ANNANDALE, Virgina, 14 April 2004 — Anti-American sentiment may have deepened in South Korea, but it has not deterred Koreans from flocking to study, work or live in the United States. In Annandale,
JOHANNESBURG, 14 April 2004 — South African President Thabo Mbeki, set to return to power after today’s landmark elections, will be under intense pressure to deliver on the herculean problems of grinding
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan, 14 April 2004 — Poppy farmer Lal Jan sits among the remains of his destroyed crop and wonders how he will make a living from his parched land, a predicament he shares with thousands
BAGHDAD, 14 April 2004 — America’s military tactics in Iraq come with their own carefully constructed vocabulary. It is a sanitized language that talks of textbook style operations against a precisely
BAGHDAD/WASHINGTON, 13 April 2004 — The United States Sunday night defended its controversial siege of Fallujah which has cost the lives of more 600 people over the past week, by claiming most of those
BAGHDAD, 13 April 2004 — Foreign nationals have never been in so much danger as now, a year after the proclaimed end of war in Iraq. In the most recent of a spate of kidnappings of Westerners,
BAGHDAD, 13 April 2004 — A joke circulating in Baghdad says: “If you want to frighten an American soldier, shout ‘Fallujah’.” The town where US troops have been blocked for seven days by Iraqis
BAGHDAD, 13 April 2004 — April 9, 2003 was the day Baghdad fell to US forces. One year later, it is rising up against them. Donald Rumsfeld claims that the resistance is just a few “thugs, gangs
