A hard act to follow

Article Abstract:

Castro, 69, has survived assassination attempts and severe economic problems during his 37-year reign, and he is still popular with the people. He is a savvy politician who knows how to tailer a message to the right audience. Speculation on who might replace Castro is presented.

Cover Story, Cuba, Public opinion, Castro, Fidel

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Children in crisis

Article Abstract:

A major famine in North Korea has caused severe malnourishment in 80,000 children and could kill tens of thousands of people. The crisis has forced the Communist government to accept food aid, but international politics hamper relief efforts.

Food relief, Food assistance, North Korea, Famines

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A brutal bloodletting: Algeria's vote brings little hope of ending the war

Article Abstract:

The violent insurrection in Algeria has worsened, and the secular government has not been able to end the massacres of villagers. Algerians have lost hope that democracy and elections are effective in halting terrorism.

Massacres, Algeria, Civil war, Local elections

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