Paul Danahar

Bluster framed with cunning, Col Gaddafi is not Reagan's 'mad dog'

They filled Cairo’s streets, change is in the air. What will a cornered Mubarak do?

Each night I sent an e-mail to my wife that began with the words. “As I type, I have two ladies standing at my shoulder reading every word I write, which is very rude.” I would then pause and look up at them...

The junta compounds the horrors brought on by the cyclone

China wants to make gloves, not war. It means business, nothing more.

Aah... the race of this century. China's breathless, maniacal, cocky pursuit of greatness. Versus our mix of sloth, doubt and free oxygen.

From lauding Barkha Dutt's partisanship to frowning at dumbed-down news, our couch-bound jury picks what caught their attention, and what didn't.

White House thinks this book should be on the fiction list—an amazing turnaround for a former insider

The dumbing down of TV begins early—with the first-time reporters

The Taliban regroup, a war comes full circle for the US. It can't lose focus.