Highlights

Poisonous Misinterpretations: Horton/Robert Pape
GOP Opposition to Iraq War Growing: Kevin Zeese
PATRIOT Act a Threat to Liberty: Rep. Ron Paul
Tearing Up the NPT: Gordon Prather
Nobody's Fault: Charley Reese
 
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News
Updated July 24, 2005 - 11:15 PM EDT
Terror Strikes Egypt, More to Come?
Many Bombs but Links Are Unclear
London Police Say Two Bomb Plots Linked
Police Arrest Third London Blasts Suspect
Bomber Kills 40 at Baghdad Police Station
Defying US, Guerrillas Refocus and Strengthen
Poll: Americans Say World War III Likely
General: Army Likely to Fall Short in Recruiting
CIA Leak Probe Turns to Possible Perjury, Obstruction
White House Aims to Block Legislation on Detainees
Fatal Subway Shooting Was Mistake, Say London Police
Viewpoints
Poisonous Misinterpretations
Scott Horton Interviews Robert Pape
The Iran War Buildup
by Michael T. Klare
Republican Opposition to Iraq War Growing  by Kevin Zeese
Nobody's Fault  by Charley Reese
Tearing Up the NPT  by Gordon Prather
PATRIOT Act Is a Threat to Liberty
by Rep. Ron Paul

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Frontline
Iran Militant Is Now Hero of US Right
Cheney, GOP Battle Over Detainees
Pentagon Blocks Release of Abu Ghraib Images: Here's Why
Rice: Iraq Still Central Terror Front Despite Other Bombings
Lawyers 'Besiege' UK Army Over Iraq Abuse
UK Abuse Cases Dropped Due to 'Lack of Witnesses'
Experts: No Single Al-Qaeda Mastermind
Some Experts See al-Qaeda's Hand in London, Egypt Attacks
 
Disruption and Violence Begin to Dampen London's Stoic Attitude
Today in Iraq
US Troops Nearly Kill Aussie Troops
Rebels Banking on US Pullout, Official Says
Arrest of 22 Gunmen Including Eight Egyptians in South Iraq
US General Says Insurgents Attempting to Return to Fallujah
Al-Qaeda Says Kidnapped Algerian Envoy in Iraq
How a Trip to Film in Iraq Ended in a Military Jail Cell
Iraqi Police Captured Bombing Suspect
Iraqi Constitution
Iraqi Kurds Call for Referendum on Independence
Sunnis Signal Readiness to End Boycott
Prominent Sunni Cleric Denounces Iraq Constitution
Clerics' Group Says It Won't Urge Sunnis to Boycott Votes
Iraq Occupation
Roaming American 'Buffalos' Go Bomb-Hunting in Iraq
US Command Says Marine Killed in Action West of Baghdad
Army Replaces Commander in Charge of Training Iraqi Security Forces
Detainee Dies in Iraq Aid Station
Attacks Continue
Rebels Target Iraqi Police as US Says Local Forces Unable to Cope Alone
Terrorists 'Threaten' Iraq Mobile Operators
Indian Businessman Wounded in Baghdad Kidnap Attempt
The New Iraq
Iraqis Simmer as Demand Outstrips Electricity Supply
Hill Street Blues Strays Into the Iraq War Zone
Global Iraq Fallout
Poll: Majority in US, Japan Oppose Iraq War
Iran Ready to Help Iraq's Industries
Americans Keep Dying
Fallen Soldier Was First Missouri Female to Die in Iraq
Blast Kills Guard Medic Not Long After Her Iraq Tour Began
Iraq Soldier's (NY) Death Still a Mystery
Soldier (UT) Was Torn Between Duties to Family, Country
Ecru (MS) Mourns Death of Marine
Kentucky Soldier Dies in Ambush
Bogart (GA) Man Casualty in Iraq
Newkirk (OK) Soldier Killed in Iraq
Macon (MS) Soldier Killed in Iraq
Ft. Irwin (CA) Soldier Slain in Iraq
American Samoa Reservist Killed in Iraq
Birmingham (AL) Firefighter, Army Soldier Dies in Iraq
Afghanistan
'Taliban' Shoot Dead Afghan Judge
US General: Taliban Recruiting Children
Washington Insider Takes on Envoy Role
Biography of Zalmay Khalilzad, New US Ambassador to Afghanistan
Afghan Complaints Over Taliban Await Pakistan's PM
Kidnapped Election Workers Freed in Afghanistan
Pakistan
Pakistan Will Maintain Nuclear Deterrence Capability: Musharraf
Pakistan to Try Militants Under Anti-Terrorism Law
Imams Held in Pakistan Crackdown
Musharraf Struggles to Keep Balance
Kashmir
Three Soldiers, Four Ultras Killed in Kashmir
Protests in Kashmir Over Youth's Killing
Nepal
At Least 13 Maoists, Seven Securitymen Killed in Nepal Clashes
Nepal's Civil Servants Protest King's Union Ban
Philippines
US and Philippines Join Forces to Pursue Terrorist Leader
Arroyo's Speech May Be Key to Survival
Koreas
North Korea Won't Hold Japan Nuke Talks
Seoul Warns Against Expectations of Quick Fix in North Korean Nuclear Talks
Japan Will Aid North Korea if Talks Progress
N. Korea Would Welcome Visit by Bush, Rice
Officials Set New Attempt at Brokering Deal With N. Korea
North Koreans Starve as Donors Cut Food Supplies
Asia
Resurgence of SE Asia Piracy Highlights Terror Risk
China Sparks Battle Over 'Seized' Briton
Europe
Georgian Suspect Explains Attempt to Attack Bush
Bomb Explodes in Spain, No Injuries
Ukraine Strengthens Security on Naval Border With Russia
IRA Statement 'May Emerge Soon'
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Opposition Applauds UN Report
For Zimbabwe's Displaced, Returning Home to Rubble
Africa
France Defends Role in Togo After Amnesty International Charges
The Deadly Charm of Sudan's Regime
Clan Fighting in Somalia Kills 20
Kenya Corruption Review 'Blocked'
Aid Funds Finally Flow for Niger
Americas
Colombian 'Peace Law' Is Passed
Priest Allied to Ex-Haiti President Jailed
Middle East
Two Injured in Explosion in Istanbul
Yemeni Leader Vows to Punish Rioters
Five Kurdish Rebels Killed in Southeastern Turkey
Weekend Reviews
Rich Man’s War, Poor Man’s Fight
The Anti-Neocon
Squandered Opportunities to Debate Imperialism
Cry the Beloved Continent
 
Horror in Egypt
Egypt Launches Massive Hunt for Attackers
Al-Qaeda's Infrastructure in Sinai Surprises Again
Extremist Egyptian Analyst Blames Israel for Sinai Terror Attacks
Al-Qaeda-Linked Group Claims Egypt Attack
List of Attacks in Egypt Since 1992
Bombings at 1am
Car Bombers Bring Carnage and Panic to Seaside Resort
Bloodshed in the City of Peace
A Cloud of Fire, a Huge Blast and a Man's Narrow Escape
27 Egyptian Soldiers Reportedly Missing in Wake of Blasts
Scot Describes Egyptian Bombings
The World Reacts
Hamas Denounces Egypt Explosions
US Strongly Condemns Deadly Bomb Blasts in Egypt
Japan, China, Malaysia Condemn Bombings in Egypt
Jordan, Yemen Condemn Sharm El-Sheikh Bombings
Nations Condemn Attack on Egyptian Resort
Shooting on the Train
Police Admit 'Tragic' Error: The Man We Shot on the Tube Was No Terrorist
Man Shot in Terror Hunt Was Innocent Young Brazilian
Statement From Metropolitan Police
Q&A: Stockwell Shooting
Suspect's Killing by Police Rattles a City on Edge
Some in UK Shocked Over Subway Killing
Brazil's Government Demands Explanation for British Police Shooting of Brazilian
Investigation in London
Police Investigation: How Many More Are Out There?
'Al-Qaeda Chief Has Well-Stocked Teams in Place'
Police Make 2nd Arrest in London Bombings
Focus: Wanted: Dead or Alive
Interrogations Go on as Welsh Link Emerges
London Police Launch New Raid
Police Swoop on Capital's Estates as Hunt Intensifies
London Bomber's Links to Briton in Suicide Attack on Tel Aviv
The India Connect That Never Happened
Map of London Attacks
Muslims in Britain
Attacks on UK Will Continue, Radical Cleric Says
The Muslim Community: 'It's Our Beef Because It's Our People'
New Incidents Heighten Tensions Among British Muslims
The Quiet Community Once Home to a Wanted Man
Fear of Faith-Hate Reprisals Runs High
Britain Reacts
After the Bombs ... the Fear
Panic and Paranoia ... London Gets Used to a New Way of Life
By Foot or by Bus, Londoners 'Get on With It'
Terror Fears Scare Off Tourists
Spirit of Defiance Sparks Rush to Join Met Police
'If My Appeal Stops One Potential Suicide Bomber, I Will Be Happy'
Expose Truth About London, Says Leader of 9/11 Inquiry
UK War on Terror
Best and Worst of MI5 Are Exposed
British Diplomats Push Annan for a 'No Excuses' Definition of Terrorism
Cameras in Britain Record the Criminal and the Banal
US Homeland Security
Pressure on US to Use More Surveillance
Congress: Transportation Security Administration Broke Privacy Laws
NJ Transit to Begin Bag Searches
CIA Plame Leak Case
Bush Aide Misled FBI, Say Reports
Testimony by Rove and Libby Examined
For Bush, Effect of Investigation of CIA Leak Case Is Uncertain
Ex-Diplomat's Surprise Volley on Iraq Drove White House Into Political Warfare Mode
CIA's Tenet Was 'Furious' Over Leak, Schumer Says
Ex-CIA Officers Rip Bush Over Rove Leak
Democrats Blast Alleged White House Involvement in CIA Leak
US Military
All Quiet on the Home Front, and Some Soldiers Are Asking Why
Army Recruiters' Challenge Persists
Report Paints USS San Antonio as Lemon
The War at Home
Chevron Donates to Lawmakers Against China Bid
Halliburton Shares Soar on 2q Profit
Lawmaker Floats Iraq Resolution
US Peace Grannies Face Court
Congresswoman Hosts Antiwar Rally in Los Angeles
Exhibit on Guam Offers View Into Lives of Vietnam War POWs
Iran
Iran Report Says Rights Violations Common in Prison
Iran Tells EU Not to Demand an End to Nuclear Work
Iran Highlights Pre-Freeze Nuclear Centrifuge Work
Lebanon
US Shows Signs of Resignation to Hezbollah Political Role
Lebanon's Boiling Pot
'Disengagement'
Israeli Troops Ready to Open Fire on Settlers
US Urges Israel Not to Seal Gaza
Defiant Gaza Settlers Vow They Won't Go Quietly
Extremists Vow to Reinforce Gaza Settlements
Rice Says Progress at Hand on Gaza
IDF to Resume Training Soldiers for Evacuation of Settlements
Sharon: Deal on Egyptian Troop Deployment Along Border to Be Made This Week
Israel/Palestine
Rice Praises Abbas' Efforts to Clamp Down on Militants
Rice Concerned a Weakened Abbas Could Lose Grip on Gaza
Gaza Gunmen Kill Two Israelis as Rice Ends Visit
Group: Israel Bans Entry to Activists
 
Contributors


7/22/2005
Iraq: What Are We Fighting For?


7/22/2005
Common Sense About India?


7/21/2005
The Price of Empire


7/20/2005
US, India Open Can of Nuclear Worms

Ivan Eland
7/19/2005
A Roving Ethical Problem

Ran HaCohen
7/02/2005
The Seeds of Fascism

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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