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Monitor articles for November 28, 2010

Tense Ivory Coast vote reveals a nation divided
In Haiti election, voter confusion, apathy loom large
Angry voters flood streets as several candidates reject Haiti election
China calls for emergency talks over North-South Korea crisis
Classic review: The Lay of the Land
Cyber Monday 2010: Tips for finding deals and avoiding mishaps
How ethnicity colors the Ivory Coast election
WikiLeaks: Leaked cables reveal the rough workings of diplomacy
In Alexandria, a quiet Egypt election, a weakened Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt election derided as less free than fraudulent 2005 vote
Will voters accept Ivory Coast election results?
Mohamed Osman Mohamud: The Somali teen who wanted to bomb Portland
US asks WikiLeaks to halt document release