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The Vile Center
Chris Lehmann
The pundits swooning over Clinton's use of a hackneyed Cold War phrase obviously haven't read the weird psychosexual document from which he lifted it.
John Le Carr
Salon Staff
Two weeks ago, Salon interviewed author John le Carri, whose latest book, "The Tailor of Panama," is a best-seller. We also invited Salon readers to e-mail questions for le Carri. Here are some of those questions and the author's answers.
Chechnya rebuilds from Turkey
Thomas Goltz
Russia's rebels find that, to reestablish government, telephone service is a must
John le Carr
Andrew Ross
Master of the secret world : John le Carri on deception, storytelling and American hubris.
Today Afghanistan, tomorrow the world?
Franz Schurmann
Afghanistan's Taliban rebels blend a little Maoism into their Islamic fundamentalism
Return of the Bear
Andrew Meier
Russia is reasserting its influence on the global stage under the guiding hand of an old Soviet apparatchik.
Politicking while Grozny burns
Andrew Ross
War in Chechnya becomes hostage to Russia's leadership struggle
Cracks In The Iron Closet
Scott Baldinger
Scott Baldinger reviews David Tuller's "Cracks In The Iron Closet: Travels In Gay And Lesbian Russia".
The Declaration
John Perry Barlow
From China, with bullets
Andrew Ross
Huge U.S. arms bust focuses attention on Beijing's role in the illegal gun trade
Working In A Coal Mine
Sophie Majeski
The bestselling author of "Gorky Park" finds literary gold in a notorious English mining town.
To the Faithful Departed
Charles Taylor
Sour notes from on high
Charles Taylor
Charles Taylor reviews The Cranberries third release "To the
Faithful Departed".
Not just the color of our skin
Hugh Pearson
It's time for blacks to acknowledge that their experience of oppression does not set them apart from the human race, argues writer Hugh Pearson.
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