Global Press Voices on Iraqi POW Televisions
The Independent Le Monde Dagsavisen Times Aftonbladet and other papers condemn the broadcast of American prisoners of war in Iraq. They cite Geneva Convention violations and call for humane treatment and adherence to laws, criticizing Bush officials for weaker rules and unaccountable policy choices.
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London
U.S
le Monde
Paris
Donald Rumsfeld
Al-Jazeera
Iraq
Rumsfeld
Afghanistan
Washington
George W. Bush
United States
Bush
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
al-Qaida
Taliban
Guantanamo
United
the Times
Falklands
Kosovo
Saddam Hussein
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Kathy Hanks
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Virginia Woolf on women power and war in modern era
A reflective piece connects Virginia Woolf to contemporary gender and war dynamics. It compares The Hours and Mrs Dalloway to current events, notes women’s evolving roles from Outsiders to insiders, cites Iraq War debates, and asks if gendered differences shape security and policy in a changing world.
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Virginia Woolf
Nicole Kidman
Woolf
Hollywood
Mrs. Dalloway
London
Clarissa Dalloway
Clarissa
Nicole
Europe
Gramophone
Iraq
Shoshawna Johnson
Condoleezza Rice
Code Pink
Lysistrata Project
Anna Greenberg
Susan Sontag
Oscars overshadow gulf war POWs accounts
The column contrasts the 75th Academy Awards with televised POW testimonies from the 1991 Gulf War, noting the stark shift from glamour to grim reality. It praises the former prisoners for their restraint and questions Hollywood’s priorities while urging respect for soldiers, reconciliation, and accountability.
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Hollywood
ABC
All News
Michael Moore
Bush
Steve Martin
Teamsters
Mr. Moore
Saddam
Academy
America
Nielsen Media Research
Susan Sarandon
Moore
Relishing spring break in England amid looming war
A mother and her son Adam explore Oxford and Harlaxton College, visiting the Quad at Oriel College and the Eagle and Child, amid war anxiety. They meet Gordon Kingsley, reflect on D H Lawrence and C S Lewis, climb York Minister’s tower, and discuss coping while war begins in London with their daughter at Harlaxton. Time together strengthens resolve as daffodils bloom.
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Magdalen Bridge
Oxford
Adam
Emily
Harlaxton College
Britain
University of Evansville
Grantham
Oriel College
Eagle and Child
C.S. Lewis
J.R.R. Tolkein
Lodge
Rhodes House
Rhodes Trust
Gordon Kingsley
Bush
Kingsley
D.H. Lawrence
Lady Chatterly
BBC
York
Joy Barker
London
London Times
Scotland Yard
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