Highlights

The Secret's Out – Now What?: Ray McGovern
Make-Over to Disguise Ugly US Policy: Ivan Eland
The Scalping Party: Mike Davis/Tom Engelhardt
UN Bill Not What It Appears to Be: Rep. Ron Paul
Rooting for Iran's Theocrats: Norman Solomon
 
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News
Updated June 14, 2005 - 11:26 PM EDT
White House Rejects Iraq Withdrawal
Fresh Bombings, Gunmen Kill 52 Iraqis, 3 GIs
US Opposes Calls for Probe of Uzbek Killings
Iraqis Deny US Claims of 40 Insurgent Casualties
Israel's Pentagon Spy Indicted – Trial Set
Lebanon's Christians Deal Blow to Anti-Syrian Coalition
As Iraqi Army Trains, Word in the Field Is It May Take Years
Viewpoints
The Secret's Out – Now What?
by Ray McGovern
The Scalping Party
by Mike Davis and Tom Engelhardt
Parents to Army: 'Hell No, They Won't Go!'  by Bob Herbert
Rooting for Iran's Theocrats
by Norman Solomon
UN Bill Not What It Appears to Be
by Rep. Ron Paul
Europe, Interrupted  by Alan Bock

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Frontline
Poll: 6 in 10 Americans Want Iraq Pullout
Indictment Against Larry Franklin for Espionage
Iraq News Is Bleak, Even for Pentagon Clip Service
Saddam, Without Lawyers, Told: 'Answer the Questions'
Iraq's Sunnis Say Things Never Worse
Administration Defensive on Prison Abuse
Army Lowers Standards and Increases Bonuses, but Still May Miss Recruiting Goal
US Rift Deepens on Fate of Gitmo
Supreme Court Rejects Enemy Combatant Appeal
 
ElBaradei Reappointed to UN Nuclear Post After US Drops Opposition
Today in Iraq
Liberal Basra Pushed to the Right
'Log-Book' of Iraq Kidnap Suggests France Paid Ransom for Hostage
Bush Urges End to Impasse Over Writing of Iraq Constitution
Iraqi Minister Calls for '68-Style Student Revolt ... at Some Point
Saddam in 'Court'
Tired and Drawn, Saddam Meets the Men Who Will Decide His Fate
Video Excerpt of Saddam Interrogation
Saddam: Charges of Invasions, Attacks, and Executions
Iraqi Tribunal Quizzes Saddam on 1982 Massacre
14 Incidents Saddam Will Be Tried On
Iraq Occupation
US Troops, Security Contractors Increasingly at Odds in Iraq 
Ukraine Troop Leader Accused of Smuggling
Trauma Team Assists Battle-Hardened Soldiers
Hunting Hidden Munitions on the Tigris River
Attacks Continue
14 Killed in Iraq Violence, More Bodies Found
Suicide Bomber in Tikrit Kills at Least 2 Police Officers, Wounds 5
US Diplomat Survives Iraq Car Bombing
Global Iraq Fallout
South Korea Mulls Extending Troops' Iraq Stay
Russian Ambassador Meets With Iraqi Cleric
US Journalist Who Refused to Go to Iraq to Sue in Britain
Uzbekistan
US Policy Under Test in Uzbekistan
Uzbek Protesters Ran Gantlet of Death
US 'Disappointed' That Uzbek Refugees Sent Home
EU Gives Uzbekistan Deadline, Threatens Sanctions
Sweden Reconsiders Uzbekistan Base
Kyrgyzstan
Security Guards Fire on Kyrgyz Protesters
Crowd Attacks Hotel in Kyrgyzstan, Four Injured
Afghanistan
More British Troops to Afghanistan
Four US Troops Hurt in Afghan Suicide Attack
Canadian Military Base in Afghanistan Touted as Site for New Parliament
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
Pakistan Says Telecom Strike Leaders Could Be Tried as Terrorists
Anti-Terror Pact on Cards as Musharraf Arrives in Australia
Musharraf: Kashmir Issue Can Be Resolved in Two Weeks
14 Killed, 100 Injured in Kashmir Truck Bombing
A Dangerous Act of Love
Hindu Mob Attacks US Missionaries in Bombay
Nepal
Nearly 100 Journalists Arrested in Nepal
At Least 14 Killed in Fresh Nepal Clash
Concern Grows Over Nepal's Child Fighters
Koreas
South Korea's Roh Says North Can Expect Flexibility
South Korea Optimistic on Nuclear Talks
Philippines
Standoff Over Philippine Tapes
Communist Rebels Kill 10 Filipino Troops
Asia
Microsoft Bans 'Democracy,' 'Freedom' From Parts of Chinese Website
Japan's PM Under Pressure Over War Shrine
Bomb Rocks Tajik Emergencies Ministry
Sri Lankan Leader Vows to Let Rebels Help With Aid
Australian Troops Withdraw From East Timor
Last Americans Detained in Laos Released
Khmer Rouge Trial to Get More Funds
Russia
Russia's Finance Minister Seeks Curb on Enforcement Agencies
Blair Meets Putin, Cites 'Real Prospect' of G8 Summit Progress
European Union
France Buries the EU Constitution
Europe Turmoil as Treaty Collapses
Official Says EU Expansion Should Slow
EU Expansion Divides European Opinion
Europe Turning Cold on Turkey
Gaelic Language Gets Official EU Status
Balkans
Serbs Say Mladic Negotiating for Surrender
Serbs Block Kosovo Bridge
Video Alters Serbs' View of Bosnian War
Croatia Arrests Srebrenica Massacre Suspect
UN War Crimes Court to Wait Out Top Fugitives
Europe
Identical Twin Brothers Could Lead Poland
Army Struggles as Third of Scotland TA Soldiers Resign
British Govt Expecting 'Imminent' IRA Statement
 
Guantánamo
Cheney: Guantánamo Detainees Are 'Bad People'
Cheney: Gitmo Will Stay
Pentagon Defends Interrogation Practices at Guantánamo
Lawyers: Some Held at Guantánamo Are Minors
Extracts From an Interrogation Log
Number of Young Detainees Disputed
US Military
US Military Academies Attract Fewer Applicants
Army, Insurer in Iraq at Odds
Taser Receives $1.4 Million Order From US Military
The War at Home
Iraq Dilemma Stymies Democrats
Military Contractor Buys Congressman's Home and Takes $700k Loss
Spielberg Says New Movie Reflects Post-9/11 Unease
Antiwar Activist Bids a Son Farewell
US Panel's Report Criticizes UN and Proposes Overhaul
Bush Hopes Students Will Boost US Image
Army Deserter to Visit US After 40 Years
War on Terror
Awkward Test of Antiterrorism Begins in Texas
Report: Terror Database Missing Some Info
Conferees Split on Terrorism Response
Lebanon
Victory a Blow for Lebanese Christian Pol's Old Allies
After Election Trouncing, Lebanese Druze Leader Warns of Civil War
US Says Lebanon Vote Seems to Be Going Well
Lebanese Election Law Brings Emigres Home
Aoun's Poll Win Gives Him Major Voice in Lebanon
Syria
Syria Says Won't Give US 'Pretext' to Attack
Syria Announces Capture of Islamic Insurgency Network
Iran
Iran, Shaken by Bombs, Prepares for Close Vote
Iran Links Spate of Bombing to Protests
US Sends Condolences After Iran Bombings
Former President the Frontrunner in Iranian Election Campaign
Mixed Signals on Iran's Nuclear Program
Some US Intel Analysts Suspect bin Laden Slipped Into Iran
IAEA Hears Report Mildly Critical of Iran
Iran Arrests Suspects in Deadly Blasts
Iranian Women Demand Right to Run
US Cuts Others More Slack on Democracy Than Iran
Iranian Youth: We Want the Right to Party
ElBaradei Vows to Pursue Iran Over Nuclear Program
Israel's Arms Sales to China
US Acts Over Israeli Arms Sales to China
US Demands Answers From Israel Over China Arms Sales
Israel to Report China Arms Sales to US
Palestine/Israel
Palestinian Authority to Try to Save Cease-Fire
Gaza Executions Spark Outrage
Palestinian Groups: Israel Violated Truce
Rice to Visit Middle East Before Gaza Withdrawal
US, Egyptian Envoys to Prepare for Sharon-Abbas Summit
Israel Elects a Vice President of UN
Saudi Arabia
Drive Ban Stays for Saudi Women
Saudi Arabia Presses for Increase in OPEC Quota Despite Doubts
Middle East
Egyptian Regime Keeps Wary Eye on 'Democracy Thing'
Kuwaiti Men Make Way for Their First Woman Minister
Sudan
Eastern Rebels Threaten New Troubles in Sudan
Darfur Factions in Separate Consultations
Darfur Peace Talks Face Obstacles
Sudan's Own Court for Darfur Crimes to Open Tuesday
Ethiopia
Thousands Arrested in Ethiopia

Ethiopia Opposition Says MP Shot Dead by Police
Africa
One UN Peacekeeper Dead, 2 Injured in Congo Gunfight
Flats Next in Zimbabwe Blitz
Somali President's Plane Diverted
Rwandan Hutus 'Forced Back'
Bush Pledges to Speed Up African Aid
Putin Backs Blair’s G8 Africa Agenda
Americas
Uruguay's New 'Left-Wing' Govt Sees Enhanced Role for Private Capital
Venezuela Threatens to Take US to Court Over Posada
EU Slams Cuba, but Keeps Sanctions Suspended
Mexico Deploys More Forces Along Border
 
Contributors


6/13/2005
Solzhenitsyn's Maxim


6/14/2005
A Make-Over to Disguise Ugly US Policy


6/10/2005
Shallow Thoughts on Deep Throat


6/09/2005
Death, Lies, and Videotape

Praful Bidwai
6/03/2005
World Cannot Afford Failure on the Nuclear Front

Ran HaCohen
5/02/2005
The Palestinian Gandhi

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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