Yet again, Tunisia can show Arab nations the way forward | Issandr El Amrani
Yesterday, millions of Tunisians lined up – some for several hours – to vote in their country's first free election. Some voters came with their children to show them, they said, what democracy looks like. Many were also voting for the first time, having refused to take part in the masquerade that electoral politics was under the oppressive regime of their deposed dictator, Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali
UK riots analysis reveals gangs did not play pivotal role
Gangs did not play a pivotal role in the August riots, according to the latest official analysis of those arrested during the disturbances. Official figures show that 13% of those arrested in the riots have been identified as gang members, rising to 19% in London. But even where police identified gang members being present, most forces believe they did not play a pivotal role. The finding by senio
2 Japanese Bankers at Heart of Olympus Fee Inquiry
By Ben Protess October 23, 2011 9:01 pm October 23, 2011 9:01 pm Alex Smith/ReutersMichael C. Woodford, the former Olympus chief, has said he was forced out because he planned to expose the huge advisory fee the company paid. For two decades, a pair of Japanese bankers toiled away in relative anonymity on Wall Street, hopping from firm to firm. Now the two — Hajime Sagawa and Akio Nakagawa — are a
Opinion | The Paradox of the New Elite (Published 2011)
Alexander Stille is a professor of international journalism at Columbia. IT’S a puzzle: one dispossessed group after another — blacks, women, Hispanics and gays — has been gradually accepted in the United States, granted equal rights and brought into the mainstream. At the same time, in economic terms, the United States has gone from being a comparatively egalitarian society to one of the most une
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A dispute over aid that threatened the truce was overcome with the help of Qatar and Egypt. It underscored the fragility of the agreement, through which 50 Israeli hostages are to be exchanged for 150 Palestinian prisoners. Palestinian militants in West Bank say two 'collaborators' executedPalestinians in Gaza use truce to pick through rubble of homesTens of thousands join pro-Palestinian march in
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