The continued canvass of the election returns for presidential and vice presidential candidates by a joint committee of Congress has given the Philippines the dubious distinction of possibly having
If we forget for a moment that the evidence Washington had about Saddam’s involvement with Al-Qaeda was plain wrong and put aside also why it was so wrong, we can concentrate on the real issue, which
PARIS, 18 June 2004 — At the Observatory of Human Rights in Algiers, the Algerian capital, a visitor is shown a chart indicating the course of almost a decade of terrorist war waged in the name of
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, 18 June 2004 — What would Jesus do? US President Bush claims to ask himself this often. And most Christian Americans can easily relate, because from childhood, that is what
He has been out of sight since his capture by US forces six months ago, but Saddam Hussein has emerged as one of the most visible symbols of the delicate and complex task of transferring power by month’s
KABUL, 18 June 2004 — Security looms as the major challenge to Afghanistan holding elections in September, despite US President George W. Bush’s assertion that democracy in the war-wracked nation can
