Milton Viorst

Describing him as a “rock star” of Islamic fundamentalism in the United States, the government sent an American Muslim scientist to prison for life. But has justice been served?

Jordan’s King Hussein, cautious protector of more than a million Palestinian refugees, nonetheless clings to his strong ties with the West and with Israel.

Boldness in war and peace has ensured the power of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. But in the teeming, impoverished streets of his capital city, he faces his ultimate challenge.

Finns pride themselves on their continuing resistance to their powerful Soviet neighbor—and on their role as one of the world’s peacemaking nations.

Striving to combine social justice and economic growth , Peru’s revolutionary junta has both overspent and overpromised.