Diane Francis, 11.22.2009
Editor at Large, the National Post
Oil company CEOs and Canadian, U.S. and British government officials attending the Global Business Forum in Banff last week heard a chilling forecast of military clashes if there is an environmental meltdown due to climate change.
Alex Henry, 11.11.2009
Writer
Bordeaux/Burgundy: A Vintage Rivalry, is an excellent short book by Jean-Robert Pitte, who says that terroir, that principle sacred to French winemakers, isn't everything.
Michael Giltz, 11.10.2009
Freelance writer and raconteur
While Cannes is still the Wimbledon of festivals, Toronto is the other one that matters most. Come here to catch the hottest films from Cannes, fall releases looking to tout themselves, and Oscar hopefuls.
Doug Bandow, 10.23.2009
Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute
The world has turned out to be a lot less malleable and willing to adjust to American preferences than the president may have thought before taking office.
Human Rights Watch, 09.24.2009
Human Rights Watch is one of the world’s leading independent organizations.
Unaccompanied children who do not apply for asylum or who have been refused asylum are without regular status and subject to repeated detention or even deportation, in violation of binding international law.
Alex Pattakos, 09.14.2009
As a Greek-American of Cretan heritage, who has been actively engaged in the process of reconnecting with my roots, I found the standing and role of women in Greek culture and society, both in their religious and secular senses, to be a very meaningful topic.
Ilana Teitelbaum, 08.14.2009
Freelance Writer and Editor living in downtown Jerusalem
Thessaloniki is far from the classic tourist fantasy of Greece: there are no nearby islands, and Delphi and Athens are far away. But it is the country's cultural capital and the epitome of cool.
Arianna Huffington, 08.06.2009
My ex-husband and I recently celebrated our 12th anniversary. That's how long we've been divorced -- one year longer than we were married.
Eleni Gage, 07.23.2009
The Greeks have been tripping all over themselves trying to be uncharacteristically polite, lest anyone think them rude because the New Acropolis Museum is also a reproach to the British Museum.
Christopher Herbert and Victoria Kataoka Rebuffet, 07.20.2009
Editors of Simple Intelligence
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Ilana Teitelbaum, 07.10.2009
Freelance Writer and Editor living in downtown Jerusalem
McKennitt was shocked when she was invited to perform in Istanbul in 1996, which is when she first discovered her extensive fan base in the Middle East.
Jaime Pozuelo-Monfort, 10.04.2009
Author of The Monfort Plan
Only five countries (Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden) have met the United Nations' target of providing 0.7 percent of their gross national income in aid to poor countries.
Harut Sassounian, 06.28.2009
Publisher of The California Courier, a weekly newspaper based in Glendale
Erdogan is politically shrewd enough to realize that his condemnation of fascism would resonate at home and in the West, while winning him accolades and support against his powerful domestic opponents.
Harut Sassounian, 06.20.2009
Publisher of The California Courier, a weekly newspaper based in Glendale
This continuum of massacres, genocide and deportations highlights the existence of a long-term strategy implemented by successive Turkish regimes from the 1890's to more recent times.
Sylvia Sukop, 06.11.2009
For those of us in committed relationships seeking legal recognition, it's an emotionally draining, two-steps-forward, one-step-back process, state by state, country by country.
Magda Abu-Fadil, 03.04.2009
Director of Journalism Training Program at the American University of Beirut
In his inaugural address, a cosmopolitan and well-traveled President Barack Obama reached out to the Muslim world, acknowledging its presence, influen...
Panos Livadas, 01.16.2009
Secretary General Of Information, Greece
People ask: What lies behind the recent unrest in Greece? Will it last? Has the Greek police been ineffective? Can the Greek government guarantee law, order and safety? Let me answer these questions.
Keith Thomson, 12.26.2008
Reporter and author
A recent Defense Department report cites cases of 173 Americans arrested between 1947 and 2007 for passing state secrets to al-Qaeda, China, Egypt, Cuba, Poland, Germany, Russia, North Korea, France, among others.
Steve Parker, 11.29.2008
Journalist/Broadcaster covering the auto industry and auto racing for 35 years.
It wasn't hard to predict the demise of the "Hemi hybrid," but the end came a lot faster than expected. They should have given them a full year of production before, literally, pulling the plug.
Magda Abu-Fadil, 11.23.2008
Director of Journalism Training Program at the American University of Beirut
"Hands off our dishes," is the slogan of a popular media campaign aimed at featuring traditional Lebanese foods and debunking claims their recipes are Israeli in origin.
Tim O'Reilly, 11.18.2008
I felt a thrill, almost of familiarity, as I approached the hilltop fortress of Mycenae, set on a precipitous ridge between twinned mountains.