Opinion

By Lynn Kunkle and Lisa Schirch WASHINGTON ~ As concerns persist that Israel or the United States could attack Iran,... Read More →

By Bill Schneider “When Barack Obama comes to London, I am certain that 50,000 people will turn out to cheer... Read More →

By Nicholas D. Kristof GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip ~ The yearlong siege of Gaza may soon end with the new... Read More →

By Neely Tucker Zimbabwe, how it was before: The smell of millet beer, the smoke from cooking fires, Oliver Mtukudzi... Read More →

By Wendy R. Sherman This latest round of diplomatic dancing with North Korea should finally put to rest the hoariest... Read More →

By Frances Seymour For The Bali Times BOGOR, West Java ~ Last December 10,000 people met in Bali to attend... Read More →

By Joyce Major For The Bali Times “Balanced precariously on the edge of destruction, the Indonesian rainforest and the orangutans... Read More →

By Colum Lynch The Washington Post UNITED NATIONS ~ For four years, UN peacekeepers have protected Haiti’s fragile government from... Read More →

Before we all start running around like headless chickens on news this week of the first human fatalities of avian... Read More →

If the central government hopes for a more robust, clearer judiciary, it needs to start supporting the nation’s courts –... Read More →