Volume 20, Number 26, July 2, 1993
Interviews
Dr. Kofi Awoonor
by Dana S. Scanlon
Ghana’s ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations was chairman of the Group of 77 developing nations in 1991. In this wide-ranging interview, he evaluates the world strategic crisis, and demands a standard of morality in international affairs that is now sorely lacking.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
“Final Solution” for Brazilian State.
Andean Report
by Gretchen Small
Sachs Maniac Wins Bolivian Elections.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A “War of Words,” or Something More?
Editorial
The Course of Human Events.
Strategic Studies
Brazil Battles To Defend Its Nuclear Energy Program
by Lorenzo Carrasco and Alberto Sábato
Report on a key flank in the global resistance to “technological apartheid,” the Anglo-American policy of denying development to the nations of the South.
Admiral Alberto’s Battle against Bernard Baruch
The True History of Non-Proliferation
by Lorenzo Carrasco and Alberto Sábato
The Return of Bernard Baruch
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Economics
G-7 Summit Haunted by Mass Unemployment, Soros
by Richard Freeman
With the fall of the government of the host country, Japan, and with every other Group of Seven government in the soup, will any of the world leaders present in Tokyo have the courage to address the real issues?
Rep. Henry Gonzalez Calls for Congressional Probe of George Soros
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Gonzalez identified EIR’s role in exposing the crisis in the derivatives markets, which he called “a tinderbox waiting to explode.”
Mass Protests in the Chinese Hinterlands
by Mary M. Burdman
Currency Rates
Transportation
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Another Airline May Not Fly Much Longer.
Business Briefs
Feature
Worldwide Underpopulation Crisis Looms
by Mary M. Burdman
While the malthusians babble about uncontrolled population growth, the fact is that for the past three decades, we have been undergoing a devastating collapse of fertility in the industrialized nations. The same pattern is hitting now in Third World nations as well, as people of child-bearing years are wiped out by disease and famine. Mary Burdman conducts a survey of demographic studies, carried out by both private demographers and public agencies, which show that there is no such thing as zero growth: Either population grows, or it collapses.
How Reliable Are the UN’s Population Figures?
LaRouche on the Underpopulation Crisis
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
International
UN Imperial Precedents Set in Somalia and Haiti
by Joseph Brewda and Peter Rush
With the imposition of a naval blockade on Haiti, and the bombing of Somalia’s civilian population, the Security Council’s permanent members have resumed their drive for one-world government.
Versailles, British Masonry Criticized in Former Yugoslavia
by Umberto Pascali
Archbishop Appeals to Croats and Muslims
by Cardinal Franjo Kuharic
Hungary’s Efforts To Stabilize the Region
by Istvan Morvay
Speech at the Schiller Institute’s conference in Bonn, “Toward a Durable Peace in Europe.”
Shamed at Home, ADL Skulks Off To Spread Filth in Argentina
by Cynthia R. Rush
Western Inaction in Balkans War Encourages ‘Great Russia’ Expansion
by Konstantin George
Seventy Governments at Conference in Vienna Oppose ‘Human Rights’ Ploys
by Lydia Cherry
‘A Clash between Two Western Traditions’
by Ali Alatas
Speech by the Indonesian Foreign Minister to the World Conference on Human Rights.
Will Russian Crisis Shatter UN’s Utopian Global Agenda?
by Mark Burdman
Turkey’s New Prime Minister: Joan of Arc or Margaret Thatcher?
by Dean Andromidas
Drug Legalization Push Takes Off in Colombia
by Valerie Rush
International Intelligence
National
Congress Debates Budget Plan To Kill Poor, Elderly
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Is everybody in Washington determined to sacrifice their constituencies on the altar of deficit reduction?
The Fallacy of U.S. Policy toward Ukraine
by Edward Spannaus
‘Co-Signers’ To Meet July 2-4 in Philadelphia
Rev. James Bevel is spearheading an initiative to reaffirm the principles of the Declaration of Independence.
Panicky Masons Win Pyrrhic Victory at Southern Baptist Convention
by Scott Thompson
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
