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Volume 26, Number 15, April 9, 1999InterviewsGilles MunierMr. Munier has been Secretary General of the Franco-Iraqi Friendship Society since 1986. Chary Taganovich KuliyevMr. Kuliyev, the Ambassador of the Republic of Turkmenistan to Germany, discusses his country's pipeline deal with Western oil companies. DepartmentsAfrica ReportUgandans suffer from Museveni's wars. Report from BonnA war that most people do not want. Australia DossierPushing for World War III. EditorialJustice for Kosova. EconomicsOil price shock threatens to topple financial dominoesWhile the low price of oil has savaged the revenues of oil-producing nations, its sudden rise, to double its low point, according to some forecasts, could trigger a global financial collapse. For profound reforms of the world's financial and monetary institutionsPart three of a three-part series by French economist Maurice Allais, Nobel Prize winner in Economic Science in 1988. Colombia's economy is disintegratingPresident Pastrana's secret deals with the IMF are killing the patient. Business BriefsFeatureWill America join the China-Russia `Survivors' Club'?A speech by Jonathan Tennenbaum to an EIR seminar in Washington, D.C. on March 24. "We're in a period of earthquakes. We're in a period when I think that everyone must do a lot of hard thinking about the basic assumptions and directions of policy, both policies in the United States, foreign policies, policies of other nations, directed toward how we are to get out of the strategic and economic mess which has been created in the world." A Lexicon of `Brzezinski-isms': Brzezinski testifies against himselfExcerpts from The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives, the zany geopolitical views of Zbigniew Brzezinski. InternationalNATO bombings push Russia into military mobilizationThe British propaganda apparatus is geared up to draw the United States into deploying ground troops in the Balkans, as the world gets closer to World War III. Genocide in Africa: `No one is talking, just looking on'The human carnage now being carried out in tens of African nations--with barely a word of protest, let alone action, on the part of any Western government--is the negative proof that "humanitarian concerns" are hardly the motivation for the war-escalating actions now being undertaken by NATO forces in Kosova. Project Democracy gets its coup in ParaguayThe democratically elected President of Paraguay, Raúl Cubas, has been forced to flee, under pressure from the United States and international financial institutions. A French perspective on the war vs. IraqAn interview with Gilles Munier. How the British `Great Game' has led to a number of smaller gamesThe spread of operations designed to create chaos throughout Central Asia, was the topic of a seminar organized by the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Turkmenistan develops its oil, gas resourcesAn interview with Chary Taganovich Kuliyev. President of Kyrgyzstan: Our foreign policy doctrine is the Great Silk RoadAskar Akayev, President of the Kyrgyz Republic, has issued a program entitled "The Diplomatic Conception of the Great Silk Route," which is the "Doctrine of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic." International IntelligenceNationalGore and Co. drag U.S. toward World War IIIThe same concert of forces behind the failed impeachment of President Clinton, and the pointless attack on Iraq, prevailed on the President to forgo his vital summit meeting with Russian Prime Minister Primakov, and thus set the world on a course that could lead to the early eruption of World War III. Cohen's GOP pals say: `Obliterate' N. KoreaIMF, Gore spread Cold War lies vs. PrimakovThe most serious civil war now facing Western civilization is in Washington. Will President Clinton will break with London, and turn his administration's strategic priorities back to the Germany-Russia-China orientation that characterized his best impulses? Plan to privatize Medicare is defeatedStarr's dirty dealings bared in McDougal trialFight intensifies vs. death penalty in U.S.National NewsCongressional Closeup |
