Volume 28, Number 21, June 1, 2001
‘Never Again!’ World Now Knows What Is Happening in Africa
The Africa panel from the Schiller Institute’s conference in Bad Schwalbach, Germany: Representatives of 40 nations discussed the relation of Eurasian development, to reversing Africa’s humanitarian catastrophe.
Peace Through Development in Africa: The Nigerian Perspective
by Prof. Sam Aluko
Prof. Aluko is a professor of economics who served in the Economics Ministry of the Nigerian government for four years during the early 1980s.
Winning the Peace for an African Renaissance
by Jean Gahururu
Jean Gahururu is a representative of the Rally for Democracy in Rwanda, in charge of foreign relations.
Fight for a World Free of the IMF, World Bank
by Leonce Ndarubagiye
Leonce Ndarubagiye is a representative of the National Committee for the Defense of Democracy in Burundi.
All Africa Is in a Crisis of Survival
by Prof. Abdalla A. Abdalla
Prof. Abdalla is Sudan’s former Minister of Agriculture and former Ambassador to the United States.
Economics
Russia’s New Transport Union To Change Map of Eurasia
by Rachel Douglas
The creation of a Eurasian Transport Union, announced May 15 by Russian Minister of Transport Sergei Frank, provides an institutional venue for deliberations among the nations of Eurasia, and any others, interested in building great infrastructure projects as a road out of economic depression.
LaRouche’s ‘Land-Bridge’ Strategies in Russia: Chronology
LaRouche Analysis Presented at Kremlin Seminar
Breakdown in Finance, Manufacturing Worsening in the Industrial Nations
by Richard Freeman
America’s Poor Forced Into Energy Bondage
by Mary Jane Freeman
Feature
A Lawless U.S.A. Today: Faith, Hope, and Agapē!
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“From this awful blend of cupidity, stupidity, arrogance, and incompetence” of the Bush Administration, “nothing could save the U.S.A., except its return to those underlying principles of law, upon which our sovereign constitutional republic’s existence was originally premised. What, then, shall we identify as those principles of law? What is, really, that constitutional principle of the general welfare, on which the renewal and durability of our republic’s constitutional freedoms depends?”
International
Invading Armies and Congo’s Human Disaster
by Lawrence K. Freeman
An interview with the Ambassador to the U.S. of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dr. Faida Mitifu.
Uganda, Rwanda Armies Must Leave Congo Now
by Lawrence K. Freeman
A review of two reports, one by the International Rescue Committee and one by the United Nations, on the physical destruction of the Congo as a result of the years-long succession of wars perpetrated by Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi.
Hearings Confirm EIR Congo Warning of 1997
by Suzanne Rose
Düsseldorf Voters Defeat Privatization
Sharon’s War Drive Fuelled by Bush Team
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
National
Bush-Cheney Energy Plan: Reliant Robbers über Alles
by Marsha Freeman
The Bush Administration has released its National Energy Policy, and nowhere does it provide remedy for the actual energy crisis that is threatening the health, safety, and economy of the United States—the destruction of a reliable, affordable supply of electricity, brought about by deregulation.
California vs. Reliant: Beating the Bushes For Justice
by John Hoefle
A profile of Houston’s Reliant Energy.
Pennsylvania Rep. James Attacks Reliant, Enron
Soros Smiling About Bush’s Drug Policy?
by Jeffrey Steinberg and Art Ticknor
The Fight for D.C. General: Death Toll Rises in Washington, as Medical Treatment Is Denied
by Edward Spannaus
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Interviews
Dr. Faida Mitifu
Dr. Mitifu, Ph.D., is Ambassador to the United States of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Departments
Editorial
A Damning Admission, Late in the Game.
