Under attack Press freedom still threatened around world
A global look at press freedom on International Press Freedom Day notes rising dangers for journalists. It highlights killings, imprisonments, and threats in places from Algeria to Mexico, Herzegovina, and beyond, while urging readers to demand transparency and protect reporting in their own communities.
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Ivia
United Nations Ae
Herzegovina
New Look
Juarez
International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Algeria
Italy
Latvia
Colombia
Mexico
Saddam Hussein and Iraq arms links scrutinized by U.N. probe
William Safire urges U.N. investigators to trace dual use and weapon components from European and other suppliers to Iraq. He calls for Audits of export records, demands Madelein Albright obtain access to corporate reports, and argues for human rights See also Clinton’s stance on Saddam after the Kurdish tragedy.
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Saddam
CIA
Security Council
U.N
Madeleine Albright
Iraq
Clinton & Co
Greenspan misreads 1990s economy says Geewax
Marilyn Geewax argues Greenspan misreads the 1990s economy as low raises cut inflation and fuel cheap, but Fed policy raises rates to curb growth. The piece notes wage gains at 3.2 percent, union gains at 2.5 percent, and global labor abundance shaping prices.
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United States
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Central Bank
Greenspan
Fed
Nixon legacy and state funeral critique in media
The piece criticizes adulation of Richard Nixon, arguing his presidency damaged Vietnam, domestic policy, and public life. It notes his Watergate ties, failed war strategy, and uneven legacy, while contrasting media reverence at his funeral with historical scrutiny and calls for accountability.
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Tohard Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
China
America
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