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The New York Times
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Abstract: To the Editor:The warm United States welcome to Teodoro Nguema Obiang, the forest and agriculture minister Equatorial Guinea and the son of its...
Abstract: To the Editor: David Brooks makes an insightful distinction between the circumstances outside the control of individuals and the choices they make to...
Abstract: While many of the aspirations Georgians, Abkhazians and South Ossetians are divergent, as described by Oksana Antonenko (''Grim expectations,'' Views...
Abstract: “Graveyard Myths,” by Peter Bergen (Op-Ed, March 28), gets the picture half-right. Restoring law and order in Afghanistan is indeed...
Abstract: The article "U.S. plans a stealthy expansion in Pakistan" (Feb 27) outlines a new U.S. policy that is finally a step in the right direction...
Abstract: Thomas Friedman ("Calling All Pakistanis," Views, Dec. 3) suggests that reactions from Pakistanis to the Mumbai attacks have been...
Abstract: What unpropitious timing for America to attack Pakistan at the dawn of new democratic elections ("U.S. Attack on Taliban Compound Kills 23 in...
Abstract: “Cold Friends, Wrapped in Mink and Medals,” by Bill Keller (Week in Review, Aug. 17), says that Moscow and Beijing have forgotten to...
Abstract: Regarding the article "Female suicide bombers kill 48 in Iraq" (July 28): Why are we still shocked by female suicide bombers? We express...
Abstract: When Michael Olneck was standing, arms linked with other protesters, singing “We Shall Not Be Moved” in front of Columbia University...
Abstract: "Unfinished Debate on Iraq" (editorial, Jan. 13) cites the "serious inability of American civilian agencies" to meet Iraq's post-...
Abstract: Roger Cohen's column, "A November deadline for Mideast peace" (Views, Aug. 30), rightly welcomes the return of the United States to Middle...
Abstract: The page one article "EU faces thorny choice on Kosovo" (June 29) raises some thorny issues. Depending upon how the world responds to the...
Abstract: Re ''Mud, Dust, Whatever'' (column, Feb. 26): I was happy to see Bob Herbert's comments on the scuffle between the Clinton and Obama camps. Reviewing...
Abstract: There are profound and institutionalized economic disparities between Arabs and Jews in Israel. But when it comes to housing prices, an Israeli Arab...
Abstract: Re ''Spurning Secularism, Many French Muslims Find Haven in Catholic Schools'' (news article, Sept. 30):The dominant debate around Muslims' lack of...
Abstract: During a recent visit to Yemen, I was sitting in a cafe in Sana when we suddenly experienced a power outage. I asked the waiter what happened, and he...
Abstract: At the January national conference of the Association of the Families of the Abu Salim Prison Massacre in Tripoli, I saw the Libyan legislator Abdel...
Abstract: WHILE many Western analysts focus on the balance of reformers and conservatives in China’s new leadership, most overlook the absence of career...
Abstract: Here’s something to ponder: Though it is probably years away and though there are countless obstacles preventing talks from even getting...
Abstract: WASHINGTON — The trial of Bo Xilai, the fallen Chinese Communist Party official and former member of the ruling Politburo, is attracting the...
Abstract: This month, more Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected vehicles (MRAPs) have found their way from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to the Main Streets of...
Abstract: DOHA, Qatar — “We probably need a fair dictator,” my friend told me during a January 2013 visit to Libya. He was referring to the...
Abstract: WASHINGTON — FERGUSON, Mo., has become a virtual war zone. In the wake of the shooting of an unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown, outsize...
Abstract: DOHA, Qatar — IN 2011, Yemenis rejoiced at the toppling of their dictatorial president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, who had ruled for 33 years. It was...
Abstract: The gulf states generally outline a number of concerns that limit their ability to absorb a large number of Syrian refugees: Expatriates already...
Abstract: If we’re worried about rising income inequality further dampening the nation’s economic growth, then we need to do something about the 2....
Abstract: Ossining, N.Y. — LAST month, samples showed a spike in the amount of radioactive tritium being discharged from Indian Point Energy Center into...
Articles About S-CAR
Abstract: WASHINGTON — The Trump administration flew Aya Hijazi, an Egyptian-American aid worker, home to the United States on Thursday evening after...
Abstract: CAIRO — After three years in detention, the Egyptian-American aid worker Aya Hijazi was cleared of child abuse and human trafficking charges in...
Abstract: Donald Trump drew lots of criticism during the campaign for his unceasing praise of President Vladimir Putin of Russia. His laudatory words for...
Abstract: WASHINGTON — The White House signaled on Friday that it would no longer allow human rights issues to become a public point of conflict with...
Abstract: CAIRO — In the United Arab Emirates, a Libyan-American father and son detained since 2014 on political charges said security agents tortured...
Abstract: THE HAGUE, Netherlands — A "people's tribunal" opened hearings in the Netherlands Tuesday intended to publicize allegations that...
Abstract: Excerpt:Zheng Wang, director of the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies at Seton Hall University, said the ideological re-education campaign had...
Abstract: NAIROBI, Kenya — President Obama arrived on Friday in Kenya, his father’s home country, for the start of a four-day swing through East...
Abstract: In January, Alma Abdul-Hadi Jadallah was in Geneva, helped run a meeting of Syrian women for the United Nations. Last year, she took four or five...
Abstract: More than 130 American women in military service have died in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. More than 800 women have been wounded. Women make up...
Abstract: The Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum recently called President Obama a “snob” for supporting higher education for all...
Abstract: SAN ANTONIO — Some of the world’s pre-eminent experts on bias discovered an unexpected form of it at their annual meeting....
Abstract: SAN ANTONIO — Some of the world’s pre-eminent experts on bias discovered an unexpected form of it at their annual meeting.Discrimination...
Abstract: The verdict in the first federal trial of a former Guantánamo detainee has unleashed the usual chest-thumping and fear-mongering from the usual...
Abstract: The trial of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani has attracted intense interest as a test of the Obama administration’s strategy to try Guantánamo detainees...
Abstract: The current case against Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani could have been bolstered in 2007 when the F.B.I. came to visit him at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.Mr....
Abstract: MADISON, Wis. — When Michael Olneck was standing, arms linked with other protesters, singing “We Shall Not Be Moved” in front of...