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The Winds of Chernobyl
OUR TASK IN BELARUS was to visit Professor Yuri Bandazhevsky, a pathologist who had been
given an 8-year sentence on highly questionable charges of accepting
bribes from his students . . .
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Beirut on the brink
THE ARMOURED CARS OF LEBANON'S
fragile army stood at the corners of Beirut’s now super-chic Downtown
area as the city braced itself for explosions. MORE
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Gaza’s End-Game
TAKEN BY AHMED, one of our radio trainees, to lunch with his family in Gaza
City’s Shati refugee camp, I saw an old man, shrouded in a white
bernous and sleeping on the clay ledge of an alley . . . . MORE
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Jerusalem under occupation
ON SUNDAY I WALKED
by night from the dead, stone streets of shrinking Arab East Jerusalem
across the green line to the bright lights and discos of Israeli West Jerusalem...
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The murder of Sheikh Yassin
ISRAEL'S ASSASSINATION IN GAZA of Hamas's spiritual leader, the
quadriplegic and half-blind Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, is a dire omen, above
all for Palestinian moderates. MORE |
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