Opinion

Taiwan volte face

Old-hand foreign policy watchers must have rubbed their eyes in disbelief when they awoke on Thursday to read that Taiwan was to set up a trade office in Guyana.

Words of the past

Confronted with one of his own legal opinions – one that inconveniently contradicted his current stance – the nineteenth century jurist Baron Bramwell cleverly replied: “The matter does not appear to me now as it appears to have appeared to me then.”

Let the discussion of these concrete ideas begin

Dear Editor, Leaving aside the interpretation of historical facts, I am grateful to Terrence Campbell (SN Letters, February 4th)  for his articulation of the idea of removing the list requirement in the Constitution, which corresponds to my own thinking, as well as his support for a single powerful, independent human rights commission.

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