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Bombs and tipping points: Pakistan and Northern Ireland

Oct 30, 2009
When Northern Ireland's Omagh bomb exploded, killing 29 people, I was in England, by cruel coincidence attending the wedding of a young man who had been badly injured in another attack in the...

Vatican synod urges corrupt African leaders to quit

Oct 23, 2009
Roman Catholic bishops called on corrupt Catholic leaders in Africa on Friday to repent or resign for giving the continent and the Church a bad name. Around 200 African bishops, along with dozens...

Attack in Iran: What are the links to Pakistan?

Oct 18, 2009
A week after suspected Sunni Islamist insurgents attacked the headquarters of the Pakistan Army, a suicide bomber killed six senior Revolutionary Guards commanders and 25 other people in...

A Big Mona with fries?

Oct 16, 2009
During the 1970s, I dropped in on Monsieur Turpin, a storied Parisian greengrocer and pheasant plucker. His walrus mustache bristled with indignation. “Those people,” he said, nodding toward two young Americans chewing on baguettes as they passed....

Afghanistan blames Pakistan for embassy bombing; India holds fire

Oct 10, 2009
Afghanistan has wasted little time in accusing. Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency of being behind a bomb attack on the Indian embassy in Kabul on Thursday. Asked by PBS...

Testing the limits of animal lab experiments

Nov 10, 2009
A mouse that can speak? A monkey with Down's Syndrome? Dogs with human hands or feet? British scientists want to know if such experiments are acceptable, or if they go too far in the name of medical research. The Academy of Medical Sciences has...

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il likes to collect trains

Nov 9, 2009
While some people enjoy collecting model trains and building tiny stations along scaled down tracks, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il appears to have taken this passion to a new level. According to a report in South Korea’s largest daily newspaper,...

Getting to grips with the post-Cold War security threat

Nov 6, 2009
-John Reid, formerly the UK Defence Secretary and Home Secretary, is MP for Airdrie and Shotts, and Chairman of the Institute for Security and Resilience Studies at University College, London. The opinions expressed are his own. - The fall of the...

The "hostile racket" that comes with North Korea's human rights season

Nov 5, 2009
Once a year, North Korea’s often vitriolic rhetoric machine fires up with special intensity to attack those who attack its human rights record. The exchanges usually come toward the end of the year when the U.N. General Assembly approves what has...

Forget about light bulbs - Iran wants a seat at the table

Nov 4, 2009
For years Mohamed ElBaradei, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and outgoing head of the U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency, has warned the United States and other Western powers against jumping to conclusions about Iran’s nuclear program. While...


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