Highlights

Enemy of the State by Daniel McCarthy
Oh, What a Lovely War: Gordon Prather
The Zero: Charley Reese
New Labour's Waste of Trust: Andrew Gilligan
Envoy's Sacking Highlights Abuses: William Fisher
 
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All mankind...being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty or possessions.
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News
Updated May 1, 2005 - 11:16 PM EDT
Attacks Signal Long, Hard Road Ahead
3rd Day of Bloodshed Dents Hopes for New Govt
Italy Backs Criminal Probe Into Agent's Killing
Reports: North Korea Fired Missile Toward Sea of Japan
Judge in Moussaoui Case Blocks Release of Sept. 11 Report
How Ally With Torture Record Became a Surrogate US Jailer
US Contracting Firm Accused of Bilking Millions and Running Wild in Iraq
Student 'Sting' Leads to Army Recruiters' Suspension for Improper Tactics
Viewpoints
Oh, What a Lovely War
by Gordon Prather
New Labour's Waste of Trust
by Andrew Gilligan
Blair Cannot Shirk Responsibility Any Longer  by Charles Kennedy
Enemy of the State  by Daniel McCarthy
The Zero  by Charley Reese
Barbarity With Impunity
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Frontline
Bolton's Nomination Is Questioned by Another Powell Aide
Iran Ready to Ignore US Nuclear Countdown
Seven US Soldiers Killed in Iraq in Two Days
US Rules Italian Agent Death Was 'Accident'
Iraq's Ba'ath Problem
Bombs Kill 15 Iraqis as Political Talks Deadlock
Iraq War Sparks UK Recruitment Crisis
Threats Shadow New Conference on Nuclear Arms
Inquiry Finds Torture at Guantánamo Bay
 
Friday: 17 Bombs Kill 50 in Iraq, Including 3 GIs
Today in Iraq
Arab Sunni Group Quits Iraqi Government
Death Toll in Iraq Violence Rises as Insurgents Strike at Will
Rocky Road Ahead for Iraq's Partial Government
US Contracting Firm Accused of Bilking Millions and Running Wild in Iraq
Iraq's New Government Faces Tough Battle to Prove Itself
Timeline in US Shooting of Italy Agent
Iraq Sunnis Blame Government for Torture
Power Grid in Iraq Far From Fixed
Global Iraq Fallout
Turkish PM: Iraq Should Not Be Dominated
Eighth Meeting of Countries Neighboring Iraq
Iraq Neighbors Fear Tension Will Spread
Iraq Urges Neighbors to Help Secure Borders
Americans Keep Dying
Slain Soldier Reached Beyond Expectations
Eastern Shore (MD) Marine Killed Near Fallujah
Long Beach (CA) Army Sgt. Killed in Iraq
Mount Gilead (OH) Soldier Killed on Iraq Patrol
Grenade Kills Sioux City (IA) Soldier in Iraq
Navy Medic From Portland (OR) Dies in Iraq
Long Island (NY) Soldier Dies in Afghanistan
Soldier From Victoria (TX) Dies in Attack on Convoy
Marine From New York Dies in Iraq
Ohio Reservist Killed by Missile
New Jersey Soldier Dies in Afghanistan
Special Forces Soldier (CA) Killed in Afghanistan
War in Iraq Hits Home (KS)
Koreas
US Downplays Remarks on North Korea's Arms Ability
US Weapons Envoy Pessimistic About Talks With North Korea
North Korea Calls US President a 'Hooligan,' 'World Dictator'
Diplomacy on North Korean Nukes Urged
South Korea Steps Up Patrols Around Islets
China/Taiwan
Beijing Police Chief Says Protests Were Illegal, Warns of Crackdown
60 Years Later, China Enemies End Their War
Taiwan's President Open to Possible China Dialogue
Thousands Greet Taiwan Opposition Leader on Visit to Chinese Hometown
Taiwan Media Praise, Blast Lien-Hu Meeting
Afghanistan
Airstrike in Afghanistan Kills Three Civilians, Four Suspected Militants
Afghan Soldiers and Police Clash, Six Killed
Registration Opens for Afghan Parliament Hopefuls
Afghan Memorial for US Activist
Asia
Nepalese King Lifts State of Emergency, but Protest Ban Continues
Former Philippine President Calls for Unity Amid Coup Rumours
Thailand Charges 'Ringleaders'
UN Gives Go-Ahead for Cambodian Khmer Rouge Trials
Koizumi Concerned Over Pakistan Nuclear Issue but Resumes Yen Loans
Russia & Her Neighbors
Putin Goes on Middle East Mission to Win Friends and Influence People
Cold War Goes on for Russia's Spies in Germany
Five Die in North Caucasus Shootout
Europe
Macedonia’s Wartime Document of Shame: the Secret 2001 Capitulation Letter Revealed
Latvia, Malta, Cyprus Link to Euro
Brits Wary of Euro
 
British Elections
Former Iraq Invasion Chief Blasts Blair
No Hiding Place: Blair Melts Under the Heat of Iraq
Blair Concerned Over Iraq Effect
Polls Suggest Labour Lead Solid
Revealed: Documents Show Blair's Secret Plans for War
British Military Chief Reveals New Legal Fears Over Iraq War
Blair Told War Was Illegal in 2002
UK's Brown Puts Iraq in Election Spotlight
Labour Expect to Lose Seven Scottish Seats in Iraq Backlash
Iraq, the Secret US Visit, and an Angry Military Chief
Vietnam: 30 Years Later
War Is History for Vibrant Vietnam
Veterans Return to Vietnam on Aid Mission
Vietnam Marks the 30th Anniversary of the Day It Drove American Troops Out
Vietnam Celebrates 30-Year-Old Victory Over US With Cash Machines and Credit Cards
Vietnam Releases Scores of Prisoners
Vietnam 30 Years On
War Immigrants Share Sadness for Past, Hope for Bright Future
War's Tangled Web Lives Only in Memory
US Military
As Casualties Soar, America's Women Face Reality of Front Line
Messengers Share Pain of Loss
Officials Say Politics Will Not Decide Base Closures
Group May Sue US Air Force Academy Over Religious Recruitment
Marine Witness Lost Leadership Role at Hands of Defendant
War on Terror
US Intel Officials Now Say Terror Threats Have Dropped
Teaching Zacarias Moussaoui
UK Muslims Protest Over Terror Laws
Israel/Palestine
Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash at Land Protest
Israeli Police Arrest 7 Jewish Settlers in Scuffle
Sharon Nixes Abbas Plan on Militants' Arms
PA Interior Minister Meets Security Chiefs to Plan Crackdown
Church Plans Divestment Vote Over Israel Issues
Saudi Arabia
More Evidence of Saudi Doubletalk?
Saudi Teens Go 'West'
Egypt
Veiled Women in Cairo Attacks Kill One, Injure Several
Two Killed, Eight Injured in Two Cairo Attacks
Tourists Hurt as Terrorist Family Wages War in Cairo's Busy Streets
Bombs Threaten Tourism as Foreign Office Warns of Danger in Egypt
Egypt Identifies Two More Bomb Suspects
Cairo Fears an Organized Hand
Middle East
Lebanon Marks Syria Pullout From Country
Report: Qatar Buys Off al-Qaeda Attacks With Oil Millions
Multi-Million Dollar Isreali Arms Deal on Agenda as Turkish PM Visits
Turkey Explosion Kills Policeman
Africa
UN and the Congo
West Africa Delegation Visits Togo
Algeria's Top GIA Rebel Captured
Americas
Rice Wraps Up Latin American Tour
Brazil Reassured on Venezuela
Six Honduran Children Die in Grenade Accident
United Nations
Annan Talks of 'Lynch Mob' Determined to Destroy Him
Investigator of UN May Be Called to Hill Hearing
 
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A Useful Whitewash


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Whitewashing the Holocaust


4/26/2005
Evidence that the US May Be Losing the Global War on Terror

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

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

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

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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