Highlights

TKO by Axis of Evil: Arnaud de Borchgrave
More Galloways, Fewer Colemans: Charley Reese
US Recruiting for the Insurgency?: Keven Zeese
Condi-Diplomacy: Gordon Prather
Israeli Arsenal Vexes Nuclear Negotiators
 
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News
Updated May 22, 2005 - 11:28 PM EDT
War on Terror Runs Into Afghan Sand
Karzai Demands Control of US Military Ops
Prewar Intel Worried Bush's Analysts
Top Iraqi Govt Official Gunned Down in Baghdad
Karimov Escapes Regime Change in America's 'Great Game'
Iraq's Sunni Arabs Are Uniting to Compete With Shi'ites
Viewpoints
More Manly Galloways, Fewer Slimy Colemans  by Charley Reese
Is the US Recruiting for the Insurgency?  by Kevin B. Zeese
Debbie Schlussel Cheered Her Death; Soldiers Didn't  by Tara McKelvey
Condi-Diplomacy  by Gordon Prather
Are We Even Halfway to Wherever We're Going in Iraq?
by Neil Abercrombie and Rep. Dennis Kucinich
Horses and Barn Doors  by Geov Parrish

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Frontline
Iran Douses Hope of Compromise in Nuclear Talks
Terrified Uzbeks Tell of Three Massacres
Secret UK Troops Plan for Afghan Crisis
Abuse Inquiry Bogged Down in Afghanistan
US Memo Faults Afghan Leader on Heroin Fight
Rules and Cash Flew Out the Window
AIPAC Conference Set to Open Today
US Soldier Killed in Afghan Blast
 
Kurdish Women Make a Stand
Saddam Photos
Paper Prints More Photos of Saddam in Jail
Paper Defends Saddam Photos
Scantily Clad Saddam: Geneva Conventions Violation?
Prison Images Raise Issues for World Media
Pentagon Vows to Probe Saddam Photos
Mixed Response To Saddam Photos
Inside Secret Saddam Prison
UN Inspector Paints Bleak Picture of Saddam's Jail
Former WMD Inspector Details Iraq Prison Life
Today in Iraq
British Troops Kill 12 Insurgents on Iraq Border
Shia-Sunni Effort to End Tension
Whistleblower Suit May Set Course on Iraq Fraud Cases
Wolf Brigade the Most Loved and Feared of Iraqi Security Forces
Iraq Insurgents
Iraqi Official: Insurgents Will Fail
Suicide Bomber CDs Woo Martyrs to Iraq
Special Forces Downed in January by Iraq Rocket Ambush
Insurgency Delays Reconstruction
Iraq Occupation
Commanders Plan Eventual Consolidation of US Bases in Iraq
US Actions Endangering Hostage in Iraq
US Communications Strategy Put to the Test With Newsweek and Saddam Flaps
Lawrence of Arabia Guides US Troops
US Officer Jailed for Iraq Looting
The New Iraq
Iraqis High and Dry as Summer Inferno Nears
Black Market Organ Trade Is Baghdad's New Growth Industry
Oil-Rich Iraq Wants to End Gasoline Imports
Battle of Britain
Blair Faces US Probe Over Secret Iraq Invasion Plan
Report: Galloway Ally Sells US Arms Kit to Iraq
Britain Refuses Family Inquiry Into War
British MP: Iraq War Was for Oil
Meyer Book May Reveal Iraq Secrets
Global Iraq Fallout
More Fiji Troops for Iraq
France, Other Nations Help Train Iraqi Forces
Americans Keep Dying
Two Ohio Soldiers' Mail Got Home on Day Deaths Disclosed
Brunswick (GA) Guardsman Dies in First Week of Deployment
Louisiana Loses Two More Soldiers
Soldier (IL) Killed in Iraq 'Had a Beautiful Heart and a Genius Mind
Texas Soldier Recalled as 'A Real Southerner'
Bomb Kills San Luis Valley (CO) GI in Iraq
Pojoaque (NM) Man Killed in Explosion in Iraq
Former Ashland (OR) Student Killed in Iraq
North Carolina Soldier Dies in Iraq
Va. Marine Reservist Killed in Iraq Sacrificed for Family
NE Ohio Soldier Killed in Blast in Baghdad
Another Central Ohio Marine Dies in Iraq
Centre County (PA) Man Killed in Iraq
Afghanistan
Afghanistan: The Forgotten Conflict
Afghan Leader Heads for Bush Showdown
Second Former Top Taliban Official Says He Will Run in Afghan Elections
Pakistan Has Fully Secured Border With Afghanistan: Military Commander
Afghan Gangs on Rise
Nepal
Nepal Warns Parties Against 'Anti-Royal' Slogans
India, EU Suppport to Political Parties Irks Nepal
Nepal Says Not Yet Received Military Aid From India
Koreas
Chinese Ambivalent About North Korea
US Could Play Japan Nuke Card to Press China on North Korea
South Korea Ships Fertilizer to the North
China & Friends
China to Lift Its Ban on Tourist Travel to Taiwan
Hints of Thaw Between China and Vatican
Mongolia
Many in Mongolia Nostalgic for Communism
The Cult of Genghis Khan
Asia
Scores Arrested, Beaten as Police Break Up Protest in Azerbaijan
Papua New Guinea Vote Tests Peace Deal
Indonesia Arrests Election Chief
Russia & Her Neighbors
Russia Signs Border Deals With Former Soviet States
Russian Soldiers Killed in Chechnya
Fourteen Militants Killed in Chechnya in Four Days
Helsinki Federation Slams Russia Over Chechnya
Europe
Dutch 'No' Camp Takes Strong Lead
French 'No' Camp Rallies in Paris
Many US Charges Against Top Ukrainian Thrown Out
In Other News
Bush Administration Claims Success in Colombia Drug War, Seeks More Money
Keeping an Eye on the World's Tragedies
 
Murder and Torture
British Army Colonel Faces War Crimes Inquiry After Iraqi's Death
Behind Three Lines in a Secret Army Log Lies Real Story of an Alleged War Crime
Guantanamo Battles to Calm Abuse Storm
Guantanamo Comes to Define US to Muslims
Uzbekistan
Unrest Simmers in Uzbek Border Town
Uzbek Leaders Round Up Suspects in Unrest
Uzbeks Clash With Riot Police Over 'Ringleader' Arrests
Uzbek Town Protesters Stand Firm
Uzbekistan: 'In the Narrow Lane, the Machine Guns Clattered Remorselessly for Two Hours'
Pressure Grows for Uzbek Inquiry
Hundreds of Uzbeks Seek Kyrgyzstan Asylum
US Military
The New GI Janes: Damsel to Dominatrix
Dental Problems Hurting Soldiers' Readiness
Recommendations 'Will Reshape Air Force'
Jointness Is Key to Victory in Global War on Terror, General Says
The War at Home
President Says Progress Continues in Iraq, Afghanistan Despite Violence
Bill Would Require Americans to Narc in the War on Drugs
Big American Bucks Beckon Galloway
Iraq War Images Seep into Popular Culture
Press Photos Fail to Show True Picture of War
Antiwar Christians Protest Bush College Visit
Inaction in New York Immigration Prison Abuse Stirs Anger
War on Terror
Plan to Let FBI Track Mail in Terrorism Inquiries
Contracting Rush for Security Led to Waste, Abuse
Rogue Luggage Raises Terror Fears
Lebanon
Lebanon's Ex-PM Won't Run in Elections
Hariri's Son Emerges as Lebanon Kingmaker
Hezbollah, Israeli Forces Trade Fire on Border
Iran
Iran Said to Smuggle Material for Warheads
Canada Should Be 'Patient' Over Kazemi Trial, Iran Says
'Disengagement'
Settlers Pledge Resistance to Gaza Pullout
IDF Postpones Collection of Weapons From Gaza Settlers
Israelis Flood Into Gaza to Resist Withdrawal
IDF Prevents Gaza Settlers From Entering Palestinian Village
EU: Israel-PA Trade Deal Must Remain in Effect After Pullout
Abbas Going to Washington
US Split Over Gesture to Abbas Ahead of Talks
Abbas to Ask Bush for Clarifications on Peace Plan
Abbas to Demand US Political and Financial Support
Palestinian Militants
Palestinian Militants Agree to Stop Attacks
Hamas Official: Group May Quit Truce Over Election Dispute
Al-Qaeda Gains Palestine Foothold
Hamas Plays Kingmaker in Birthplace of Christ
Palestinian Ban on Hate Sermons
Calm Returns to the Gaza Strip
Israel/Palestine
Israel Denies Abbas-Sharon Summit Set for June
Israel and Palestinians Disagree on Summit Plan
Laura Bush to Visit Israel on Sunday
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Women Rated Least Free in Arab World
US-Saudi Anti-Terror Cooperation Better
Saudi Scholars Want Islamic Court to Rule on Alleged Koran Abuse
Middle East
Laura Bush Urges Arab Women Role
US Senator Tells Arabs to Focus on Home

King of Jordan Hosts Nobel Laureates Meeting for Peace
Chile
Dozens of Chilean Conscripts 'Left to Die in the Snow by Their Officers'
47 Chilean Soldiers Believed Dead in Snowstorm
Chile Relatives Rage Against Army
Cuba
Cuba Proposed Cooperation Against Terrorism to US in 1998
Cuba Dissidents Debate Democracy
Europeans Urge Tougher Line on Cuba
Venezuela
US Proposal in the OAS Draws Fire as an Attack on Venezuela
A Castro Ally With Oil Cash Vexes the US
As Chavez Rises in Venezuela, Ties With US Sour
Zimbabwe
White Farmers Reject Mugabe Plea to Return
Failed Zimbabwean Asylum-Seekers Face Death, Blair Warned
Africa
Sudan to Name Darfur Tribunal
Western Donors Urge Ethiopia Calm
 
Contributors


5/20/2005
Uzbekistan: The Revolution Betrayed


5/20/2005
Looking-Glass Wars


5/19/2005
Back to Kosovo


5/17/2005
Media Coverage of Intelligence Manipulation Reflects Public Acceptance of Imperial Presidency

Ran HaCohen
5/02/2005
The Palestinian Gandhi

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

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

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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