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• Britain takes stock of Iraq war abuse claims

  Posted on Saturday November 21st, 2009 at 18:41 in London, cnn, iraq, rape, britain, baghdad, Abu Ghraib, sexual abuse, iraqi, british troops, ministry of defence, military leaders

  News from London that the British government has launched an investigation into more than 30 allegations of abusive conduct by its soldiers in Iraq makes it likely that the staunch U.S. ally has already realized that the price of war goes far beyond ...

• Human Rights Watch report raises troubling questions about China

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 21:24 in United States, china, beijing, totalitarian, new york times, human rights watch, hu jintao, prisoners, trade relations, black jails, bader, mistreatment

  It it is indeed true that China's government is permitting local authorities to operate secret jails in Beijing where citizens are mistreated, it's time for the United States to re-evaluate trade relations with the world's most populous nation. Of co...

• Why does Iran need more time to decide if it will fulfill its nuclear obligations?

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 20:23 in Turkey, Germany, vienna, clinton, iran, United Nations, tehran, islamic republic, geneva, davies, international atomic energy agency, nuclear weaponry

  Monday's report from Vienna that a top U.S. diplomat said Iran should get more time to decide whether to fulfill the obligation to give up most of its nuclear fuel under a deal negotiated in Geneva in September does not make sense unless something el...

• Proposed Honduras deal collapses as violence increases in capital

  Posted on Friday November 13th, 2009 at 18:49 in Brazil, Hugo Chavez, Honduras, reuters, micheletti, unity government, tegucigalpa, military coup, manuel zelaya

  A pair of bombings Friday rocked the capital of Tegucigalpa as a week-old agreement to form a unity government to resolve Honduras' four-month political formally collapsed, apparently beyond repair. The two explosions Friday caused little damage and ...

• For whom the final bell tolls

  Posted on Wednesday November 11th, 2009 at 18:45 in los angeles, sec, subprime, reuters, walter, bank of america, mortgage lender, siegel, angelo mozilo, sambol, civil fraud, countrywide financial corp.

  News from Los Angeles that a federal judge has refused to dismiss civil fraud charges against Angelo Mozilo, the former CEO of Countrywide Financial Corp., and two of his associates means that regulators are still pursuing the fabulously wealthy whee...

• Israeli settlements are not the problem in Middle East

  Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 20:38

  Maybe if most Arab nations were democracies that acted only with the approval of their citizens, they would more-easily be able to understand what has happened to the Middle East peace process. It's fairly obvious that U.S. President Barack Obama, wh...

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