Highlights

Waco as Metaphor Mass: Justin Raimondo
Some People Do Push Back: Ilana Mercer
Not so Fast Out of Gaza: Ferry Biedermann
Is Bolton Going Down?: Fred Kaplan
$400 Billion for What?: Charles V. Peña

 
Quotable
The evil that is in the world almost always comes of ignorance, and good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence if they lack understanding.
Albert Camus
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News
Updated April 20, 2005 - 11:06 PM EDT
Iraq Govt Claims 70 Bodies Found
Iraq's Sunni Arabs Face Dilemma
Dispute Escalates Between Shi'ites, Sunnis
Republican Defector Scuttles Bolton – for Now
New Pope Risked Death by Deserting in WWII
Pope Benedict XVI: 'No on Preventive War'
Plame Leak Reporters Lose Appeal, Could Face Jail
Viewpoints
The Iraqi Government's Catch-22
by Robert Dreyfuss
What I Didn't See in Iraq
by Rep. Jim McGovern
The Waxing of the Shi'ite Crescent
by Sami Moubayed
Is Bolton Going Down?  by Fred Kaplan
CIA's Kidnapping Ring  by Nat Hentoff
9/11 Conspiracy Fact & Fiction
by William F. Jasper

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Frontline
Not so Fast Out of Gaza
Rice, Headed to See Putin, Cites 'Worrying' Trends in Russia
Iran Warns Europe: Nuclear Talks Might Collapse
Berlusconi to Stand Down as Italian PM
Transportation Safety Admin. Probe Finds 'Possibly Illegal' Spending
GOP Senator's Comments Add Suspense to Bolton Vote
US Weighs Its Role in Nuke Development
 
Iraq's New Parliament Demands Apology After Legislator Says He Was Roughed Up at American Checkpoint
Today in Iraq
Violence Is 'Off the Chart' in Area on Iraq Border
24 Die in Iraq Suicide Bombing, Attacks
Militia Chief Wants Foreign Troops Out of Southern Iraq
Ethnic, Political Ties Seen as Key to Jobs in Iraqi Government
Why a Black Market for Gasoline Vexes Iraq
Six Killed in Baghdad Car Bomb as Insurgents Pick Off Iraqi Army Targets
Global Iraq Fallout
Philippines Urges Nationals to Leave Iraq, as Second Filipino Killed
Iraq Oil Exports Officially Resume to Turkey
UN, Kuwait Seek Prisoners Taken by Iraq in 1990
Iraq Praised on Search for Kuwaitis
United Nations
UN Envoy Admits Contacts With Oil-for-Food Accused
Annan Adviser Linked to Oil Scandal
Annan Says Did Not Know of Korea Envoy Ties
Bang, Bang! You're Fed
China/Japan Tensions
Chinese Official Orders End to Anti-Japanese Demonstrations
Beijing Levels Blame at Tokyo for Political Spat
Japan's PM Tells China to 'Grow Up'
Tokyo Rejects War Victims' Claims
Nanjing Massacre: the Deepest of Wounds
China Offers to Repair Japanese Embassy Attacked by Demonstrators
In China, Roots of Anger Toward Japan Run Deep
Emulate Germany and Atone, Malaysian Minister Tells Tokyo
Threats of Bomb, Anthrax, Death: Chinese Interests in Japan Under Siege
India/Pakistan
Experts Welcome New Era in Indo-Pak Relations
Musharraf Rejects West-Islam Clash
Pakistan: Thousands of Opposition Party Members in Prison
Bhutto Party Supporters Released
Koreas
UN Unlikely to Help Pressure North Korea
South Koreans Feel Japan Is Top Threat
Seoul Plays Down Threat to North
Asia
China and Indonesia to Be 'Strategic Partners'
Philippines, Pakistan Leaders Agree to Boost Intelligence Cooperation
Eight Taliban Militants Killed
Indonesia Rejects UN's Aid for Aceh
Nepal Army: 22 Rebels, 3 Troops Killed
Sudan
Australia to Send Troops to Sudan
Bid to End South Sudan Tension
Africa
Botswana Railroads Bushmen Genocide
UN Panel Widens Congo Arms Embargo
Ivory Coast President Consults Youths on New Peace Deal
Britain Told by Ethiopia to Give Back Stolen Treasures
Ruling Party Says Togo Opposition Risking Lives
Rwanda's Anger at Hutu 'Refugees'
In Other News
The Trilateral Commission Meets Quietly
NATO Chiefs Hold First Meeting on Ex-Soviet Soil
500 'Bombspotters' Arrested During Citizens Inspection of NATO Nukes
 
Pope Benedict XVI
New Pope: 'It Was Right to Resist the War and Its Threats of Destruction'
New Pope Opposed Attack on Iraq
Flashback: New Pope Opposes Turkey in EU
Last Pope Benedict Focused on Ending World War I
Opinion Is Split on a Man of Zeal
US Military
Senator Assails Post-Resignation Pentagon Role for Feith
Navy of Tomorrow, Mired in Yesterday's Politics
Air Force Cadets Get Religious Harassment
US Air Force, Critic Differ on Satellite Mission Objective
Missile Defense Agency Plans Competition for Space Test Bed
Marla Ruzicka, RIP
A Disarming Presence in a Dangerous World
Slain Aid Worker Uncovered America's Secret Tally of Iraqi Civilian Deaths
Town Recalls Lively Spirit of Activist Killed in Baghdad
War on Terror
New Office to Issue Terrorism Data
18 More Detainees Leave Guantanamo in Largest Release Yet
Lebanon
Bush Calls for Syria to Quit Involvement in Lebanon, Iraq
New Cabinet of 'All Sects' Is Formed in Lebanon
Lebanon, a House Divided
Bush Promises Lebanon Economic, Security Assistance
Iran
White House Rips Iran on Arab Treatment
Al-Jazeera Once Again in Line of Fire After Iran Ban
'Disengagement'
Israel Puts Off Decision on Gaza Pullout Delay
Sharon Appears Cool to Gaza Pullout Delay
Israel, on Its Own, Is Shaping the Borders of the West Bank
Palestine/Israel
Abbas Tells Israeli Reporters He's Reining in Gunmen
Palestinian Gunfire Hits Israelis
Israeli Air Force Beefing Up Surveillance Over Lebanon
Middle East
Insurgents Rattle an Edgy Yemen
Al-Jazeera Looks to Go Global
Kuwaiti Parliament Takes Step Toward Women's Voting Rights
Turkey Awards Israeli Company Contract for Army Drones
Russia
Moscow Hotel Bomb Threat for Rice
Rice Urges Russia to Embrace Openness
Why Russia Is Putting Stalin Back on to His Pedestal
Russia Inconsistent on Military Space
Britain
'Political' Police Chief Rebuked
Protesters Disrupt UK Muslim Event
Europe
Diplomats Whine as Bosnian Serb Troops Jeer at Bosnian State
Greek Parliament Approves EU Constitution

Schroeder's Party Pitches to Left

Ecuador
Ecuador's President Says He Won't Quit
Ecuador Revolts at the Corrupt Power Behind President
Americas
Spain Sentences Argentine 'Dirty Warrior' to 640 Years
Canada to Beef Up Military, Diplomatic Corps
Venezuela Holds Colombia Troops
 
Contributors


4/20/2005
Waco as Metaphor


4/20/2005
Yes, Some People Do Push Back


4/19/2005
Reforming the Homeland Security Department Is Unlikely


4/19/2005
India, Pakistan Take a Big Stride Forward

Nebojsa Malic
4/14/2005
Bargains, Rumors, and Lies

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

Alan Bock
4/08/2005
Is Iran Next?

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

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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