BlogRoll
Required reading
Project Jacmel
Update on The Hotel
The gates of the heavily damaged Jacmelienne Beach Hotel remain locked; little has changed aside from the colour of the stagnant water in the old pool
Iran
Khamenei speaks out against music
Science, ‘sport and healthy recreations’ are better for Iran’s youth, supreme leader says
Taliban occupation
A year after reopening, Swat Valley cinema struggles to survive
The Taliban are gone, but fear is keeping people away and propelling a rival trade in DVDs
UAE’s BlackBerry threat clouds RIM’s future
Gulf country’s plan to block e-mail service would stunt company’s global growth
Deadly firefight on Israel-Lebanon border
Three Lebanese dead after gunfire, shelling; conflicting accounts of what sparked clash
U.S. Supreme Court asked to halt Khadr trial
Lawyer argues law underpinning the Guantanamo war crimes tribunals is unconstitutional
Explosions kill 12, wound 31 in Iraqi city of Kut
Twin bombs target market in Kut; gunmen kill 5 police officers at Baghdad checkpoint
BP hopes to plug well, then turn focus to the corporate calamity
With stock price and reputation both devastated, fallout will last for years
U.S. lawsuit claims Toyota ignored safety issues
Plaintiff lawyers say the litigation could encompass 40 million consumers; Toyota insists floor mats, driver error are the only problems
Taliban fighters killed in attack on Kandahar airfield
Between eight and 10 killed when insurgents tried to break through perimeter
Revenge attacks for political killing leave 45 dead in Pakistan city
Karachi, a city of more than 16 million, grinds to a halt amid violence; unrest came after lawmaker shot dead in a mosque
Panel's landmark denial frees NYC mosque site
Preservation commission’s decision means 152-year-old building can be turned into Islamic community centre near site of the Sept. 11 attacks
Marketplace
In Depth
More Sections
Interactive Puzzles
The Globe's Mark MacKinnon on Twitter
Broken Europe
Old world new realities
Follow Doug Saunders as he looks at how the effects the debilitating economic situation is hurting the continent
Geoffrey York's Africa Diary
Rugby conquers racism - again
South Africa has instead witnessed one of the most dramatic gestures of racial reconciliation that it has seen for many years
Mark MacKinnon's Points East
Google and China go to war
Stephanie Nolen's Subcontinental
Invoking Indira
Gloria Galloway's Witness: Kandahar
What this woman wants
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Focus
Dateline Peking
Fifty years ago, The Globe and Mail became the first Western newspaper to open a bureau in what was then known as Red China.
