Tom Hundley

International resolve to maintain stiff sanctions against Iraq has slipped significantly in recent months, as the Baghdad regime learned last week when it successfully resumed commercial air service through no-fly...

During the days of his exile in Paris, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini used cassette tapes smuggled into Iran to stoke the fires of a revolution. If Khomeini were alive today, he...

When my family and I moved to Warsaw in the summer of 1994, an Austrian-owned supermarket chain opened its first store in the city. It became an instant tourist attraction....

The rubber pellets fired at protesters disrupting the WTO conference have ricocheted around the world, producing grim satisfaction among some, angry snorts of disappointment elsewhere and even eye-rolling sighs of...

In a trickle that soon might turn into a torrent, frightened Serb civilians have started to flee Kosovo. The first trucks and cars jammed with panicked families and piled high...

This isn't the funniest joke making the rounds in Belgrade these days, but it is probably the most revealing: A German businessman and his Japanese and Serbian colleagues are having...

Of all the permutations of suffering and loss wrought by the devastation of Kosovo, the agony of Lulzim and Valbona Jusufi seems almost beyond endurance. They were forced to leave...

On Saturday evening, as French President Jacques Chirac delivered opening remarks at the Kosovo peace talks in the Rambouillet chateau, Vlora Humolli, 18, pulled on a black parka and left...

As U.S. and British bombs pounded Iraq for a second straight day, the same Arab states that backed threatened military action against the Baghdad regime last month showed little stomach...

On a momentous day of Middle East peacemaking, Bill Clinton became the first U.S. president to set foot on Palestinian-controlled soil and witnessed the Palestinian National Council repudiate its call...