Opinion

May 1, 2009

Nothing to Sneeze At

By Wendy Orent Special to the Los Angeles Times The recent swine flu outbreak has caused worldwide anxiety. But there’s – Read More...
May 1, 2009

Indonesia’s Unethical and Illegal Primate Supply Chain Must End

By Sarah Kite For The Bali Times Indonesia’s ban on the export of wild-caught monkeys for research is a sham. – Read More...
April 24, 2009

ANZAC Day Myth and Meaning

Richard Laidlaw, an Australian who lives in Bali, reflects on the modern meaning of ANZAC Day in his home country – Read More...
April 24, 2009

Another U.N. Failure as Cataclysm Looms in Sri Lanka?

By James Traub The fighting threatens to produce exactly the kind of cataclysm that states vowed to prevent when they – Read More...
April 24, 2009

The Free World Bars Free Speech

By Jonathan Turley For years, the Western world has listened aghast to stories out of Iran, Saudi Arabia and other – Read More...
April 17, 2009

Use Smart Financial Power to Hit North Korea

By Juan Carlos Zarate On Monday, the U.N. Security Council voted to condemn North Korea’s recent missile launch and ordered – Read More...
April 17, 2009

Under Fiji Media Crackdown, an Aussie is Naturally Deported

Veteran Australian reporter Sean Dorney, the ABC’s Pacific Correspondent, was expelled from Fiji this week following another virtual coup d’état – Read More...
April 3, 2009

On Condoms, the Pope May Be Right

By Edward C. Green When Pope Benedict XVI commented this month that condom distribution isn’t helping, and may be worsening, – Read More...
April 3, 2009

“Guest Editorial” : In Defense of Genocide: An Arab Summit Embraces the Butcher of Darfur

The Washington Post For decades, summit meetings of the Arab League have resounded with rhetoric about the alleged “double standards” – Read More...
April 3, 2009

How (and Why) the US Should Help Build an ASEAN Economic Community

By Michael Plummer The Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ agreement to create a unified market by 2015 is an extremely – Read More...