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Close to the wounds, but even closer to hope The second volume of “Mit den Augen von Inana” (Through the Eyes of Inanna) is an impressive collection of purely female perspectives on modern Iraq, from the Saddam era through to the contemporary Tahrir Revolution. Christopher Resch spoke to three of the authors Anyone who prevails over the patriarchy will not be deterred by coronavirus. In view of the ongoing pandemic, the fact that these three Iraqi writers and a German journalist are on a reading tour of Germany is nothing short of a quiet sensation. Amal Ibrahim, Azhar Ali Hussein, Rola B...

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Emily Maitlis Six years ago I took my son, Milo, to Bucharest for his birthday. In the baking July sun, seeking shade, we crouched on the kerb in front of the presidential palace. And I played him the footage of the crowds on that bitter December morning of 1989 as Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife Elena emerged on to the balcony. The speech Ceausescu gave, or tried to give, on 21 December was his last. And it was extraordinary. Ceausescu used his balcony address to reassure, cajole, bribe the crowd. But it turned against him as he stood there. This footage — state TV rolling live at the time ...

That kind of language, in my view, although i understand perhaps what his intention was, we shouldn't hear -- they aren't worthy of the president of the united states. they truly aren't. the human rights situation in north korea, as you have stated, is appalling. and suprepeople have no rights. there is no "we, the people." there isn't anything but a dictator who has complete control over his country. and so for thedent -- i can understand, when you're sitting across the table, you have to give some respect to the person on the other side of the table, but the president went way too far. >> gu...