Power's
Weekly Columns 2006
Jonathan
Power, one of the world's leading columnists on
international affairs, human rights and peace. He
syndicates his columns with some 50 papers around the
world. We are proud to have featured every one of them
since 1997.
In 2003, Power came back to the International Herald
Tribune.
Power
is, of course, a TFF Associate.
2006
December
27, 2006
Walkers of the
world, unite!
December
20, 2006
Making
a lot of progress on poverty
December
13, 2006
Pinochet's
death is a wake up call for international law
December
6, 2006
There
are no tigers in Africa, but the lions are coming
December
3 , 2006
A new lodestar
for Africa?
November
23, 2006
Why the Finnish
educational systems is the world's # 1
November
16, 2006
The
EU, Turkey and Russia. Talking to the Finnish Prime Minister.
November
9, 2006
Micro
finance movement marks its momentum at summit
November
1, 2006
Next
Sunday's critical election in Nicaragua
October 26, 2006
After
Iraq: Saving the good in American foreign policy
October 18, 2006
Time
for the West to nuclear disarm
October 11, 2006
Northern Ireland's
historic peace meeting
October 4, 2006
Lula's
failure to triumph in Brazil's election
September 29, 2006
Senator McCain
won the battle but lost the war
September 20, 2006
Islam and Pope
Benedict's speech
September 16, 2006
The narcissism
of small differences in Sweden's general elections
September 7, 2006
Can
sanctions work against Iran?
August 30, 2006
The expanding
might of the UN peacekeeping
August 24, 2006
A major
step towards nuclear abolition
August 18, 2006
Time to rethhink
the Balfour Declaration
August 9, 2006
Castro's
achievements should be allowed to live on
August 3, 2006
Don't
at this stage send the UN to Lebanon
July 26, 2006
The
poorest countries are beginning to move upwards
July 21, 2006
July is
the month for accepting international law
July 13, 2006
Egypt's
terrorism sets the tone
July 5, 2006
Where are
the sands shifting to in Egypt?
June 28, 2006
Key meeting on
the Doha Round
June 21, 2006
Who did
build Pakistan's nuclear bomb?
June 14, 2006
The
means and ends in hunting terrorists
June 9, 2006
Exploiting
Africa's migrants
June 1, 2006
On the Blix
Commission Report "Weapons of Terror
May 25, 2006
To tribe
or not to tribe in Africa
May 20, 2006
Using
women to get rid of poverty
May 15, 2006
Remembering Libya
when dealing with Iran
May 5, 2006
China's
drug lesson for the world
April 29, 2006
Hong Kong
is not going to get its promised democracy by 2007
April 21, 2006
An important
shift in Taiwanese attitudes to China
April 5, 2006
Taiwan
is too strident in its opposition to China
March 26, 2006
Obasanjo's
reservations on handling Charles Taylor over
March 22, 2006
EU-bound
Turkey has to confront its demons
March 16, 2006
Was
the future Turkish Army boss involved in war crimes?
March 5, 2006
At last an end
to ETA's violence in Spain
February 27, 2006
The
search for a successor to Kofi Annan
February 20, 2006
The
nonsense of the panic of proliferation
February 13, 2006
Western
democracy fails in too many ways
February 6, 2006
The
Muhammad Cartoons: It takes two to avoid a clash of civilizations
February 1, 2006
Peru's elections
and the Indian question
January 27, 2006
Brazil
is becoming an economic and political superpower
January 21, 2006
Perhaps the end
of the road for Lula in Brazil
January 3, 2006
Spain's Zapatero
is overturning one applecart after the other
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