1. Welcome to Obama’s \'New Era of Peace\'
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Welcome to Obama’s 'New Era of Peace' Op_ed By Christine Smith    Wednesday, 28 January 2009 22 Pakistanis reported dead So much for the peace activists who supported Obama

2. Totalitarian Democracy in the New World Order
(Opinions/Review)

...issolution in late 1989, America had a choice. As the sole remaining superpower, it could have worked for a new era of peace and prosperity, ended decades of Cold War tensions, halted the insane arms ...

3. Welcome to Obama’s 'New Era of Peace'
(Opinions/op-ed)

...ted is 22 (see ABC news & Press TV.) What a start to Obama’s idea of an American “role in ushering in a new era of peace” which he spoke of in his inaugural address. Sadly, it is only the beginnin...

4. Inaugural address: Full text
(Editor/Daily)

...rows smaller, our common humanity shall reveal itself; and that America must play its role in ushering in a new era of peace. To the Muslim world, we seek a new way forward, based on mutual interest ...

5. Tzipi Livni, an honest to goodness Revisionist
(Opinions/Features)

...ing in the peace camp was of a release from servitude to freedom, from an era of failure and corruption into an era of peace and well-being. Without any proclamations, without anybody planning it, mas...

6. Saudis reject call for Israel ties
(Archived/News/Arab)

Saudi Arabia has dismissed calls by the US government to mend relations with Israel to help restart peace talks between the Israel and the Palestinians.

7. Text of the Annapolis agreement
(Archived/News/SReports)

The following joint statement was issued at the conference in Annapolis, Maryland, which was hosted by George Bush, the then-US president, in November 2007:

8. Two Koreas to hold summit
(Archived/News/Global)

North and South Korean leaders are set to hold only their second-ever summit this month.

9. East Timor president sworn in
(Archived/News/Global)

Jose Ramos-Horta has been sworn in as East Timor's second president on a pledge to unite the nation more than a year after violence brought down its first government.