Worldpress.org
  News and Views From Around the World   Africa - Americas - Asia-Pacific - Europe - Middle East - Front Page
 
 

 

In the Spotlight

 

'The Owl and the Hawk': A Plan to Avoid Another 9/11

The POP plan calls for all nations to deny entry to any passport holder whose government refuses to assume financial responsibility for criminal acts committed by the passport holder.
By Babs Chandrasoma.


 

U.N. Report: Balkans Safer Than Thought

The Balkans is safer than thought. This is the basic message from a recently published report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, a report whose arguments run counter to common wisdom. By Risto Karajkov.


 

'Iranians Love the West': An Interview With Omid Memarian

Memarian has been honored by Human Rights Watch for his work, which "embodies the new breed of human rights defenders who are pushing the boundaries of freedom of expression in Iran." By Am Johal.


 

U.S. Farm Bill 'Too Little, Too Late' for Developing World

The legislation broke new ground but the amount—$60 million over four years—was a fraction of the $300 million President Bush had sought for one fiscal year and will be spent on a pilot program. From IRIN.


 

Who's Running Foreign Policy in Washington?

Perhaps it helps to be a seasoned Kremlinologist to know who in the politburo on the Potomac is initiating and implement policy on Iran or any other topical international issue.
By Michael Werbowski.


 

Vacation? How to Plan the Trip of a Lifetime

Ada Letelier provides her insights into some of the pros and cons of traveling in an organized group, especially for those who have never had the pleasure of traveling in this manner.


 

In Their Eyes: Assisting the Quake-Affected Children of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir

Kashmir Family Aid, based in Bend, Ore., works to counter poverty and terrorism while promoting women's rights by providing secular education to quake-affected children.
By Christopher Stollar.


 

India-U.S. Nuclear Deal: A Victim of Oversell

It is evident that the India-United States civilian nuclear deal is a victim of oversell as a "historic" accord to emancipate India's economy and international status.
By Sreeram Chaulia.




Africa

Solar Powered Computer Center Opens in Sierra Leone: An Interview With Samuel Atere-Roberts

By Roland Marke

Second Wave of Reforms in Mozambique Aims to Share Wealth

Integrated Regional Information Networks (United Nations), Maputo, Mozambique

Spate of Arrests Ahead of Elections in Zimbabwe

Integrated Regional Information Networks (United Nations), Harare, Zimbabwe

More

Americas

Youth Views: Is War as Diplomacy Obsolete?

Stephen Coulthart, Common Ground News Service

Big Stakes in November Elections in Venezuela

By Kiraz Janicke and Federico Fuentes, Green Left Weekly (radical newspaper), New South Wales, Australia

Insite Saves Lives: An Interview With Liz Evans

Am Johal, Vancouver, British Columbia

More

Asia-Pacific

China's 'Panda' Imperialism

Bright B. Simons, Essex, England

Aboriginal Control of Aboriginal Affairs

Pat Eatock, Green Left Weekly (radical newspaper), New South Wales, Australia

Current Indian Political Scenario—Problems That Take Priority

By CSVR Murthy, Tiruchirapalli, India

More

Europe

Cyprus: The Time Has Come…

By Antonia Dimou, Athens, Greece

Discounts on Democracy in Europe: Who Should Determine How One Self-Determines?

Risto Karajkov, Bologna, Italy

Aid Consultancies: Is the Money Well Spent?

Risto Karajkov, European Voice, Brussels, Belgium

More

Middle East

Gaza Truce Is a Sham, Say Analysts

Chris Gelken, Tehran, Iran

Saudis Call for Dialogue

By Asma Hanif, Common Ground News Service, Brussels, Belgium

'Once Upon a Country': An Interview With Sari Nusseibeh

By Mohanan Hamed and Adham Manasreh, Qantara.de, Bonn, Germany

More

 
Top  
 
  Copyright © 1997-2008 Worldpress.org. All Rights Reserved. - - Privacy Notice - Terms & Conditions - Front Page