Bombs in Baghdad : Blasted, Again

A series of bomb attacks on government buildings in Baghdad leaves at least 95 dead

Private Security Contractors : Blackwater's Dark Heart

New revelations about an American private-security contractor

UK Marks 200 Deaths In Afghanistan

Myanmar Hands American to U.S. Officials

North Korea Makes Nuclear Threat Over Military Drills

Canada: Court Orders Government to Seek Guantánamo Detainee

Georgia : Captive Nation?

The perils and persistence of displacement

The Fog Of War

Unravelling the Ossetia conflict, one year later

China And Rio Tinto : A Souring Relationship

Tight Finish

A close election for Norway in September

Sri Lanka : Behind the Smiles

Pakistan and the Taliban : Is He Dead?

What Next?

Guinea Bissau's prospects are mixed

Wooing Wrong : Moldova

The tough sell of soft power

Attitudes To Torture : Tolerating Abuse

Iran’s President In Trouble Ructions At The Top

Islamist Attacks In Nigeria : A taste Of The Taliban

10 000 Ouïghours Disparus En Une Nuit

Amnistie Internationale craint que la prudence des États -Unis envers la Chine ait pour effet de sacrifier les droits humains. «Dans la nuit [les Chinois] ont éteint les lumières et ils ont pénétré dans les quartiers ouïghours et tué 10 000 Ouïghours. La Chine montre 187 morts et 1500 blessés, alors que derrière cela le nombre de Ouïghours qui sont morts dépasse largement ces chiffres officiels»

Pays Basque Espagnol - Un Attentat Contre Une Caserne Fait Au Moins 64 Blessés

If Wishes Were Horses

The pragmatic argument for American engagement

Jakarta Bombings : A Bloody Wake-Up Call

Iran's Political Fissures : Taking Sides

A former president's speech shows the widening splits between Iran's rulers

North Korea : Working Together

A capitalist enclave in North Korea belies the country's increasing isolation

7/15/09: White House Press Briefing : The Ghana Initiative

Liberian Ex-Leader Charles Taylor Hits Out At 'Lies And Misinformation' At War Crimes Trial

South Africa Stadiums Strike Ending

Workers have been dancing and singing outside the stadiums

Kim Jong Il Is Suffering From Pancreatic Cancer

Charlemagne : Playing The Parliamentary Game

Russia's North Caucasus : A Mountain Of Troubles

A day in the life of Ingushetia
The north Caucasus continues to suffer kidnappings, torture and killings on a horrifying scale

Energy in Europe : He Who Pays For The Pipelines Calls The Tune