Disaster May Force the Rich to Review Aid to the Poor
Aryeh Neier
January 26, 2005
In the wake of the tsunami that devastated South Asia, argues OSI president Aryeh Neier, wealthy countries may rethink—and possibly step up—their assistance programs. more

Bush and Freedom: With Friends Like This
Aryeh Neier
January 25, 2005
While some human-rights proponents may applaud President Bush's campaign to expand freedom, many will perceive his policies as a threat to freedom, argues OSI president Aryeh Neier in an International Herald Tribune op-ed. more

International Summit Launches the Decade of Roma Inclusion
February 2, 2005
The Decade of Roma Inclusion will be launched at a summit attended by prime ministers from Central and Southeast European countries, World Bank Group President James Wolfensohn, and OSI Chairman George Soros. more

Discussion Forum with Iranian UN Ambassador
OSI-New York
January 14, 2005
OSI hosted a meeting with Iranian Ambassador to the UN Javad Zarif on U.S.-Iran relations. more

Medical Education in the Public Interest
January 2005
A publication documenting the Soros Service Program for Community Health, which came to a close in 2004. more

Sentencing by the Numbers
Emily Bazelon
January 2, 2005
A Soros justice fellow examines new sentencing methods in the United States that encourage judges to sentence nonviolent offenders based on a short list of risk factors. more