International Herald Tribune

When South African novelist J. M. Coetzee was honored with the Nobel Prize for Literature earlier this month, the world observed again a form of apartheid all too familiar to some admirers of his impressive body of work.

Paradoxically, American power worldwide is at its historic zenith while its global political standing is at its nadir. Why?

The music industry is hopelessly corrupt. The music industry is also obsolete--it no longer functions as a useful vehicle for the creation and distribution of music.

Siyonist Devrim her zaman iki ana temele dayanmıştır: Adil yöntemler ve ahlâkî liderlik. Fakat artık bu ikisi de geçerliliğini yitirmiştir. Bugün İsrail milleti kaynağını zulüm ve adaletsizlikten alan yozlaşmış bir sisteme tâbidir. Bu yüzden de Siyonizm Hareketi'nin sonunun gelmesi çok yakındır...

Three complex and closely related issues are moving rapidly toward dramatic showdowns at the Dec. 12-13 European Union summit in Copenhagen.

The United States has begun discussions about compensating Turkey for economic losses and other costs likely to be incurred in a U.S.-led war against Iraq, according to American and Turkish officials.

The prosperity, growth and soaring stock markets of the past decade have depended heavily on international confidence in the American business model, which Washington has urged everyone else to adopt at the risk of being left behind in the U.S.-created New Economy.