Reflection on human nature after last Tuesday's attack
A contemplative essay contrasts reactions to terrorism with calls for civilization. It questions why some celebrate violence and whether humans are inherently humane or brutal. The piece argues for empathy, shared humanity, and a search for higher meaning amid conflict.
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Pearl Harbour
Palestine
Sri Lanka
Chechnya
Earth
Why 9 11 prompts debate on economics and attitude
Fred McGuinness argues that the September 11 attacks prompt a global debate on U S wealth and its impact on the Third World, and on U S attitudes toward nations like Iraq Cuba Panama Grenada and Israel with a focus on economics and foreign policy.
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United States
U.S
World Bank
International Monetary Funds
World Trade Building
Pentagon
Iraq
Cuba
Panama
Grenada
Israel
Durban
New Era in National Security After Unprecedented Attacks
The piece argues nations face a new era after attacks likened to Pearl Harbor. It calls for improved defense plans, smarter authorities, UN relevance doubts, and collaboration among democracies to slow globalization and craft long term security strategies.
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Tony Blair
Washington
New York
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By Fred McGuinness