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Scandal of the Kilimanjaro sherpas
By Melanie Reid (THE TIMES, 26/05/08): Lazing around this Bank Holiday, we should raise a glass to Atta Sherpa, the Nepalese guide who has just broken all records and reached the summit of Everest for... Más información -
Long March to an Apology
By Mindy Kotler, the director of Asia Policy Point, a research center that studies Asian regional security (THE NEW YORK TIMES, 26/05/08): Lester Tenney, an 87-year-old veteran of World War II, plans ... Más información -
Unas Bases sin fundamento
Por Aurelio Arteta, catedrático de Filosofía Moral y Política de la UPV-EHU (EL CORREO DIGITAL, 24/05/08): Se acaban de publicar las Bases para la política lingüística de principios del siglo XXI. La ... Más información -
Go Around the Generals
By Anne Applebaum (THE WASHINGTON POST, 13/05/08): They are “cruel, power-hungry and dangerously irrational,” in the words of one British journalist. They are ” violent and irrational,” according to a... Más información -
As Burma dies, our macho invaders sit on their hands
By Simon Jenkins (THE GUARDIAN, 14/05/08): You don’t have to be cynical to do foreign policy, but it helps. A sigh of relief rose over the west’s chancelleries on Monday as it became clear that the Ch... Más información -
Aid at the Point of a Gun
By Robert D. Kaplan, a national correspondent for The Atlantic and a fellow at the Center for a New American Security in Washington (THE NEW YORK TIMES, 14/05/08): More than 60,000 people may have die... Más información -
The Right Path With N. Korea
By Siegfried S. Hecker and William J. Perry. Both are with the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University. Hecker was director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory from ... Más información -
The Myth Of Occupied Gaza
By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey. The writers are Washington lawyers who served in the Justice Department under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. They were members of the U.N. Subc... Más información -
Death Comes Ashore
By Amitav Ghosh, the author of the forthcoming novel Sea of Poppies (THE NEW YORK TIMES, 10/05/08): The word “cyclone” was coined in Calcutta (now called Kolkata) in the 1840s by an eccentric Englishm... Más información -
Vencido y desarmado el ejército rojo
Porque lo cierto es que en España, más allá de las contiendas electorales, la batalla de las ideas tiene un claro vencedor, que no es precisamente la izquierda. Y es que ¿quién habría imaginado hace a... Más información
