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ARAB UNITY. The facade (it was never much more than that) of Arab unity has been irreparably shattered by the necessity for Riyadh and the gulf states to ask for Western protection against their supposed Arab brother Saddam. The deepening division was underlined by the resignation last week of Chedli...
The free-market price for oil is something like $10 per bbl. That is what it sank to in 1986, when OPEC was in total disarray. At the last OPEC meeting, in July, production quotas were assigned to achieve a price of $21. That's what our "friends" the "moderates...
The American answer to that question ought still to be yes. The Likud is using the current upheaval to underscore one reason for the Arab-Israeli conflict -- the bellicosity and treacherousness of its radical neighbors -- while obscuring another -- Israeli intransigence and expansionism. As long as Israel refuses to budge from...
Yeltsin's move was not unexpected, but it still caused a sensation. With his huge popular following, he could spark a wave of defections. More important, he appears to have established himself as the leader most in sync with the public appetite for rapid change. As head of the Russian...
Could Iran's openness to aid signify a step toward detente with the world from which it has isolated itself? Probably not. The early demand that foreign rescue workers stay away may be another indication that the power struggle continues between moderates and radicals. There will be long-term economic...