuesday, signaling a seismic shift in papal teaching as it explained Pope Benedict XVI's comments.

  • S.African opera rejects call to cancel Israel tour

    Cape Town's renowned opera troupe is rejecting a call from retired Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu to cancel a performance in Israel scheduled next month.

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