Highlights
Reinventing the War Party: Justin Raimondo
Parsing the Libyan Myth: Alan Bock
Follies of the High and Mighty: Paul Craig Roberts
The Eyes Have It: Chisun Lee
US Winning Najaf Battle, Losing Iraq War: Jim Lobe
 
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News
Updated August 13, 2004 – 9:00 pm EDT
Bush to Announce Global Troop Shifts
US Winning Najaf Battle, Losing Iraq War
US Suspends Najaf Offensive for Talks
Human Chain Guards Shi'ite Shrine, Injured Sadr
American Tactics Raising Iraqi Cleric's Support
Bush Official: No Evidence of Imminent Attack
'NYT' Judith Miller Subpoenaed in Plame Probe
Army Report on Abu Ghraib: Abuses Go Higher
Iraqi Officials Resign Over US Aggression
US Says Iraq Hostilities Not Covered by Olympic Truce
Viewpoints
Will Abu Ghraib Fade Away?
by Ashraf Fahim
Follies of the High and Mighty
by Paul Craig Roberts
Is This What Iraqis Were Promised?
by Jonathan Freedland
How Not to Reconstruct Iraq
by Bradford Plumer
9/11 Report Indicts War on Terror
by Graham Allison
Howard Dean Was Right About John Kerry  by Steve Chapman
Iraqis Permitted Reality TV, Not Reality  by Bill Berkowitz

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Frontline
NJ Governor Quits: Picked Boyfriend to Head Homeland Security
Oil Soars to a Record $46/Barrel
Top Iraqi Nuke Scientist Denies British Niger Claim
Najaf: Crucial Test for Allawi
Insurgents Get Support of Homegrown Media
Report: Fallujah Fighters Training Sadr Militia
Thousands of Shi'ites Headed to Najaf
Militia Controls Sadr City
US May Free Detainee, If He Renounces Citizenship
 
Shias Call for Split From Baghdad
Najaf and al-Sadr
Is the US Willing to Kill Sadr?
Inside the Shrine, Wounded Return From Bloody Battle
Report: Few Civilians Remain in Najaf
US Storms Sadr Home, but He's Not There
Najaf Shrine Besieged
Sadr Calls for Arab Intervention in Najaf
Najaf’s No. 2 Resigns In Protest At US 'Terrorist' Acts
Uniting Muslims
Iraqi Sunnis Warn Security Forces Against Supporting US In Najaf
World's Shi'ites Warn That US Is Treading on Sensitive Ground
Basra Official Wants Iraqis to Replace US Troops in Najaf
Ayatollah Sistani Urges Respect for Najaf
US Risks Alienating Millions of Muslims with Major Attack on Holy City of Najaf
Violence Escalates
US Assaults Leave 165 Iraqis Dead, 600 Wounded
Hospital: US Bombing of Iraqi City of Kut Kills 84, Wounds 176
Four Killed in Airstrike on Fallujah
UK Soldier Killed in Roadside Bombing in Basra
Iraq Militants Claim They Seized Three Arab Drivers
Probing Torture
American Bar Association Calls for Independent Torture Probe
US to Probe Abuse of Afghan Villagers by Marines
Memo: Reservist Accused of Abusing Abu Ghraib Detainees 'Doing a Fine Job'
Contractor Internal Probe: No Iraq Prisoner Abuse
Iraq and Iran
Iran's Internal Divisions Play Out in Iraqi Arena
Rift Grows as Iranians Caught Fighting for Sadr
Iran Summons Iraqi Embassy Official Over Arrest of Reporters, Abduction of Diplomat
Iraq and Iran Swap Blows
Iran Denounces Najaf Raids
UN and Iraq
Saddam's Oil-food Fraud: 'UN Let Him Do It'
Kurdish Authorities Seize UN Equipment, Claiming National Ownership
UN Extends Mission in Iraq for Another Year
The New Iraq
Iraqi Sovereignty Called Into Question
Iraqi National Conference Date Set
Rumsfeld: Iraqi Forces Expanding
Security Still Key Obstacle for Iraq Contractors
Shell, BP Move to Establish Long Term Presence in Iraq
Iraq Occupation
A Marine Unit's Grief in a Forgotten Corner of Iraq
Kurds to Guard Korean Troops in Iraq
US Army Turns to Private Guards
Global Iraq Fallout
Red Cross Condemns Civilian Death Toll in Iraq
From London to Najaf: Latest Mahdi Recruits
Azerbaijan Gives No Hint of Sending More Troops for Iraq
Arab States Call for End to Najaf Fighting
Australian Soldiers 'Right to be Concerned' About Anthrax Vaccine
Afghanistan
One Killed, 14 Injured in Afghanistan Black Hawk Crash
Afghan Election Fraud a Concern
Pakistan & Her Neighbors
'Pivot of Asia' Sees China-Pakistan Maneuvers
Pakistan Satisfied by First Round of Peace Talks With India
Pakistan Interior Minister: Closing In on Osama
Pakistan: Five al-Qaeda Suspects Arrested
Russia & Her Neighbors
Georgia Moving Troops to South Ossetia Border
Three Killed in South Georgia Fighting
US Urging End to Flare-Up of Violence in South Ossetia
Russia to Boost Defense Orders by 40 Percent in 2005
8 Russian Troops Killed in Chechnya in Rebel Raids
Americas
Chavez Upbeat Before Recall Vote
Colombian Marxists Kill Nine Peasants
Mother of Hostage in Colombia Rips US
 
The War at Home
Kerry's Supporters Frustrated With His Iraq Message
Protesters Plan to Give RNC the Bronx Cheer
Text Messages for Protesters
Bush Vows to 'Bring an Enemy to Justice' in New Ad
Kurtz Explains His Critique of Wash. Post Iraq Coverage
US Soldiers Launch Website to Air Grievances
Pentagon Faults Halliburton for Iraq Accounting
US Nuke Admin Seeks to 'Clarify' Bush Moves
British Soldier Suicide: Final Protest Against War?
'Wack The Iraq' Generating Controversy
Dem Congressional Whip Asks Bush to Pardon Israeli Spy Pollard
'Homeland Security'
FDA Warns That Terrorists Could Strike Imported Drug Supply
Pentagon Pushes Back Against Intel Reforms
Bush Security Advisor Kept Low Profile Until Terror Threat Raised
Suspicious Citizens: The New Front Line in the War on Terror
Secret Service Closes Sidewalk Near Treasury Building
Goss Panel Singled Out for Criticism in 9/11 Report
Vegas Leaders Deny Downplaying Terror Threat
Vegas Sites Appear on Tape Taken by Pakistani Suspect
Brother Says Detained Pakistani Innocent
'Gitmo Justice'
'Enemy Combatants' Could Go Free
Assistant Cook Pleas for Release From Guantanamo
Aussie Held at Gitmo to Wife: See You in Heaven
'War on Terror'
Sources: Bin Laden Urges New Attacks
Report: Kosovo's Albanians Wait Activation Order For Terrorist Attacks During Olympics
Officials Investigate al-Qaeda Suspect's Shadowy Life
Group Claiming al-Qaeda Link Threatens Italy
Spies Knew Aussies Were Terror Targets in Bali
Rumsfeld Thanks Azerbaijan for Support in Terror War
Building & Destroying
Israeli Deputy PM Says More Settlements Must Be Evacuated, Sharon 'Furious'
Israel Starts Demolition of Gaza Refugee Camp
Sharon Says Israel to Remove Settlements
Israeli Troops Demolish Rafah Homes
Palestine/Israel
Palestinians End Seizure of Govt Office
Angry Palestinians Lash Out at Arafat
Al-Aqsa Brigade Apologizes for Killing Palestinians in Checkpoint Bombing
Qureia Condemns Checkpoint Bombing
Israel Arrested Suspected Palestinian Checkpoint Bomber
Israel Accuses Palestinian Authority of Misleading UN
UN Slams Israel, Palestine for Failure to Reach Peace
Israeli Troops Hold BBC Crew During Undercover Raid
Hezbollah Websites Shut Down by US, UK Providers
Middle East
Rumsfeld: World Worried About Iran Nukes
Yemeni Militants Hold Out
Libya Refuses to Pay US Victims of 1986 Bombing
US Intends To Sell Harm Missile To Egypt
Islamic Art in the Cause of Peace
Sudan
Sudan Says West After Oil
US Dismisses Sudan Oil, Gold Claim
Ancient Tribal Feuds Add to Carnage in Sudan
Darfur Arabs Also Among Refugees
State Dept.: Sudan Genocide Hard to Prove
French FM Says Confrontation Over Darfur Should Be Avoided
UN: Darfur Still Too Dangerous for Refugee Return
Death Is in the Air, Villagers Say
Hepatitis Outbreak at Darfur Camp Kills 22
South Pacific
Australia, East Timor Near Deal in Border Dispute
Indonesian Officer Cleared of Rights Violations for Killing Activists
 
Contributors


8/13/2004
Reinventing the War Party


8/13/2004
Parsing the Libyan Myth


8/10/2004
Bringing Back Saddam (Almost)


8/07/2004
Sino-Japanese Grudge Match

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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