Highlights

Faking Civil Society: Engelhardt/Schell
Who's Better Off? Ron Paul
Hear No Evil: Julian Sanchez
Iraqi Govt's Future With US Military: Aaron Glantz
Reality Bites: Nebojsa Malic
 
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News
Updated April 7, 2005 - 11:04 PM EDT

US Accelerates Security Shift in Iraq

Officials: Iraq Intel Failures Just Now Surfacing?

Yushchenko in DC With Head Up and Hand Out
Four Killed in Bomb Attack on Foreigners in Cairo
New Iraqi Govt to Confront Future With US Military

Plame Game Over?
Viewpoints
Circling the Wagons Around Rumsfeld by Nat Hentoff
Bush's Facade of Respect for the Pope by Derrick Z. Jackson
Misplaced Priorities and Mistaken Assumptions by John Payne

Faking Civil Society
by Tom Engelhardt and Jonathan Schell
Who's Better Off? by Ron Paul
Bush Threw Us a 'Curveball'
by Robert Scheer

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Frontline

Iraq's Patchwork Presidency Finally Takes Shape

Senate Votes to Reduce US Dues to UN

US Copter Crash in Afghanistan Kills 16
Bush Sends Mixed Signals on Mujahedin-e-Khalq

US Names Ambassador to Iraq

Blix Says War Motivated by Oil
 

Israeli Settlers Attack Police Trying to Protect Palestinian Family
Kurds in Iraq

Talabani Leads Renaissance of Iraqi Kurds

Turkey Urges New Iraqi President to Combat Kurdish Separatist Sentiment

Ethnic Tensions in Kirkuk Dangerously High, Raising Fears of Civil War

Turkey Welcomes Talabani's Election

Saddam Forced to Watch as Kurd Foe Becomes President
Iraq Insurgency

Iraqi Insurgents Engage in Large-Scale Missions

Al-Qaeda Uses Iraq as Safe Haven
Iraqi Politics

Jaafari Tipped as Iraq's Next PM

Power Struggles Stall Iraqi Provincial Councils
Settlements

Fatah Legislator Paints Bleak Scenario of Peace After West Bank Settlement Expansion

Israel Defends Settlement Expansion in Face of Bush Demands

Israeli Official Acknowledges US Rift Over Settlements

Israeli Settlement Expansion to Proceed Slowly

Israel Freezes Approval of New Construction in West Bank
Palestine

Hamas' Decision to Run in Elections Fuels Optimism

PA Wants Arms in Exchange for Pullout Cooperation With Israel
Israel

Israel Considers Barring Palestinian Workers

High Alert Amid Warnings of Temple Mount Attack
Africa

Bush Plans $1.8 Billion in Aid to Sudan

Sudan 'Intimidating' Darfur Aid Workers

Ivory Coast Foes Call Truce

Rwanda: France Should Be Charged Over Genocide

Zimbabwe Opposition: We Have Proof of Massive Election Fraud

British Journalists Appear in Court in Zimbabwe

Court Blocks Release of Names of Equatoguinean Coup Backers
Nepal

Nepali Villagers, No Friends of the Govt, Rise Up Against Maoist Menace

Nepal Blocking BBC Radio?

Nepalese Rebels Demand Human Rights Probe
China-Japan Tensions

Anti-Japanese Feelings Put China's Leaders in a Fix

China's Quandary Over Japan's UN Bid

Japan Hits Back at China Over Textbooks
South Asia

Terrorists Suicide Bomb Kashmir Bus Station, No Casualties

Kashmir Bus Runs Gauntlet of Hate

'We Were Pinned Down by Fire in the Heart of Kashmir'

Pakistan to Hand Over 17 Suspected Taliban to Afghan Authorities
 
PATRIOT Act

White House Willing to Scale Back PATRIOT Act

PATRIOT Act Said Used in Mayfield Case
United States

Survey: US Media Censors Iraq Reporting

Plan to Study Nuclear Warheads Stirs Concern

Republican Senator Key to Bolton UN Nomination

Chertoff: Bioterror Drill Went Well
US Military

Military: Punk-Rock Resistance

For Recruiters, a Distant War Becomes a Tough Sell

Under Scrutiny, Army to Restructure Modernization Contract

Boeing Combines Robotic Unit With Its Traditional Weapons

Pentagon Move on Contract Is Blow to Boeing

Boeing Absorbs Itself Even More Into the Military
Terror

CIA Secrecy on Detaining al-Qaeda Suspects Challenged

Panel: Nuclear Plants May Be Vulnerable

US Likely to Let UN Visit Guantánamo

Michiganders to Face Tighter Border Rules

Aussie 'Young Dreamer' Acquitted of Terror
Lebanon/Syria

Fear of Militia Comeback in Lebanon?

The View From Hezbollah

UN Envoy Urges Syria, Lebanon to Open Embassies
Middle East

Iran Pledges to Keep Uranium Enrichment Freeze During EU Talks

An Israeli Strike on Iran: All Sound and Fury?

Israeli FM: Israel, Jordan Near to Striking Deal on Prisoner Release

Rocky US-Turkey Relations Persist Since Iraq War

Saudi Forces Kill Another Most-Wanted Militant
Europe

French Minister Defends China Arms Plan

Blair Admits Iraq War Has Eroded Public Trust in Him

French 'No' Vote Would Kill EU Treaty

No 'Plan B' for France if Voters Reject Europe Treaty

Adams: IRA Should End Armed Struggle

Like US, Top British Parties Have 'Switched Roles' on Foreign Policy

Yushchenko: Ukraine Looking Forward to Joining a United Europe
Asia

'China Will Never Seek Hegemony'

US, Vietnam Draw Closer
Russia

Kremlin Chief Warns of Political Disintegration

Son of Slain Chechen President Promises to Kill Warlord Basayev
In Other News

AP Fights Back Against Criticism Over Pulitzer-Winning Photos

Deciphering 'The Chávez Code'
 
Contributors


4/06/2005
Yushchenko's Gambit


4/07/2005
Reality Bites


4/06/2005
About a Boy


4/05/2005
Another Commission Recommends Bureaucratic Buffet to Fix U.S. Intelligence

Alan Bock
4/01/2005
Getting Withdrawal Done

Sascha Matuszak
3/21/2005
Bumpin' It in China

Ran HaCohen
2/28/2005
Democracy, a Free Press, and Other Fantasies

Praful Bidwai
2/26/2005
India Talks Down to Its Neighbors

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

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