Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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The movement toward peace in Northern Ireland seemed to proceed apace with an historic meeting between Dublin and the Irish Republican Army, but potential troubles from absent players festered elsewhere. In the Irish capital, Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds and Gerry Adams, head of the I.R.A.'s political wing, said...
Northern Ireland maintained an uneasy calm a day after Protestant militants killed a Catholic man. "The killing is not being read as a definitive response to the cease-fire," says TIME Dublin reporter Tony Connelly. "A Catholic has been killed once a week or once every two weeks since a...
Under the new detention plan, refugees would be held at Guantanamo or other "safe havens." The legal key to their status is the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966, a cold war loophole designed to help Cubans living illegally in the U.S. become citizens. The act allows the Attorney General "in...
If you don't choose naughty ranting, the alternative might be ever more rapidly recycled nostalgia. This is how everyone from Tony Bennett to Tom Jones and Wayne Newton -- all once the polar opposite of hip -- can qualify as hip, given time. But this approach presents the danger of not...
If peace is to be permanent, Syria will have to join in