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News
Updated Nov. 13, 2004 – 8:40 pm EDT
US Says Major Fallujah Offensive Over
Iraqi Insurgents Stretch GIs to the Limit
Beyond Embattled City, Rebels Operate Freely
Rebels Hold Own Against Most Powerful Military
US Diverts GIs From Fallujah to Mosul
GIs Force Men Fleeing Fallujah to Return
Aid Convoy Enters Desperate Fallujah
Ashcroft: Judges Threaten Natl. Security by Questioning Bush
Disappointed US War Planners Hoped for Huge Body Count in Fallujah
Viewpoints
Wrath, Anger, and Sadness
by Dahr Jamail
 
The Referendum: Macedonia's Failed, Fatal Opportunity
by Christopher Deliso
 
America Undressed: The Empire Has No Clothes  by David Isenberg
A Radical Change in North Korea Policy  by Gordon Prather
Behind the Camp David Myth
by Robert Malley
Arafat's One Accomplishment
by Helena Cobban

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Frontline
Bush Goal: Palestinian State by 2009
Cheney Protects Rumsfeld's Job Until the Spring
CIA Chaos as Deputy Director Quits
CIA Agent Details Terror Threat
Iraqi Govt Fires Police Chiefs
Playing Cowboys & Indians
Smoke and Corpses
Prosecutor Asks for Eight Years for Berlusconi
Russia to Reduce Troops in Chechnya
The War for Muslim Minds: Interview With Gilles Kepel
Afghanistan Shuts Down TV Networks
 
Insurgents, In Charge, Patrolling Mosul 
Today in Iraq
22 US Troops Killed in Fallujah Assault
200 Wounded Arrive at US Hospital in Germany in Three Days
Apparent Zarqawi Tape Says Victory in Fallujah Is Certain
Iraq Victories Rooted in Barren Ground
Relief Groups: US Blocking Humanitarian Aid to Fallujah
Charity: Fallujah Situation 'Disastrous'
Iraqi Stringer for Reuters Is Rare Unembedded Reporter in Fallujah
Iraqi Militants to Target Voters
For the First Time Since Vietnam, the Army Prints a Guide to Fighting Insurgents
Iraqi Rebels Adapt
Fourth-Generation Fighting Renders US Might Useless
Fallujah Insurgency Anarchic, Persistent
Fierce Fighting in Fallujah Enters Fourth Day as Battles Rage in Northern Iraq
US Troops in Fallujah Into Grueling, Dangerous Fight
American Injury Toll Grows Amid Fierce Resistance
Fallujah Battle Reports
US Troops in Fallujah Shoot Into Homes, Then Search
US Forces Conduct Airstrikes on Fallujah Tunnels
Mosul
Police Lose Control of Mosul Amid Uprising
US Troops Forced to Fight Rebels in Mosul
Mosul Tense After US Air Strikes
Iraqi Insurgents Spread Fear Among Kurds
Violence Around Iraq
Two More US Troops Killed in Iraq
Blackhawk Shot Down North of Baghdad, Three Wounded
Iraqi Group Kidnaps American Airport Manager in Baghdad
Black Watch Capture 'Death Squad'
The New Iraq
Fallujah Orphan Tells Her Story
Iraqi Women Threatened, Killed for Defying Tradition
Marriages in Iraq Increase Dramatically
Global Iraq Fallout
Dutch to Withdraw Troops From Iraq in March
Japan Likely to Extend Iraq Mission
Rumsfeld Thanks Latin American Nations for Help in Iraq
Rumsfeld: El Salvador Can Be Iraq Model
Battles of Britain
UK War Widows Join Forces to Take on Army Bureaucracy
British Soldiers Sue Pentagon Over Tank Crash
Pakistan
Pakistani Troops Launch Fresh Attacks in South Waziristan
Pakistani Troops Occupy Militants' Strongholds in South Waziristan
Kashmir
Indian Court Bans Globes Showing Independent Kashmir
Kashmir Coup for India
Pakistan Hails India's Kashmir Troop Reduction
Kashmir Separatist Leader Arrested
Asia
UN: South Korea Made Near Bomb-Grade Uranium
Activists Storm Abkhazia Parliament
Autopsy Finds Indonesian Rights Leader Was Poisoned
Japan Demands an Apology From China Over Sub
Southern Thailand Restaurant Hit by Bomb, 14 Wounded
Tamil Tigers Still Enlisting Thousands of Child Soldiers
 
The War at Home
Military Presence at Antiwar Rally Is Called a Coincidence
Pentagon Envisioning a Costly Internet for War
US Army Veteran Sues Over 'Back-Door Draft' Recall to Active Duty
Rice Chides Iraq Point Man at White House
Federal Panel Urges Gulf War Illness Aid
Homeland Security
Fort Bragg Troops Train for Homeland Security Mission
Secret Service Pays Visit to Colorado High School
'War on Terror'
Dutch Police Raid Kurdish 'Training Camp,' Arrest 29
German Parliament Extends Military Commitment to Terror War
NATO Says Europe Is Failing to Support Bush's War on Terror
Six Detainees Refuse Guantanamo Panel
Arafat's Funeral
Farewell to Arafat
Arafat Buried Amid Gunfire
Chaotic Scenes at Arafat Compound Before Burial
Grief-Stricken Crowds Turn Out Across Middle East
Throngs Kept Away From Formal Tribute to Arafat
Hamas Leader Makes Rare Appearance at Arafat Funeral
Arafat's Doctor Calls for Autopsy
Ideas for Mideast Peace
Former Iranian President Proposes Combining Israel, Palestine Into Single State
Bush, Blair Vow Fresh Push to Create a Palestinian State
Jimmy Carter Sees Hope for Middle East Peace
Canada PM Wants in on Mideast Peace Process
For Arafat, Oslo Remained Symbol of Hope
Israel/Palestine
Israeli Settlers Threaten to Refuse Military Service Over Disengagement Plan
Ariel Sharon's Old Habits Die Hard
Friends Say Don't Discount Little-Known New PA President
Israeli Teachers Promote Israel in DC-Area Schools
Iran and Her Neighbors
From Loving Arafat to Calling Him 'Traitor'
Hezbollah: Drone Aircraft Can Bomb Israel
EU Weighs Iranian Nuclear Reply
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast President Says France Undermining Him
Rebels in Ivory Coast Say They Have Not Been Invited to Talks
Ivory Coast Violence Shatters French Connection
Foreigners Flee Ivory Coast as Violence Persists
South Africa Tries to Mediate a Peace Deal in Ivory Coast
Rioters Rape Europeans in Ivory Coast
Africa
Sudanese Fearful After Relocation
UN Envoy Calls for More Troops for Darfur
Tensions High in Nigerian State
Balkans
US Soldier Wounded in Kosovo Bombing
An American Whistleblower in Macedonia
Weekend Reviews
A Time to Love and a Time to Die
Death Comes Knocking: Last Letters Home
1937 Anti-War Musical Revived in San Francisco
America Undressed: The Empire Has No Clothes
 
Contributors


11/12/2004
Arafat and Vanunu: Two Prisoners of War


11/12/2004
How to Remember Arafat


11/11/2004
The 'Right' to Remain Silent


11/10/2004
The Big Dog's Lapdogs

Ivan Eland
11/09/2004
Fear for the Future of the Republic

Alan Bock
11/05/2004
Opportunities Ahead

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?

Sascha Matuszak
10/09/2004
Riding the Tiger

Praful Bidwai
10/06/2004
US and India: Unequal Allies, Uneasy Partners

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

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