Apologies for the delay of the newslinks today. Some administrative affairs got the best of your blogger for the better part of the day.
•Libya asks Arab League to cut Bulgaria ties: report [Reuters]
•U.S. Foreign Assistance Triumvirate Confirms Bolder Steps Needed; Fore Confirmation Uncertain [CGD]
•Unlicensed Drug Importers Selling Antiretrovirals in Zimbabwe, Medicines Control Authority Says [Kaiser]
•Indian Businesses Would Gain From Participating in Early Interventions To Prevent HIV, World Bank Report Says [Kaiser]
•Africa's Great Lakes Region Ministers Propose Joint Initiative To Address HIV/AIDS Among Member Nations [Kaiser]
•Former U.S. President Clinton Launches Subsidized ACT Program in Tanzania [Kaiser]
•Number of Malaria Cases in Afghanistan Likely Will Increase in 2007, Health Officials Say [Kaiser]
•Lack of DDT Contributing to Rise in Malaria in Some Parts of Africa, Editorial Says [Kaiser]
•WHO Panel Meets To Discuss Drug-Resistant TB Diagnostics [Kaiser]
•People With TB Should Be More Involved in Treatment Decisions, Study Says [Kaiser]
•Making aid accountable and effective: the challenge for the Third High Level Forum on aid effectiveness [Eldis]
•Remittances during crises: implications for humanitarian response [Eldis]
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