Highlights

Our Uzbek Problem, and Theirs: Justin Raimondo
Star Wars & the American Empire: Scott Horton
Unnoticed Death of Amada Saria: Mark Rothschild
NPT Vigilantes: Gordon Prather
A War That Cannot Be Won: N. Joseph Potts
 
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News
Updated May 23, 2005 - 11:24 PM EDT
Bush Rejects Karzai Army Demand
Bombs Kill 5 GIs & 49 Iraqis, Wound 130
US to Build Four Giant New Bases in Iraq
Desertion Huge Problem for US in Iraq War
US Officers Plot Their Own Exit Strategies
285 Nabbed as US Winds Down Assault
A Spark of Defiance, and Then the Slaughter
US Troops in Uzbekistan Unaffected by Unrest
Viewpoints
Star Wars and the American Empire  by Scott Horton
The Unknown Unknowns of the Abu Ghraib Scandal  by Seymour Hersh
A New Chapter in the Valerie Plame Case  by John W. Dean
The Unnoticed Death of Amada Saria  by Mark Rothschild
A Pol Britons Can Be Proud Of
by Scott Ritter
NPT Vigilantes  by Gordon Prather

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Frontline
Lost History: The Feb. 2002 Koran Incident at Gitmo
Dozens Have Alleged Koran's Mishandling
Iraq Sunnis Agree to Join Talks
Fear of Civil War Grows as Iraqi Shi'ites Start to Retaliate
Records Reveal Guantanamo Stories
As Nuclear 'Breakouts' Loom, Diplomats Are at Odds Over Action
Bush Pushes Kosovo Independence to 'Stabilize' Balkans
 
Palestinians, Israelis Protest as Laura Bush Visits Jerusalem Holy Sites
Today in Iraq
Escape Tunnel Discovered at US-Run Prison Camp in Iraq
Many Young Saudis Plan Jihad in Iraq
Shi'ites in Iraq Laud End of Sunni Boycott
Sadr Aides Meet Key Islamic Group to Ease Sunni-Shi'ite Tensions
Iraq's Religious Factions Make Calls for Restraint
Iraq Releases Terminally Ill 'Top 55' Saddam Aide
Iraqi Security Forces Arrest 20 Armed Men in Samarra
Attacks Continue
Why Iraq Insurgents Seek Victory by Suicide Bomb
Top Iraqi Govt Official Gunned Down in Baghdad
Translators Dying by the Dozens in Iraq
Three More Journalists Die in Iraq's Media Nightmare
In Hawijah, the Sand Flies, Not Insurgents, Strike Fear
Hostage Crises
Zarqawi Group Says US Pilot Executed
US Says Executed Hostage a Businessman
Romanians Freed in Iraq After Two Months
A Look at Foreigners Held Hostage in Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Iraqi Government Demands Syria Must Do More to Prevent Infiltrators
Iraqi Ship Allowed to Sail Home From India
Afghanistan
US Blaming Britain for Booming Afghan Opium Trade
Karzai Rejects US Criticism on Drugs, Slams Abuse
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
Five Die as US Bombs Land in North Waziristan (Pakistan)
Indian Cinema Bombings Kill One, Capital on Alert
India Bombings Linked to Sikh Anger Over Film
An Indian Revolutionary Gains Favor Posthumously
Musharraf: 'Kashmir Solution Within Reach'
Six Slain in Kashmir Amid General Strike
North Korea
North Korea Claims Confusion by US Position
North Korea Acknowledges Rare Meeting With US
North Korea Sends Ships to South Korea to Pick Up Fertilizer
Asia
Communist Leading Polls as Mongolians Vote
Opposition Groups Join Forces Against Myanmar Junta
Thousands in Anti-US Protest in Jakarta Over Koran Story
Peace Deal in Philippine South May Not End Trouble
Thousands Join Democracy Protest in Nepal
Europe
Schroeder Sets Early Vote After Defeat
France and Holland Prepare to Vote on EU Constitution
NATO Troops' Song Hits Sensitive Chord
US Bars Entry of Sinn Fein's Senior Lobbyist
Africa
In Congo, 'Robust' UN Troops Return the Fire
Somali Parliament Speaker Escapes Bomb Trap
Refugees Still Flee Togo After Election Unrest - UN
Ethiopian Opposition Gains Prompt Calls for Calm
UN Envoy in Southern Africa Tour
UN Burundi Mission Probes Deaths of Two Peacekeepers
Venezuela
Venezuela's Chavez to Reconsider Diplomatic Ties With US if Cuban Exile Is Not Extradited
Chavez: Venezuela Interested in Nuclear Technology
Gunmen Steal Venezuelan Government Copter
Colombia
Colombia Planning to Buy Chinese Arms
Former Rebel Towns in Colombia Receive Aid
Colombia Might Sacrifice Justice in Search of Peace
Egypt
Egypt Police Arrest Opposition Leaders
Banned Muslim Brotherhood Leads Dissent in Egypt
Top Suspect in Egypt Attacks on Tourists Kills Himself
Israel's New Ambassador to Egypt Arrives in Cairo
Middle East
For Arab Press, Hussein Photos Reinforce View of US
Islamist Parties Growing in Popularity in Mideast
 
Murder and Torture
Soldier Pleads Guilty to Assault in Beating Death of Afghan Prisoner; Gets 3-Month Sentence
Decorated UK Officer in Murder Inquiry
Karzai Demands Justice for Prisoners Abused by Americans
UN Joins Karzai in Calling for Bagram Abuse Inquiry
Australia's Former National Police Chairman: Torture Acceptable Against Terrorists
Uzbekistan
Behind the Scenes, Russia and US Jockey for Position in Uzbekistan
Uzbek Debate Over Islam's Role in Sparking Protests
Kyrgyz Official: Uzbeks Who Fled Violence Aren't Refugees, Must Return Home
US Military
Leaving the Army Not an Easy Decision, but It's an Increasingly Common One
US Army Recruiter Charged With Raping Applicant
Navy to Assess Feasibility of Outsourcing Some Jobs
Amnesty International Says US War Resister Would Be Prisoner of Conscience
Space Weapons Report Prompts Evasive Moves for White House
The War at Home
Secret CIA Unit Has Negroponte's Ear
AIPAC: Franklin Affair Won't Harm Our Work
Newsweek Curbs Unnamed Sources
Complete Testimony of George Galloway at the US Senate
Pat Tillman's Parents Critical of Army
Dead Recruit's Father Wages Campaign Against 'Green Card Marines'
Iraqi Family Starts New Life in North Dakota
Homeland Security
Security at Any Price? The Homeland Security Boondoggle
Technology Problems Limit Border Screening
Los Alamos Nuke Lab Contract Up for Bid
War on Terror
The Troubled Hunt for Bin Laden
Fears of Terrorism by Sea in Southeast Asia
Bomb Found Near NATO Meeting Site in Sweden
Russia, Azerbaijan Set Up Anti-Terror Taskforce
Syria
Where Are US Sanctions on Syria Heading?
Congressman: Syria 'A Step Away' From Facing US Military Action
Syria Rights Group Reports Arrest of Its Chief
Syrian Court Jails Three Kurds for Separatism
Leaders of Damascus-Based Palestinian Factions Hold Public Meeting in Syria
Bashar's Wife Calls for Reforms in Syria
Lebanon
Lebanese Unity Erodes Before Poll
Lebanon's Aoun Says to Run for Parliament
Clash Erupts on Israel-Lebanon Border
Iran
Too Early for a Tehran Spring
Iran Warns EU Against Failure of Nuclear Talks
Stakes High for Iran Talks
Iran Approves Six for Presidential Race
Iran Bars Pro-Reform Candidates
Iran Says It Showed Good Intentions in Kazemi Probe
Iranian Kurds Inspired by Success in Iraq
'Disengagement'
Israeli Officers Want Gaza Pullout Delay - Source
Israeli Army to Re-Examine Decision to Collect Gaza Settlers' Weapons
After Pullout, Israel May Cede Rafah Crossing to Egypt
Egypt to Send Troops to Israel Border for Gaza Plan
Palestinian, Israeli Leaders Discuss Gaza Withdrawal
Sharon Heckled by US Jews Opposed to Gaza Pullout
Sharon: There Must Be Complete Quiet for Any Peace Progress in Gaza
Palestine/Israel
Israel Comes First, Says US Politician
Militants Held by Palestinians Start Hunger Strike
Israel, Arabs Agree to Save Dead Sea
Teen Suicide Bomber Caught at Nablus Checkpoint
Three Israeli Generals Probed Over Unlawfully Receiving Benefits
 
Contributors


5/23/2005
Our Uzbek Problem, and Theirs


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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