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A Fascinating And Forgotten Event
Page 9 from 7th May 1999Nomonhan was one of the decisive battles of the twentieth century, argues Claus von Billow [ N THE SUMMER OF 1939, the eyes of the British public......
Catholic Development Agency Alarmed At Overthrow Of...
Page 1 from 4th October 1991Aid frozen as priest is toppled by Timothy Elphick CAFOD suspended all aid projects in Haiti this week following a military coup which toppled the......
Aristide's Dilemma: To Invade Or Not?
Page 5 from 19th August 1994Haiti's Catholics are nervous about US intervention, reports Charles Arthur. But it may be too late for an alternative. AS THE PROSPECT of an......
A Vicious Blast Against Humani
Page 5 from 29th July 1994Paul Donovan reports on the pain and damage caused by landmines littering countries all over the world L A NDMINES COME IN a variety of shapes and......
1 Was Surprised And Disappointed To Find That Your Features
Page 4 from 8th February 1991on the Gulf war all seemed to focus on external ways of resolving the conflict. Does not the psalmist warn us not to put our trust in princes (ie......
Mexican Bishop Faces Sack
Page 1 from 17th February 1995BY VIVIANE HEWITT IN ROME THE VATICAN IS considering taking steps to remove one of Latin America's most popular bishops, according to a document......
Priest-president Defies Haiti Coup
Page 2 from 11th January 1991by Timothy Elphick FEARS that Haiti's fragile new democracy had been hijacked by right-wing supporters of the Caribbean republic's former Duvalier......
Iraq On Brink Of
Page 2 from 27th September 1991famine say agencies IRAQI children are at risk from severe malnutrition unless the United Nations stranglehold on the country's economy is......
Us-haiti Deal Denounced
Page 2 from 23rd September 1994BY LUCY LETHBRIDGE Tn ERE HAS BEEN widespread Catholic condemation for the USbrokered peace deal with Haiti's military junta which has allowed the......
Haiti's Church Must Now Rebuild A Nation
Page 8 from 2nd December 1994All eyes have been on Haiti in recent weeks. With the return of Fr Jean Bertrand Aristide, Charles Arthur asks what the future holds in store for......