Jonathan Power




TFF Associate Jonathan Power - one of the world's leading columnists on international affairs, human rights and peace. He syndicates his columns with some 50 papers worldwide.
We are proud to have featured every one of them since 1997.
In 2003, Power returned to the International Herald Tribune.
More about Power here.

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2008 Columns

May 9, 2008
Muslim deviance?

April 30, 2008
Looking at the end of Israel

April 24, 2008
Paris 1968 - the wrong story

April 17, 2008
U.S. torture - when can the prosecutions begin?

April 11, 2008
Saving Zimbabwe to save Africa

April 5, 2008
McCain's Islamic demagoguery

March 28, 2008
Tanzania - an African country hurrying to the fore

March 20, 2008
Taiwan's general elections could help make a grand Chinese peace

March 12, 2008
The 3AM call

March 8, 2008
Post Al Qaeda terrorists can be defeated

March 1, 2008
Obama's foreign policy will win the world's respect

February 19, 2008
Getting out of Afghanistan

February 16, 2008
Our racial prejudice in the Obama age

February 8, 2008
Will Bush fight Iran?

February 2, 2008
A double-headed double dose of Clinton is not what the world needs

January 26, 2008
The confidence to say 'no' to presidential warmakers

January 19, 2008
Is democracy going backwards?

January 12, 2008
Barack Obama's remarkable personality

January 3, 2008
Musharraf is not the rogue; Bhutto was


 

 


 

William Pfaff, September 17, 2007
Jonathan Power's book "Conundrums" - A Review
"His is a powerful and comprehensive statement of ways to make the world better. Is that worth the Nobel Prize? I say, why not?"

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