The World Bank’s Road to Climate Catastrophe
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Read moreOne strength of truly progressive analysis is that it places what appear to be isolated events in a larger context
Read moreAfghanistan will undergo the first presidential elections in the countrys history on October 9, 2004.
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Read moreThe Taliban are acutely aware that sustained donor interest and military support will not last forever; donor fatigue, shifting budgetary priorities, and waning donor attention are inevitable.
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Indeed, the Bush administration, with strong backing from both parties in Congress, is now engaging in what the Israeli newspaper Haaretz has referred to as the Sharonization of U.S. Policy.
Read moreIt was clear from the start that Iraq’s sovereignty was in name, not in deed.
Read moreConflict resolution will not occur until political and factional leaders re-absorb the lesson that each persons humanity, while unique, is of equal value.
Read moreThe Mounting Costs of the Iraq War
Read moreWinning a worldwide war on terrorism is much more about overcoming cultural mindsets that set people apart from each other out of fear and ignorance than about celebrating the freedom of the American barbecue.
Read morePublic understandings of the economy also matter.
Read moreThe Japanese weekly magazine Aera questioned whether Kim Jong Il would follow the cooperative path of Moammar Gadhafi, or continue along the confrontational, and ultimately self-destructive, path that Saddam Hussein trod.
Read moreDoes Qadhafi mean what he says and will Washington reciprocate and normalize relations with Libya?
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