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Stop motoring madness September 18, 2007 Dear Sir, These are things that I noted in a Drugs & Crime magazine that should be against the law but are strangely not: 1. Driving while talking on a cell phone - It's strange how people still feel that this...

Help achieve excellence September 17, 2007 Dear Sir, I am writing with regard to a series of advertisements that is running in your publication this week, hoping that these ads will pique the interest of anyone who would like to make a meaningful dif...

BEIRUT (Reuters) ¿ Despite blunt French talk of possible war with Iran, the United States may for the moment be too entangled in Iraq to turn from diplomatic to military action to curb Tehran's nuclear and regional ambitions. But General David Petrae...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Running out of time, outnumbered in Congress and mired in a deeply unpopular war, President Bush didn't need another fight. So he picked a consensus candidate for attorney general who had strong credentials in the war on terror and ...

WASHINGTON — Gen. David Petraeus likes to describe the Iraq he envisions as a patchwork quilt. You establish security in a neighbourhood over here, bring peace to a village over there, create more and more of these scraps of relative tranquility — an...

Appalled to read articles August 3, 2007 Dear Sir, I was appalled and very concerned to read articles, put in The Royal Gazette, July 17, 2007, by Sophia Cannonier. I can appreciate her passion for natural childbirth. However, "a little knowledge is ...

It's about Bermuda September 13, 2007 Dear Sir, It is disappointing for Bermudians to see Tiger withdraw from the Grand Slam of Golf. We too were hoping to see him, but that said, we bought our tickets to the Grand Slam in May 2007, three months befo...

Bermuda's problems September 3, 2007. Dear Sir, Please allow me to state some of the gripes I see on this Island. 1. The hedges are coming out on the roads, some sidewalks have so much you have to almost walk out in the road. 2. Many of the roads hav...

Here are excerpts from editorials in newspapers around the world: Daily Nation, Nairobi, Kenya, on development projects: Since Kenya gained independence in 1963, donors have sunk millions into so-called development projects. Unfortunately, most of th...

It's become a well-worn cliche that when someone is fired from a job but no one wants to say so, the reason given is that they want to spend more time with their families. It's less common to hear that someone chooses not to take a job – or to take p...