Concern for press in Serbia and Croatia
Members of the European parliament from six countries sent telegrams on January 9 to the presidents of Serbia and of Croatia expressing concern over measures to stifle press freedom in both those
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Monuments
By Karl-Erik Paasonen
Where are the statues for civilians killed?
I want monuments for the victims
Where are the statues for the dead of Hanoi?
I want monuments for the victims
And where are the statues for Australians
By Jennifer Thompson
The December 8 conviction and heavy sentencing of eight Kurdish deputies of the Turkish parliament completed a long process of systematic suppression by the Turkish military and governing coalition.
Fifteen-year
Profiting from the Cuba blockade
By Jill Hickson
Much has been made in the establishment's media of Gareth Evans' recent trip to Cuba. While he cited human rights and debt repayment concerns, the main reason for Evans' trip — the first
Gareth is coming
Watch out world — Gareth is coming. Stand up, Australia, because our favoured son is OS and making it big.
Does the pope live in the Vatican? You bet! Does a wombat shit in the bush? Uh-huh. Is Gareth Evans the ant's
By Helen Jarvis
PHNOM PENH — "Time's up for the Khmer Rouge" was the title of a talk given by Tuon Chay, governor of Siem Reap, at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Cambodia on January 4.
Chay, who is running the program to seek
Earthbeat — The latest news, views and issues on the environment. ABC Radio National, every Saturday, 9.05am.
The Dead Brother — The wonderful Max Gillies features in this radio play by Kevin Nemeth. Frank and Jane, married for 30 years,
By James Basle
CANBERRA — With less than three weeks till the February 18 ACT elections, voters could be excused for thinking, which elections? Campaigning so far has been very low key. The NSW elections and the by-election for Ros Kelly's
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