Highlights

Condi Stomps the Mullahs: Philip Giraldi
Pentagon Targeted Iran After 9/11: Gareth Porter
US Cool on New Israel-Syria Talks: Khody Akhavi
Is It Jaw-Jaw or War-War?: Patrick Buchanan
Talk Is Cheap – Do Something!: Neil Kitson
 
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Updated May 7, 2008 - 12:40 AM EDT
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May 7th, 2008

FBI Raids Whistleblowers Agency Drugs Blamed for Afghanistan's Failed Efforts to Rebuild
Oregon Parents Hear Afghanistan Gun Battle on Voice Mail

May 6th, 2008

Lawyers for Guantánamo Inmates Accuse US of Eavesdropping Poland: Conditions Set for Planned US Missile Shield
Attempted Killings Incite Violence in Iraq Congress Weighs Veterans' Adjustment Aid
Anti-Government Protesters Block Roads in Beirut After 60 Years, Arabs in Israel Are Outsiders
Pentagon: No More Troops for Afghanistan Without Deeper Cuts in Iraq Iran Hardliners Condemn Khatami
Many Displaced Kenyans Afraid to Return Home Top US Commando Says Strain of War Limits Forces Elsewhere
House Panel Subpoenas Top Cheney Aide Over Interrogation Tactics Robert H. Reid Named AP's Baghdad Bureau Chief
Survey Lists Most World's Most Repressive Regimes Golfing Baghdad's Green Zone: A Course With Real Bunkers
US to Dismiss Cocaine Charges Against Colombian Rebel Committee Chairman Accuses VA of Criminal Negligence
Indictment: Arms Dealer Offered Weapons to Kill Americans Troop Withdrawal Added to War Funding Bill
Iraqi Alleges Abu Ghraib Torture, Sues US Contractors US-Russia Pact Faces Opposition in Congress
House Bill to Restrict Iraq Reconstruction Dollars Democrats Question $6 Billion in Pakistan Aid
US House Democrats Favor Timetable for Iraq Troops White House: Pre-War E-Mails Not Archived
State Dept Official: Iran Arming Taliban Gorbachev: US Could Start New Cold War
Ethiopia Minister: Amnesty Report a Lie to Promote Terrorist Agenda Killing of Civilians Now Routine in Somalia
Car Bomb Explosion Kills 2, Hurts 25 in Salah Al-Din Sadr Faction MP Accuses 'Parties' of Blocking Sadr City Ceasefire Negotiations
MP: Sadr in Najaf US Pledges Support for Displaced Kenyans
Amnesty Report: Troops Killing Somalis 'Like Goats' Nearly 10,000 Displaced Kenyans Return Home
Zimbabwe Minister: Chinese Arms Shipment Has Arrived Document Lists 6,000 al-Qaeda Suicide Bombers in Iraq
Solana Interview: EU Commited to Middle East Peace Chinese Eye NATO Operations
Turks Attack Rebels With Double Intent Babylon University Defies Conflict
Hezbollah Warns Against Dismantling Their Telephone Network US-Russia Pact Faces Opposition in Congress
Turning 60, Israelis Feel Pride, Palestinians Pain UN Seeks Urgent Access to Darfur Bombing Victims
Marines Ignore Poppy Crop to Not Upset Afghan Locals Taliban Kill Canadian Soldier in Afghanistan
US Slams Russia Over Rising Tensions With Georgia Divergent Paths for West Bank Brothers
Iraqi Militia Commanders Harden Stance Toward US At Least Five Killed in Somalia Food Riots
Israeli Clothing Chain Vows Help Against Draft-Dodgers Tibet Threat to Sino-Japanese Rapprochement
Canadian Becomes First Child Soldier Since Nuremberg to Stand Trial for War Crimes Russia-Georgia Tensions Escalate Over Abkhazia
Military Looks for Humvee Successor NATO Secretary: Syria May Have Nuke Ambitions
Israeli Air Strike Kills Hamas Activist Hu for Close Ties With Japan
MI5 Knew About Torture, Says Gitmo Briton Nigeria Oil Rebels Offer to Halt Attacks if Jimmy Carter Is Allowed to Help Talks
Turkmenistan Dictator's Golden Statue Removed to Suburbs Beirut to Axe Hezbollah-Owned Telecoms
Iran Unimpressed by Latest Nuclear Offer Qatar Brokers New Talks Over Clashes in Yemen
Charges Laid Over TV Footage of Egyptians Ruining Mubarak Posters Israeli Arabs Prepare to Mark 'Nakba'
Israeli Teens Planned to 'Cleanse' Jerusalem Neighborhood of Arabs Secret Service Tours Israeli Knesset Ahead of Bush Visit
Bedouin Soldiers: Israel Shuns Us Soldier Killed in Lebanon War 'Finally Promoted to Rank of Jew'
PA Official: No Israeli Partner in Light of Latest Olmert Probe World Likud Chief Calls for Ban on Israeli Arab Protests, Arrests of Subversives
Israeli Police Quiz Druze Women Over Possible Memorial Day Protests Ethiopian Troops in Somalia Increasingly Slitting Throats
'Lioness' Shows US Women on Frontline in Iraq FBI Agents Raid Office Protecting Whistleblowers
Canadian Soldier Killed on Foot Patrol in Hotly Contested Area Outside Kandahar Indonesia Considers Quitting OPEC
Luxury Hotels and Golf: Welcome to the Green Zone Street Security Camera Boom Has Failed to Slash Crime in London, Say Police
Investigation Sought of Alleged Kosovo War Crimes Georgia Says 'Very Close' to War With Russia
Gunmen Kidnap Pro-US Iraqi Tribal Chief Serbs to Have Easier Travel in EU
Russia and US Strike Nuclear Deal Attacks Test Pakistan Ceasefire
Armies, Militias Rampage Across Somalia Eritrea Army 'Entered Djibouti'
Tuesday: 1 US Soldier, 45 Iraqis Killed; 61 Iraqis Wounded Afghanistan Firefight Heard on Voice Mail
Mother Questions Tillman's Death in 'Fog of War' Maliki Condemns 'Phony Intellectual' Journalists for Undermining Government
Minister of Displacement Urges Palestinian Refugees to Return to Baghdad 11 Gunmen Killed in Baghdad in 24 Hours
Lebanon Airport Official Removed Over Alleged Hezbollah Ties Five Die as Suicide Bomber Attacks and Gunmen Fire in Pakistan
From Gaza to South Carolina at Last Freed Guantanamo Men Face Trial in Afghanistan
Georgia 'Close to War' With Russia Guantánamo Man Says UK Knew He Would Be Tortured
Fiji Dictator Vows to Close All Media Unless Coverage of Him Is More Positive Israelis Expect Another War With Arabs in Next Five Years
Committee Chairman Accuses Va of Cover Up Justice System for Detainees Is Moving at a Crawl
Russia, US Sign Nuclear Agreement Militants Fight Daily to Forestall Iraqi Wall Being Built by US Troops
US Soldier Killed in Northern Iraq Insurgents Say US Airstrike Hit Somalia, US Denies Report
'Torture Memo' Author, Former Attorney General, to Testify Scarred by Strife After Election, Kenya Begins to Heal
Chinese Editor Fired Over Tibet Commentaries Two Taiwan Officials Quit Over Missing Millions
Somali War, Food Shortages Spur Yemen Refugee Spike Amnesty: Ethiopian Troops Commit Atrocities in Somalia
Afghan Governors Try to Be Forthright With US Officers New Weapon Penetrates Pricey Vehicle, Kills 2 GIs
3,500 US Troops Set to Leave Iraq in the Coming Weeks Dozens of Iraqi Police Detained in Operation

May 5th, 2008

10 Iraqi Soldiers Die in Drive-By Attack Back to Baghdad
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