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Moni Basu, Keith Graham Three Atlantans get scholarships for British schools Three Atlantans are among 40 American students who will be heading to the United Kingdom next year as 2000 [...]

Keith Graham It's early, but things could be going better in Peru. That's the message officials from the Carter Center and the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs sent after [...]

Don Melvin, Moni Basu, Keith Graham Tech scientist to ease life for amputees Mark Geil, an assistant professor of health and performance sciences at Georgia Tech, has returned from a [...]

Keith Graham Charles Lyons saw a T-shirt he liked the other day. It read, 'If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention.' Lyons, president of the United States Committee for [...]

Keith Graham He's the former Soviet president. He's won a Nobel Peace Prize. And in the opinion of many, he did more than anyone to end the Cold War. But [...]

Keith Graham He's the former Soviet president. He's won a Nobel Peace Prize. And in the opinion of many, he did more than anyone to end the Cold War. But [...]

Keith Graham Han Park was relieved. The symposium he organized at the University of Georgia was two years in the making. But Park --- director of the university's Center for [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin Bulgaria makes bid for a role in EU, NATO During its war this year against Yugoslavia, NATO was supported by Bulgaria, Yugoslavia's easterly neighbor, which allowed [...]

Keith Graham The second time around is not always lovelier than the first. But staff members at the Atlanta-based Carter Center hope Mozambique's general elections Dec. 3-4 will run even [...]

Keith Graham North Koreans will visit UGA This is no ordinary campus visit. In fact, says Han Park, director of the University of Georgia's Center for the Study of Global [...]

Keith Graham Igor Khripunov has great expectations. Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev is coming to Athens next week, and Khripunov looks forward to hearing a man he respects deeply. Many [...]

Keith Graham The names might not be household words. But the leadership of Green Cross International and its American affiliate, Global Green USA, seems determined that the organizations will be [...]

Keith Graham He comes from a tough neighborhood: the Middle East. And, characteristically, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak made the best of a tough situation Friday. Barak was en route [...]

Keith Graham Heroic diplomacy. That's what Kenneth Stein sees as he reflects on the Middle East peace process during the years 1973-77, the period leading up to the Camp David [...]

Keith Graham He used to be president of the Soviet Union. Now, Mikhail Gorbachev is president of a global environmental organization called Green Cross International. Gorbachev will come to Atlanta [...]

Keith Graham They're called the Lost Army Commandos. But they were highly visible today in Washington. Surviving members of the commandos --- a Vietnamese unit trained by the CIA during [...]

Keith Graham Never say Max Cleland forgets. The Democratic senator from Georgia who served in the Vietnam War remembers what it was like to come home with scant welcome or [...]

Keith Graham It's small but stands for something monumental. The little piece of the Berlin Wall occupies a place of honor on the memento shelf at my home. For Americans, [...]

Keith Graham, Moni Basu 'Oh, boy!' Forgive Claude Wegscheider for lapsing into English at such a time. But that was the response from the executive director of the Alliance Francaise [...]

Keith Graham At 8:20 a.m., heavy gunfire and explosives erupted at the National Assembly. Jet fighters were flying overhead. Then came loud explosions near the president's residence. The U.S. Embassy [...]

Keith Graham Jimmy Carter was talking about vision. No, not grand sweep, big picture kind of vision. The former president of the United States was talking about the failing eyesight [...]

Keith Graham They might not be on the podium when the award is presented. But Drs. Susan Goldstein and Suzanne Cotter shared in the Nobel Peace Prize announced Friday. Both [...]

Keith Graham Without doubt, this has been a bad week for the good guys, the humanitarian workers who risk their own lives to make others' lives safer, healthier and happier. [...]

Don Melvin, Keith Graham Refugees' plight worries Carter Former President Jimmy Carter expressed concern Wednesday over the plight of East Timorese refugees in Indonesia. Hundreds of thousands of refugees remain [...]

Keith Graham Maybe it was coincidence. Trevor Gatty arrived in 'The City Too Busy to Hate' about the time it was beginning to declare itself 'The Next Great International City.' [...]

Keith Graham The three T's --- Tiananmen, Tibet and Taiwan --- have plagued China's standing in world opinion in the past decade. The Tiananmen Square massacre of a decade ago [...]

Keith Graham The whole world will be watching as the People's Republic of China observes its 50th birthday Friday. But Mary Brown Bullock, president of Agnes Scott College, needs no [...]

Keith Graham Poverty. Violent conflict. High death rates for children and mothers. Rima Salah knows the score in the 24 West and Central African nations where she serves as UNICEF's [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin HERE AND ABROAD: CARE workers in East Timor flee war zone Sometimes relief workers feed the hungry, saving the lives of others. And sometimes conditions become [...]

Keith Graham, Moni Basu On Aug. 30, residents of East Timor voted on whether to become independent from Indonesia. Since then, violence has exploded, forcing tens of thousands to flee [...]

Keith Graham Will Timorese opt for independence? World attention is picking up as East Timor nears a pivotal vote on its future. The Carter Center is preparing to monitor the [...]

Keith Graham Tom Leney is a soldier. A West Point graduate, he served in Somalia, and he commanded an armored cavalry squadron in the Gulf War. He is also a [...]

Keith Graham Mike Godfrey has seen many of the world's most troubled spots in the 17 years since he joined the staff of CARE. But after his first visit to [...]

Keith Graham First, the good news: The worldwide battle against polio is being won. And now the bad: The battle against AIDS is being lost, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, where [...]

Keith Graham Horror. Hatred. Human resilience. Those are the elements that scream out from the high drama of the war in Kosovo and its aftermath. In a land dotted with [...]

Keith Graham Marshall Burke's workday is already more than 15 hours old. It began with a trip to Cegrane, a refugee camp in Macedonia, where he talked with farmers agonizing [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin, Moni Basu Kenya's Lynn Ngugi worked in a series of posts in Africa, some of them for Atlanta-based CARE USA, earlier this decade. Now she is [...]

Keith Graham Most people try to avoid land mines. As he walked around the warehouse space CARE is renting in this market town, Bob MacPherson was looking for them. A [...]

Keith Graham A boy in a CARE cap watching the street life in Kosovo's capital Thursday was in the CARE-managed Stenkovec II refugee camp in Macedonia just last week. Now, [...]

Keith Graham A boy in a CARE cap watching the street life in Kosovo's capital Thursday was in the CARE-managed Stenkovec II refugee camp in Macedonia just last week. Now, [...]

Keith Graham Most people didn't expect to come close to President Clinton on his visit to Macedonia's capital Tuesday. But almost everyone was willing to send him a message when [...]

Keith Graham For several days now, Fatmir Demiri has walked into the center of town and stood near a small outdoor market selling peppers, lettuce and tomatoes. He comes, he [...]

Keith Graham Her name is Trandelina Cakaj, but everyone at the rapidly growing office of CARE International's Balkans program just calls her Lina. You might as well, too. The hundred [...]

Keith Graham, Moni Basu Former South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who now teaches at Emory University, has been making headlines again --- this time in Britain. In honor of Tutu's [...]

Moni Basu, Keith Graham Sally Austin knows she will face one of the biggest challenges of her life when she goes to Afghanistan as CARE's assistant country director for programming. [...]

Moni Basu, Don Melvin, Keith Graham She's being hailed as the Italian-born heiress to an Indian dynasty, but that's not how some Indians in Atlanta view Sonia Gandhi. On Tuesday, [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin In Edinburgh on Wednesday, newly elected members of the first Scottish Parliament in nearly 300 years were taking oaths of office. In downtown Atlanta, David Sutton [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin If corruption throughout the Americas wanes as the coming century dawns, some measure of credit likely will go to the Carter Center. Participants from two dozen [...]

Keith Graham As part of its review of the effectiveness of economic sanctions, the U.S. government opened the door Wednesday for the sale of some humanitarian products in Sudan, Iran [...]

Keith Graham, Don Melvin Brazil's economic troubles have reached into Atlanta, as the consulate here, which serves six Southern states, will soon be closed. 'We're trying to see if we [...]