BELGRADE - An estimated 160,000 people in Serbia are still in danger from thousands of unexploded cluster bombs, ten years after the NATO bombing campaign. The danger is gravest in the south, close to the border with Kosovo. A survey by the independent Norwegian...
Obama Team Debates Stance on Israeli Attack Threat
Wrong Again
Spain May Try American Officials in Terror War Abuses
Human rights organizations and legal scholars are applauding the efforts of Spanish lawyers in seeking the indictment of six former officials of the administration of President George W. Bush in connection with the torture of detainees at the U.S. military's...
Wednesday: 10 Iraqis Killed, 27 Wounded
Filling the Skies With Assassins
Medics and Interrogations Don’t Mix
Human rights advocates are expressing alarm about recent disclosures that medical professionals assisted the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in harsh interrogations at secret prisons overseas and at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. It has also been brought to...
The Samson Gambit
‘Progressive’ Warmongers
A Softer Version of Bush’s Worldview
PARIS - Barack Obama's trip to Europe, the Near East, and Iraq was a personal but not a policy triumph. He and his charming wife, Michelle, seem the most popular people on earth at this moment, but that is a slippery plinth upon which to stand, as the two of them...


