Life lessons
This is regarding "The strange case of the `missing' 1.3 million pennies" (Tempo, June 17). I think the kids learned a valuable lesson. If you put a lot of effort...
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Once powerful Iraqis fear for their lives
For millions of Iraqis, Daoud Qais was the voice of public adoration for Saddam Hussein. Even those who despised Hussein can recite the singer's melodious praise that played for years...
U.S. boosts troop strength in Baghdad to help fight crime
The U.S. military is increasing troop strength in the Iraqi capital by retaining some units that were expecting to go home soon and adding new units that will increase the...
U.S. chips away at regime
Mopping up the remnants of Saddam Hussein's regime and beginning the rebuilding of Iraq, the United States on Thursday announced the capture of another of the dictator's half brothers and...
Where war ‘is none of my business’
If you go by the razzle-dazzle graphics on television, the American B-52s on bombing runs to northern Iraq turn south in the skies somewhere above the windswept village of Hendek...
Where war `is none of my business’
If you go by the razzle-dazzle graphics on television, the American B-52s on bombing runs to northern Iraq turn south in the skies somewhere above the windswept village of Hendek...
Turkey: We won’t send more troops
The Turkish government backed away from its threat to send more troops into northern Iraq, defusing--at least for the moment--a potentially explosive conflict between the Turks and Iraqi Kurds, with...
NATO moves toward U.S. view of future
As the leaders of NATO convened in Prague this week to invite seven new candidates to join their club, American jet fighters patrolled the gray skies above the Czech capital....
Candidates in Germany play on public fears
Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder holds the slenderest of leads over challenger Edmund Stoiber as Germans go to the polls Sunday to choose their leader. The election campaign, which featured a startling...
Poles’ surly mood threatens rejection of EU referendum
Andrzej Lepper, the populist pig farmer and leader of the loudest opposition party in Poland's parliament, has been busy these last few months trying to stir up a full-scale peasant...