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Operation Iranian Freedom?: Leon Hadar
An Unjust War: Charley Reese
Gaza, Line of Memory & Despair: Ramzy Baroud
Strengthening the NPT?: Gordon Prather
The Fall of Saigon 1975: John Pilger
 
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News
Updated April 16, 2005 - 11:11 PM EDT
Standoff Continues in Besieged Iraq Town
Sharon Mulls New Pullout Post-Gaza
Terror Suspects Sent to Torturing Regimes
16 Killed in Iraq Attacks, Including 2 US Soldiers
South Korea Vetoed US Plan for Troops in North Korea
Defying Govt, China Erupts in New Anti-Japan Protests
Viewpoints
An Unjust War  by Charley Reese
Gaza: The Line of Memory and Despair  by Ramzy Baroud
The Benevolent Empire at Work: the EU, Hubris and the Balkans
by Christopher Deliso
The Fall of Saigon 1975  by John Pilger
Anyone Know Where the Exit Is?
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Strengthening the NPT?
by Gordon Prather

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Frontline
New Compromise Lebanese PM Vows Transparency
Bush 'Excited' Over India-US Ties
WMD Panel Threatened Resignations
2 US Marines Killed in Iraq
Gonzales: CIA Leak Probe Moving Forward
Ex-Guantanamo Prisoner Didn't Know of 9/11
Diplomatic Assurances No Safeguard Against Torture
Army Won't Reveal Tillman Findings
Sub Wreck Could Reveal 1944 Japanese Peace Offer
 
Islamic Conservatism Strong in Iraq Parliament
Today in Iraq
War Reporters Say Iraq Remains Frightening
IAEA Calls for Review of Key Iraqi Sites
Iraqi Cleric Pushes President to Pardon Native Insurgents
Message, Militia of Firebrand Cleric Sadr Resonate Among Iraqi Shi'ites
Chalabi Interview: Man of Many Colors
Preaching the Rule of Law in a Tribal Land
Gains in Iraq, but No 'Tipping Point'
Attacks Continue
Four Dead in Fresh Iraq Bombings
Ordinary Iraqis Bear Brunt of War
Shattered Corpse Puts Face to Iraq Suicide Bombers
Oil-for-Political-Payoffs
Annan: I Did Not Meet Bribe Suspect
UK Denies Annan Claim Over Oil Smuggling
Briton Surprised by Oil-Scam Claim
UN Suffers Further Blow as Authorities in US Raise Possibility of Oil-for-Food Bribe
Afghanistan
Afghan Opium Farmers Aim to Protect Crop
Operation Minesweeper Sweeps Up More Than Mines
India
Rice: India’s Bid for UN Security Council Seat Requires More Discussion
India to Offer Fresh Initiatives to Boost Peace Process
India to Free 156 Pakistani Fishermen
Pakistan
Musharraf Due on Rare India Trip
Pakistan Opposition Showdown Due
US Reopens Consulate in Pakistan After Three Days
Return of Bhutto Husband to Stir Row in Pakistan
Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan Denies Plan to Host US Surveillance Planes
Unrest in Kyrgyzstan as Akayev’s Daughter Returns
China/Japan
US Warns Citizens of New Protests in China
Tokyo Mulls Sharing Oil Exploration With China
US, Japan Redraw Alliance
EU Delays Lifting Arms Ban on China
Asia
Georgia to Create Military Police
Some Schools Close in Nepal After Rebel Call
'Killing Fields' Survivors Still Wait for Justice
Six Killed in Kashmir Raids
Five Rebels Killed in Sri Lanka
Aceh Peace Talks Termed Constructive
Russia & Her Neighbors
Russians, Insurgents Battle in Grozny
MPs Back Russian Election Reform
Beslen Survivors Remember Day That Shocked the World
Europe
Berlusconi's Govt Loses 2 Partners
French Media Criticizes Chirac EU Appeal
Former Yugo Army Chief Preparing to Surrender to UN Court
Turkish Cypriot Leader to Relinquish Position
Ukraine Embraces 'New Attitude'
Basque Region's President Seeks Mandate
Scots Soldiers Seize Balkans Heroin
Weekend Reviews
American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer
The Greatest War Movie Ever?
Poets Speak Through Antiwar 'Voices'
 
US Military
A Trail of Pain From a Botched Attack in Iraq in 2003
Enlistment Rate of Foreign Nationals Declines
Soldier Missing in Iraq Is Promoted
Rare Parasite Infection Afflicts US Troops in Iraq
The War at Home
US Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against OPEC
University of Wisconsin Campus Police Pull Plug on Antiwar Protest
Homeland Security
Controversial 'Matrix' Terror Database Closing Down
People of Montana Tell
Govt Reports: Airport Screeners' Quality Still Poor
Bush Calls for a Review of Plan Requiring Passports for US Re-Entry
US Says Shipments of Deadly Flu Virus Missing
War on Terror
Blix: Terrorists Don't Want WMDs
Intel Nominee Wants to Push US Spying 'Right Up to That Line' of Privacy
Swiss Court Allows Sale of Book About bin Laden’s Brother
Lebanon/Syria
Israel to Investigate Infiltration of Fatah Gunman From Syria
Israel Violates Lebanon Space for Second Day
'Disengagement'
Gaza Settlers Disagree Over Arms Return
Most Gaza Settlers Won't Resist Violently: Poll
UN Panel Decries Israeli Settlements
Gaza Envoy Seeks Agreement on Settlers' Homes
Israeli Court: Troops Should Not Evacuate Own Homes
Abbas Wants to Coordinate Gaza Pullout
Palestinian Politics
Islamic Jihad Says Won't Take Part in Upcoming PA Ballot
Palestinian Parliamentary Elections Face Delay
Rice Discusses Palestinian Conditions
PA Hands Over Israeli Soldier Who Entered Jenin
Israel/Palestine
US Drops Israel From Fighter Jet Development Over China Dispute
Killing by Israeli Troops Rocks Middle East Truce
Peres Lands in Paris, Will Meet With French Officials
Israel Clears Officer of Killing Journalist Who Had White Flag
Middle East
Report: Kurds Prepare for Guerrilla War in Iran
France Refuse to Sell Combat Jets to Saudi Arabia
Al-Jazeera Launches New Channel
Sudan
Sudanese Resistance Plead for US Aid
Bush Administration Tries to 'Preserve' Sudan
US Official Reluctant to Describe Darfur Violence as Genocide
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's Opposition Launches Appeal Over Poll Result
Mugabe Reshuffles Cabinet After Disputed Election
UK Journalists Freed From Zimbabwean Jail
Africa
Rebels to Rejoin Ivorian Cabinet
Death of a Mercenary
Americas
UN Looks to Expand Haiti Mission After Soldier Killed
Chile: Probes of Pinochet-Era Crimes Face Shut Down
Cuba Rejects UN Rights Resolution
Paraguay May Pull Ambassador From Venezuela
 
Contributors


4/15/2005
Cashing in on the Bush Doctrine


4/14/2005
Bargains, Rumors, and Lies


4/12/2005
Coexisting with a Rising China?


4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

Alan Bock
4/08/2005
Is Iran Next?

Ilana Mercer
4/06/2005
About a Boy

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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