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...might be presumptuous of France to tell another country how to run its internal affairs, but the truth is that more world governments??i.e., the ones to whom Israel will actually listen—must join Sarkozy’s call, before the effects of one man and his tenure dash the efforts of an entire nation...
...said. Ban called terrorism and weapons of mass destruction “the most serious threat to international peace and security.” He said that nuclear disarmament and the move toward a WMD-free world would be the best path to achieve international peace. He attributed multiple governments?? reluctance to adopt this policy to their misunderstanding of the U.N.’s disarmament plan. To prevent terrorism, Ban encouraged countries to explore nontraditional security measures and involve civic organizations and other countries in their security policy. Calling climate change “a truly defining...
...history, interwoven with stories of normal Afghani people literally caught in the crossfire that add a layer of complexity to oft-cited terrorist stereotypes. From the very first chapter, Gannon’s thesis is clear: The failure of Afghanistan is the failure of West. She accuses Western governments??and the United States in particular—of driving Afghanistan into chaos by permitting the ruthless mujahideen warlords to take control and refusing to work with even moderate factions of the Taliban. Initially, her portrayal of the mujahideen as ruthlessly bloodthirsty, the United States as laughably ignorant...
...Berzaín lives in Miami. Because the men live in different states, the two lawsuits had to be filed separately. But Becker said that the lawsuits did not call for the extradition of the two defendants from the United States to Bolivia, since only the U.S. and Bolivian governments??and not individual plaintiffs—can negotiate a possible extradition to Bolivia. The U.S. government, he added, has remained mostly silent on this issue, and the clinic has not seen any public statements from the government. “It’s absolutely ridiculous...
...Revolution: No Child Left Behind Reforms and State Administrative Response,” was published in this winter’s Harvard Educational Review just as the law comes up for reauthorization in Congress this year. It identifies budgetary limitations, constraints on human resources, and limitations on state governments?? capacities to intervene in individual schools and districts as some of the problems states face in implementing No Child Left Behind...