Opinion

By Marc Gopin States defined as religious or ethnic are almost always injurious to human rights, and injurious to the – Read More...

By Richard Laidlaw Just what is going on with rabies in Bali? It’s an interesting question – quite literally a – Read More...

Lyndal Curtis, political correspondent of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, on the busy world of Twitterdom I’m a geek and I’m – Read More...

By Doyle McManus On October 1, the United States and other great powers will restart talks with Iran, a new – Read More...

By George Bisharat Will Israel’s decades-long impunity from international law finally come to an end? That is the question facing – Read More...

By Claude Salhani WASHINGTON ~ The aftermath of the Scottish governm-ent’s recent release of Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, the former Libyan – Read More...

By J. Peter Scoblic Last week, peace activists around the world commemorated the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima – Read More...

By Thant Myint-U Twenty years of sanctioning and lecturing Burma’s military regime have failed. The West needs to engage with – Read More...

By Rachel Dry The universe of notoriety is bigger than it was in 1968 when Andy Warhol proclaimed, “In the – Read More...

By William J. Furney The Bali Times CANGGU ~ Ahead of their execution last November, the three Bali bombers – – Read More...