The Heart of the Hartz Commission
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Peter Hartz, as chairman of a commission to overhaul Germany's economy, became synonymous with far-reaching, often unpopular, reforms.
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BERLIN -- For the young men in what would later come to be called the Hamburg cell, Ramzi Binalshibh was a leader.
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Report from the High Level Group chaired by Wim Kok. The European Council held in Brussels in March 2004 invited the Commission to establish a High Level Group headed by Mr Wim Kok to carry out an independent review to contribute to the mid-term review.
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Hartmut Woite is a maverick when it comes to death. Twenty-four years ago, the Berlin mortician trundled West German bodies into the communist East to save on funeral costs.
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For 14 months Franz M ntefering, chairman of Chancellor Gerhard Schr der's Social Democratic party, and Edmund Stoiber, the conservative state premier of Bavaria, have been chairing a 32-member commission set ...
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It wasnât very long ago that the Bush administration saw L. Paul Bremer III as a true-blue loyalist, a favorite of the presidentâs who had a good chance at a
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H   annah M. Lessing  describes herself as a recovering banker with a mission. For 10 years, she has been secretary general of Austria's National Fund and General Settlement Fund, organizations that investigate restitution claims by victims of the Nazi Holocaust.
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GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba -- The historic opening last week of U.S. military commissions that  have not been used since World War II was marked by twists and turns and a carefully crafted defense strategy designed to bring the cases against suspected terrorists into the American court system.
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The Sept. 11 commission went out of business months ago, but its leaders never took their eye off the ball. Surviving family members were exposed to the hideous side of lawmaking, but never lost hope.
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Our position is: Politics trumped ethics in the House GOP vote to drop its no-indictment rule for the majority leader. When he was admonished by the House ethics committee last month for holding a golf fund
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Comment is free: Naomi Klein: So keen are America's leaders to hear dissent they're videotaping the dissenters. Welcome to a world of total surveillance.
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I want to thank The Post for the Sept. 17 editorial &quot;More Straight Talk&quot; about the critical events that will take place next month in Ukraine and Belarus.
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On assignment for National Geographic magazine, U.S. journalist Paul Salopek was charged with espionage by a Sudanese court. A multiyear prison sentence could result. Updated.
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By Williams, Florence "If policy is too fragmented, it doesn't have to be. -By Florence Williams  Russell E. Train was Undersecretary of the Interior when President Nixon appointed him to chair the brand new White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) in 1970.
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Perhaps perspective can be gained from the case of another controversial historical figure.
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Ridge&#39;s task, as the nation&#39;s first homeland security secretary, was monumental. Washington was a landscape replete with bureaucracies determined to protect their turf.
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It was an historic and sensitive trip, planned with precision -- and in secret -- at a time of high tension in the Cold War.