Kabul's Long 9/11 Decade
Zia was sitting with his village elder in a northern province of Afghanistan on 11…More
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Egyptian Hunger Striker Faces Death
"In fact the revolution has so far managed to get rid of the dictator but…More
West Papua Faces Security Crackdown
Forty-eight years after Indonesia took over administration of West Papua from the United Nations Temporary…More
How France Brokers Deals In Libya
History will record 21 August 2011 as the day a clear victor finally emerged in…More
No Time To Abandon Ship In Libya
While the Libyan ground rebels are now out to sniff out a rat, their aerial…More
Mineral Rights For PNG Landowners
UPDATE: The Australian reports today that PNG Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has taken a step…More
With Gaddafi Gone, What Next?
The regime of Colonel Muammur Gaddafi is in a state of near total atrophy. Rebel…More
Fifty Years On, The Berlin Wall Still Divides
Fifty years ago last week the Cold War reached a startling peak with the construction…More
Freeport Cracks Down On West Papuan Unions
This is the second article of a two-part series on industrial action and Freeport in…More
Enough, Say West Papuan Workers To Freeport
Perched on the western rim of the Melanesian Pacific, adjacent to independent Papua New Guinea,…More