Sunday, November 1 2:44pm PST
			Opinion Read about key participants at the 1998 State Of The World Forum. From grass-roots human rights and environmental activists to the heads of multi-national corporations and political leaders, these people are debating the future of the world at the Forum.
			Why Kosovo Matters to the Markets If the West can't save Kosovo's Albanians, the outlook may be bleak for its own economies, argues SWF News Team journalist Alastair Thompson OPINION BY ALASTAIR THOMPSON | 3:49am Wednesday       NATO Vacillates as the People of Kosovo Die The West has dithered enough: it's time to get tough with Milosevic OPINION BY ALASTAIR THOMPSON | 7:27pm Tuesday       Creating the Next Millennium's Terrorists Sanctions on Iraq are not only wrong, they're dangerous, argues Jeremy Rose of the SWF News Team OPINION BY JEREMY ROSE | 7:00pm Tuesday       Time for America to Wake Up Alastair Thompson of the SWF Media Pool argues that American voters will benefit from taking a global perspective OPINION BY ALASTAIR THOMPSON | 4:10am Tuesday       Nukes Testing Blair Scilla Elworthy, Director of the Oxford Research Group, says British PM Tony Blair has a role to play in the nuclear weapons debate OPINION BY SCILLA ELWORTHY | 4:10am Tuesday		"However haltingly, we have made some progress."    --former Commander-in-chief of the U.S. Strategic Air Command, Gen. Lee Butler INVESTING IN WOMEN: The SWF has helped to establish a bank in Mexico specializing in micro-loans for women. Go to INITIATIVES for details...