Highlights
Bringing Back Saddam (Almost): Ivan Eland
Connect the Ominous Dots: Ray McGovern
Democrats Cave to War Wing: Stephen Zunes
On the Defensive Over al-Qaeda Leak: Jim Lobe
Police State USA: Rep. Ron Paul
 
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News
Updated August 10, 2004 – 8:50 pm EDT
Iraq on the Knife's Edge
US Tells Civilians to Leave Najaf
Sadr Rejects Plea to End Najaf Fight
Pentagon to Act Against Officers on Abu Ghraib
Kerry Stands by 'Yes' Vote for War, WMD or Not
White House on Defensive Over al-Qaeda Leak
Bush Names Rep. Goss to Head CIA
Officials Failed to Act on Las Vegas Terror Threat
Chalabi: Charges Part of Conspiracy by Saddam Loyalists
Experts Warn of al-Qaeda 'Offspring'
Viewpoints
How a Possible Scoop on Iraq Just Vanished  by Phillip Knightley
Diplomacy Is Forgotten in the Mania for Intervention
by Jonathan Steele
Abu Ghraib Was 'Regrettable'?
Asheville Citizen-Times
Police State USA  by Rep. Ron Paul
Democratic Party Platform Turns Toward the War Party
by Stephen Zunes
Fear, a Politician's Best Friend
by Susan Ager

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Frontline
Time Magazine Reporter in Contempt in CIA Leak Case
Senator Asks Bush to Explain Khan Leak
Saddam-Era Censorship Back Again
Chaotic Picture of Abu Ghraib Emerges
UN Says Its Absence Could Jeopardize Iraq Elections
Iraqi Police Chief Parades Some 280 Prisoners In Najaf
Bombs Hit 2 Turkish Hotels
 
Chaos and Defiance in Najaf
Sadr's Rebellion
Sadr Vows Fight to Death as US Takes Over Forces
Insurgents Seize Iraqi Police Chief as Curfew Imposed
Iraq Accuses Iran of Arming Najaf Insurgents
Najaf Governor OKs Operations Near Holy Shrine
Violence Continues
Six Die as Iraqi Official Escapes Blast
17 Killed in Iraq as Fighting Continues
US Marine Killed in Western Iraq
British Soldier Killed in Basra
Violence Forces Shutting of Basra Oil Terminal
Five British Soldiers Wounded in Basra Clashes
Seven Killed in Car Bombing Northeast of Baghdad
Perilous Iraq
Iraqi Christians Slow to Return to Pews
Truckers Risk Life and Limb to Deliver Goods in Iraq
Iraq Sabotage Fear Deepens Oil Crisis
Hostage Crises
Report: Video Shows Beheading of Bulgarian Hostage
Five Middle Eastern Hostages in Iraq Freed
Iran Says Working Around the Clock to Free Diplomat Abducted in Iraq
Abducted Iranian Consul 'Alive'
Iraq Occupation
US Soldier Convicted of Manslaughter of Iraqi
US Struggles to Defend Iraqi Closure of Al-Jazeera Office in Baghdad
Poland Hands Security to US in Shi'ite Zone
Iraq Reliant on US Troops for Security
British Troops Under Pressure in Basra
Chalabis in Trouble
Chalabis Negotiate for Safe Return to Baghdad
Judge Says Chalabis Will be Arrested on Return to Iraq
Salem Chalabi Denies Murder Charge
Salem Chalabi Vows to Continue with Saddam Trial
Head of Saddam Tribunal Says His Life in Danger if He is Jailed in Iraq
How Chalabi Fell Out of Favor With the US
Chalabis Sip From the Poisoned Chalice of Postwar Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Blair Faces No-Confidence Vote Over War
Oil Reaches Record High as Iraq Stops Pumping
Iran Downplays Iraq Rift
Iran Condemns Violation of Iraqi Shrines
Manila, US Struggle to Repair Strained Ties
Musharraf: No Pakistani Troops for Iraq Right Now
Poland Says It Won't Stay in Iraq Forever
UK Govt Supports Iraq Tourism
Afghanistan
Karzai Trying to Regain Political Backing
'Highly Unreliable' NATO Under Fire for Afghan Role
Afghan Forces Capture Taliban Commanders
Europe Takes On Afghan Security
US Pledges to Improve Afghan Relations
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
Pakistan Detains Kashmir Militant Leader
Contracted Special Ops Agents Prowl Pakistan
Pakistani Soldier Dies in Bomb Attack on Bus
Pakistani Police Begin Probe Into Blasts
India, Pakistan to Swap POWs
Civil Disobedience Increases in Northeast India
Indonesia
Indonesian Court Dismissals Threaten Tighter US Ties
Indonesian Court Throws Out Vote Challenge by Gen. Wiranto
Georgia
Georgia's President Acts Tough, Counts on West to Watch His Back
Rumsfeld Intervention Rescues Caspian Pipeline
Georgia: Saakashvili's Brinkmanship
Georgia Orders Ships Screened
Georgian Defense Minister In Moscow Talks Over Ossetia Crisis
Chechnya
US Links Briton to Rebels and Dubrovka
Rights Groups Protest Closing of Chechen Newspaper
Top Chechen Muslim Says Peace Must Involve Rebels
Russia
Russia Seizes Main Yukos Production Unit
2,000 Russian Troops Learn to Chase Militants
Russia Not to Allow NATO Observers Visit Nuclear Sites
 
Terror Alarms
US Denies Bungling al-Qaeda Case
Recent Successes in Terror War Not Without Setbacks
Dangers From Terrorism Scant Compared to Other Risks, Experts Say
CIA 'Effectively Gagged' Agent Critical of Terror War
UK Home Secretary Faces Cabinet Backlash Over Terror Powers
US Order Classifies Philippine Communist Party as 'Foreign Terrorists'
Terror Alerts & Probes
Discs Seized in UK Could Trigger More US Security Alerts
FBI Probing US Websites for Promoting Terrorism
Passports: al-Qaeda's Most Powerful Weapon?
Hijackers' Friend Says He Knew Nothing of Plot
Train Encounter Led Hamburg Cell to bin Laden
US Athletes Not to Display Stars and Stripes in Olympic Village
Pakistan vs. Terror
9/11 Report: Pakistan Most Crucial Player in War on Terror
Pakistan Protests Over US Sting
Pakistan Claims FBI Sting Endangered Its UN Envoy
Jihadi's Arrest a Small Step for Pakistan
Pakistan Questions Al Qaeda Camp Chief
Terror Suspect May Be Canadian, Paper Reports
Gitmo 'Justice'
War-Crimes Defense Lawyers Say They Lack Resources
Inmate Speaks at Gitmo Tribunal
'Homeland Security'
Officials Confirm Capitol a Target of Terrorists
Capitol Police Chief Sees No Threat to Capitol Hill
Critics Question 9/11 Panel's Recommendations
US Security Officers Will Take Over Passenger Screening on Helicopter Tours
US Says Secret Anti-terror System Test a Success
No Link Discovered in Anthrax Questioning
A New Subject of Anthrax Probe
Homeland Security Campaign Targets Children to Prepare for Emergencies
Big Business Becoming Big Brother
Explosives Theft Fairly Common
The War at Home
Franks Takes Blame For 'Mission Accomplished'
Private, Public Roles Overlap in Washington
Lobbyists, Congress Protest US Awarding $300 Million Contract to UK Contractor
Putin Gave Bush Gifts Worth $50,000
Israel/Palestine
Hamas Denies Deal With Egypt Over Gaza Pullout
Israel Freezes Settlement Expansion, for the Moment
12-Year-Old Boy Shot by Israeli Forces in Gaza Dies of Wounds
Arrested Palestinian Bomber Was Recruited by His Brother
Israeli Military Rejects 'Apartheid' Comparison on West Bank Road Policies
Putting a Stop to Checkpoint Cruelty
Ethics Committee to Investigate Israeli MPs' Racist Comments
Iran
Iran Demands Right to Nuclear Technology
Bush Sees Joint World Effort to Press Iran on Nuclear Issue
Theocrats, Business Clash Over Iranian Airport
Middle East
Yemeni Government Claims Victory Over Rebels, Clashes Continue
Two Turkish Soldiers Killed in Mine, Rebel Kurds Blamed
Sudan
Sudan FM Disputes UN Darfur Death Figures
Sudan Expects to Satisfy UN on Darfur
Litany of Rape and Abuse in Darfur
Darfur Refugees Find Militia Everywhere, Even Refugee Camps
Africa
Violence Leaves Nigerian Oil Industry Reeling
Rush for Natural Resources Fuels War in Congo
Ivory Coast Rebels Rejoin Government
Americas
Chavez Calls for Final Poll Push
Venezuela to Boost Security Before Recall
Canada Reconsiders Sharia
In Other News
US to Expel Islanders Who Fled Volcano
UN War Crimes Judge Suspended Over Charges of Child Molestation
Mass Grave Found in Bosnian Coal Mine
Still Counting Losses, 1945 Nuke Victims Want US to Rethink
 
Contributors


8/09/2004
Who 'Outed' Mohammad Naeem Noor Khan?


8/10/2004
Bringing Back Saddam (Almost)


8/07/2004
Sino-Japanese Grudge Match


8/06/2004
Alert to Implications

Nebojsa Malic
8/05/2004
Summer of Discontent

Praful Bidwai
7/28/2004
India-Pakistan Hope Gives Way to Uncertainty

Ran HaCohen
6/30/2004
Don't Call it a Wall

Matthew Barganier
6/23/2004
The Honest Case for War

Joseph Stromberg
5/12/2004
Inventing Iraq – Yet Again?

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