Beyond the Berlin Wall
20 years later
Doug Saunders reports on the forces that brought down the Iron Curtain
Required reading
Mark MacKinnon
Mandarin pushing out Cantonese
The state-sponsored promotion of China's official language threatens to make mother tongue of many obsolete, even in the city of its birth
Globe Essay
Don't head for the exit
The West should set an objective, not seek a way out, which would mean defeat
Konrad Yakabuski in Washington
Democrats' family feud could sink U.S. health-care reform
Both sides agree on one thing: The U.S. health care system has become unmanageably complex and the Obama reform will do little to simplify it.
Many detainees were just farmers, Afghan official says
Torture controversy becomes swirling affair as senior government officials scramble to explain themselves
Sri Lanka to release Tamil war refugees from camps
Nearly 136,000 Tamils remain after being forced into camps while feeling the final months of government's long war with separatist Tamil Tigers
China coal mine explosion kills 42, traps 66
Deadly blast is the latest to hit the world’s deadliest mining industry
Rocket hits luxury hotel in Afghan capital
Two wounded in attack on Serena hotel, which has been targeted before by militants
Two suspects in Mumbai attacks arrested in Italy
Father and son allegedly used their money-transfer business to help attackers set up untraceable phone network
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