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Antony J. Blinken
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Move Them to Switzerland
A S THE SMOG of international political idiocy descends upon the Los Angeles Olympics, cries have arisen that it's time
Ducking Out
T HERE ISN'T muct sense in deriding President Reagan just to score political points. Given half a chance, or one
Taking Control
A LEXANDER HAIG, President Reagan's erstwhile Secretary of State, probably won't be remembered for his command of the English language.
Fighting the Just Cause
I n Parliament a South African minister of justice once called at "the Single greatest force that perverts our legal
Fighting the Just Cause
I n Parliament, a South African minister of justice once called it "the single greatest force that perverts our legal
Fighting the Just Cause
I n Parliament, a South African minister of justice once called it "the single greatest force that perverts our legal
The Trouble With Nicaragua
In 1979, we tried to install an era of democracy. Instead, what we got was another dictatorship. -- Jose Cardenal,
How They See It
G eorgi Arbatov is a maneuverer. In a sense such a observation seems self-evident; anyone who, like Arbatov, has reached
Voyage Into Darkness
T HE SALVADORAN SOLDIERS moved ever so slowly down a sidewalk, hugging the buildings and doorways with their backs. They
Peeking Through the Iron Curtain
W HEN WINSTON CHURCHILL SPOKE of an iron curtain descending between East and West, he was referring to both a
The Danger Within
A S THE PASSIONS of Shatila and Sabra slowly become part of history, and negotiations get under way to evacuate
Painful Questions
T HE EXECUTION of Charles Brooks Jr. in Texas last week raises two separate, yet equally disturbing questions whose implications
Misguided Aid
G ENERAL Efrain Rios Montt, catapulted to power last spring through a coup, is a born-again Christian. The rightist leader
Where It Hurts
ISRAELI DEPUTY Foreign Minister Yehuda Ben-Meir was mad. "I can only express our amazement and consternation at the position which
Travels With Ronald
W HEN PRESIDENT REAGAN arrived in Brazil yesterday at the start of a five-day trip to Latin America, he found
