Highlights

Secret Bush 'Finding' Targets Iran: Andrew Cockburn
The Candidates' Similarities: Alan Bock
Lieberman's Tough Questions: Gordon Prather
Fabricated 'Bioterrorism' Case Collapses: W. Fisher
Moderate US Jews Must Find Their Voice: Ben-Ami
 
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May 5th, 2008

Iraqi Refugees Look to Europe Iraq 'Divide and Rule' Strategy Called Shortsighted

May 4th, 2008

Awaiting Tourism Deal, Taiwan Is Primed for More Mainland Chinese Visitors Hezbollah Trains Iraqis in Iran, Officials Say
Ethiopia PM Vows to Continue Somalia Efforts Confrontations Leave 20 Injured in Bolivia's Referendum
Tensions Explode Over Bolivian Province's Autonomy Vote Yet Another Iraq Vet Suicide -- With Mother Watching
Ethiopia Soldiers Accused of Collecting 'Illegal' Tax Along Somalia Border Somalia Elder Arrested for Denouncing Extraditions to Ethiopia
Musharraf Aides Aim to Block Restoration of Judges Darfur Rebels 'Arrest' 13 Census Staff
Detentions Stirring Iraqi Resentment Unrest Simmers as Egypt Strike Fails
US Missile Strike in Somalia May Provoke Backlash Recent Combat Experience Marks Army Leaders
Abbas Calls on Hamas to Accept Early Elections Israel Allows Industrial Fuel for Gaza Power Plant
Rice Says Settlement Expansions Weaken Israeli-Palestinian Confidence Military Donations to Antiwar Candidates Rise
Israel Shuts Two Gaza Crossings Civilian Killed, Three Others Wounded in Mosul
Six Roadside Bombs Seized From Shop in Baghdad Iraqi Govt: Sunni Bloc's Ministerial Nominees 'Unqualified'
US: Roads Key to Afghan Security Yemeni Rebel Leader Warns of Escalation
Police and Army Officers Tied to Attempt on Karzai's Life Israeli Political Crisis Overshadows Rice's Trip
Iran Seems to Reject West's Offer My Friend's Son Killed in Iraq: by Contractors and US Agency?
Eight Die as Qatari Mediators Restart Talks in Yemen Palestinian Civilian Killed as Israelis Shell Southern Gaza
A Soldier's Story: Video Blog From Afghanistan Israeli Ex-President Yitzhak Navon Calls for Peace With Syria
Militants Blow Up Oil Company Facility in Nigeria Nigeria Military Chief Says Oil Attacks Are 'Sabotage'
Report: 7,000 Casualties in Zimbabwe Violence Bolivia's Richest Region Votes 'Yes' on Autonomy
Clashes in Sri Lanka's North Claim 43 Israel's Olmert Says He Will Meet Palestinian President
Rice Calls for Concrete Steps to Improve Life in West Bank Hamas Police Offer Free Rides to Gazans
Niger Delta Armed Group Claims Shell Attack Second Round of China-Tibet Talks Planned
Bolivian State Votes on Autonomy Measure Rice Pushes for Peace Progress; Israel Denies Hidden Agenda
Documents Show UK Post-Wwii Dilemma Over Jewish Refugees British Planners Feared Tea Shortage After Nuclear Attack
The Rot Gnawing Away at Baghdad's Innards Palestinian Festival Showcases Growing Split Between Gaza, West Bank
Iraq Increasingly Finds Itself Caught Between US and Iran Pakistan's 'Gandhi' Party Eyes Taliban, Al-Qaeda Peace
Cheney: History Will Show Bush Created a 'More Hopeful World' Militants Torch Girls' School in Swat Valley
Sri Lanka Fighting Claims 47 Lives Suu Kyi Remains Junta's Main Challenger
Rice Says Peace in the Middle East Is Attainable This Year Yemeni Court Overturns Closure of Newspaper
Admiral Mullen: US Will Stand by Israel for Next 1,000 Years Rice: US 'Does Not Wish to Stand in the Way Of' Israel-Syria Peace
Israeli Ministers Changes 1949 Independence Proclamation Israeli Military Charges Three Soldiers With Assaulting Palestinian Civilian
Israel Spy Chief Said to Host UK Counterpart for Talks on Iran Obama: US Would Defend Israel in Attack, 'Nuclear or Otherwise'
UN Suspends Gaza Food Aid Again Mullen: Military Alone Can't Resolve World's Troubles
Iraqi Official Says No Evidence Iran Is Arming Shi'ite Militias Kentucky Derby Traditions Are Transplanted to Iraq
Iraq Backs Off Allegations on Iran as Violence Continues Apace China, Dalai Lama Envoys Agree to Keep Talking: State Media
Aziz Lawyer Wants Trial Moved to Safety of Kurdistan Iraqi PM Orders Panel to Document Iran 'Interference'
Zimbabwe Teachers Say They Are Targets Following Election Dalai Lama Aide Optimistic Over Talks With China
Clan Fighting Kills 12 Somalis; Land Dispute Blamed Iran Will Not Bow to Western Pressure, Leader Says
Obama Says Clinton's Tough Talk on Iran Too Much Like Bush'S US-Backed Plan Envisions Shiny Future for Embattled Green Zone
Iraq's First Lady Unharmed After Her Motorcade Is Bombed Motorcade Carrying Iraq's First Lady Bombed; Wife Unharmed
Al-Qaeda in Pakistan Behind Attack on Karzai: Afghan Spy Chief Hungary Plans to Boost Role in Afghanistan
Rebels Hit Two Georgian Drones Nepal 'Boosts Global Communism'
Somalis Protest Against US Strike Milosevic Loyalists Could Return to Power in Serbia
Obama Says Clinton's Tough Talk on Iran Too Much Like Bush'S Intelligence Chief: 2 Afghan Govt Employees Associated With Terrorists Arrested
Greetings From Guantanamo Bay ... and the Sickest Souvenir Shop in the World The Kurds Struggle - Inside a Tent City
Military's Patience Wears Thin at Baghdad Checkpoint Taiwan Businessmen Caught Up in China Spy Cases
In Bolivia, Autonomy Vote Deepens Divisions New Colombia Drug Gangs Wreak Havoc
In Lebanon, Hezbollah Arms Stockpile Bigger, Deadlier Gunmen Shoot Down Female Iraqi Journalist in Mosul
17 Vets a Month Commit Suicide Under VA Care Bolivia's Richest Region Votes on Autonomy Drive
Thai PM Brushes Aside Media Criticism Report: Chinese President Hopeful on Tibet Talks
Reporters Being Intimidated in Fiji Sunday: 33 Iraqis Killed, 66 Wounded
Report: US Not as 'Free' as Touted Fresh Battles Kill 43 Combatants in Sri Lanka
Zimbabwe Opposition Mulls Conditions for Run-Off Witnesses: Somalia Fighting Kills 15
US Forces Say Kill Nine Militants in Baghdad Clashes Iraq's First Lady Unharmed After Her Motorcade Is Bombed
US Puts Faith in New Roads to Build Afghan Security Nicaraguan Councils Stir Fear of Dictatorship
Gunmen Pull Iraqi Journalist From Car, Kill Her

May 3rd, 2008

Report: Puntland Extradites More Somali Civilians to Ethiopian Govt Hundreds of Palestinian Troops Take Up Positions in Jenin
Afghanistan Urges Pakistan to Stop 'Terrorists' New Zealand Troops Deny Damaging Afghan Buddha Remains
Palestinians Seek Support on Borders
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