Highlights

Iraqi Minister Wants Pullout Timetable: Aaron Glantz
Our Rights Suspended: Rep. Ron Paul
Rolling the Dice on India: Ivan Eland
Civil War Specter Spurs Iraq Exit Plans: Jim Lobe
Wagging the Puppy: Norman Solomon
 
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News
Updated July 26, 2005 - 11:29 PM EDT
US War Costs May Exceed $700 Billion
Iraqi Minister Demands Timetable for Withdrawal
US Report: Insurgents Infiltrating Iraqi Police
More Innocent Iraqis Being Killed by US Troops
Gunmen Kill 17 in Baghdad Bus Ambush
Bombing Kills 4 US Soldiers in Baghdad
UK-Egypt Bombings Link Doubted
Report: Bin Laden Planned to Poison US Cocaine Supply
2/3 of Americans Say Bush Has No Clear Strategy in Iraq
GOP Senators Ready Detainee Amendments, Despite Bush Veto Threat
Viewpoints
We Must Not Take the Bait
by Rami G. Khouri
Our Rights Suspended for 10 More Years  by Rep. Ron Paul
So Much for Democrats and Civil Liberties  by John Nichols
Wagging the Puppy  by Norman Solomon
The Pentagon's China Hypocrisy
by Brian Cloughley
A Civics Lesson in the Settlements
by Gideon Levy

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Frontline
Legal Battle Erupts Over New Abu Ghraib Photos
Civil War Specter Spurs New Iraq Exit Plans
Can US, Britain 'Win' in Iraq?
US Military Admits 'Errors' in News Releases
6 More Purported CIA Operatives Sought in Italy
North Korea Intelligence Split US Agencies
Rumsfeld Gains Use of Air Base in Kyrgyzstan for US
Rumsfeld: US 'Fine' Without Uzbek Air Base
Musharraf Says al-Qaeda 'Destroyed' in Pakistan
Pakistan Hit by Islamist Backlash
 
Iraq Constitution Draft Gives Major Role to Islamic Law
Today in Iraq
Al-Qaeda Statement Warns Muslims in Iraq
Despite $2 Billion Spent, Residents Say Baghdad Is Crumbling
US National Guard Soldier Gets 18 Months for Killing Iraqi Policeman
Iraqi Politics
Sunnis End Boycott of Constitution Draft Body
Senior Constitution Writer Surprised at Initial Document
US Offers Iraq Pointed Advice on Constitution
Fiery Iraqi Parliament Grills Government
Attacks Continue
Suicide Attack in Central Baghdad; at Least 14 Dead
Four US Soldiers Killed in Iraq Bomb Attack
Roadside Bomb Kills GI in Iraq
Security Incidents in Iraq, July 25
Algerian Envoys
Al-Qaeda Posts IDs of Abducted Algerian Envoy - Web
Algeria Pulls Out Last Diplomat After Baghdad Kidnap
Algeria Islamists Hail Diplomats' Abduction in Iraq
Algeria Diplomats Kidnap Suspect Seized
Saddam Tribunal
Iranian Gas Victims Want Justice From Saddam Tribunal
Saddam Hussein's Request for Swedish Trial Turned Down
'Chemical Ali' Questioned by Iraq Tribunal
Iraq Occupation
US Accepts Polish Withdrawal From Iraq
Family Says Detainee Son Was Forgotten
Foreign-Born US Soldiers Take Citizenship Oath in Iraq
USO Expands Center in Kuwait to Serve More Troops
Global Iraq Fallout
Tehran Finds a Friend in Baghdad
Kuwait Bans Iraqi Watermelons Over Arms Smuggling
Iraqis Protest New Kuwaiti Border Markers
Australian PM Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq
UK Peace Group Bids to Withhold Taxes From Military
Afghanistan
2 US Soldiers Killed, 7 Wounded in Afghanistan
Clashes in Afghanistan Kill 11 Rebels
Pakistan
Focus on Pakistan's Religious Schools
Pakistan Eyes Slice of US Nuclear Pie
Kashmir
Probe Ordered Into Killing of Teenagers in Kashmir by Army
Indian Soldiers Kill Five Gunmen on Kashmir Border
Nepal
Nepal Parties Reject Maoist Rebels' Offer of Talks
Arrests at Nepal Demonstration
US Concerned Over Lack of Progress in Nepal Reconciliation
Nepal's Children Suffer in Civil War
Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Calm as Govt, Rebels Negotiate Security
Tamil Rebels 'Recruit Children'
Koreas
Korean Nuclear Talks Restart After Bush Shows a Little Respect
Fresh Strategy Sets Off New Talks With N. Korea
US Holds One-to-One Talks With North Korea, Says 'Real Progress' Needed
Japan May Give Energy Aid to N. Korea
North Korea Nuclear Goals: Case of Mixed Signals
US Groups Ask Bush Not to Compromise on North Korea Rights
North and South Are United on Big Screen
Philippines
Arroyo Faces Impeachment
Arroyo Calls for Parliamentary System
Asia
52% of Japanese Don't Trust US Government
Rice's No-Show Irks SE Asia
Mob Sets Fire to Govt Buildings in Sumatra
Burma Set to Dominate Summit
Bangladesh's Opposition Spurns Talks With Poll Chief
Germany
Left-Wing Icon's Success Hits Merkel's Hopes
Free Democrats Seek Crucial Role in German Poll
Ban on Small Aircraft Flying Over Berlin
Russia/Chechnya
Dozens Flee Chechen Village Again
Putin Critic Says Probe Is Political
Europe
FBI Hauls Boxes From Georgian Man's Home
UN Seeks to Leave Kosovo, but a Deal Is Elusive
Bush Chooses Longtime Ally to Be Ambassador to EU
Rival Views Divide Top Leadership in Ukraine
Turkey Called Ready to Sign Protocol Including Cyprus
Sudan
Sudan Forces Kill 7 in Darfur Attacks - Rebels
Sudan Press Faces Obstacles Despite Censorship End
Middle East
Bush Taps Iraq Aides to Be Envoys to Israel, Egypt
Veteran Interpreter Has Been at Center of Mideast Talks
Arabs Working on Summit in 2 Weeks
Saudi Arabia to Finalize al-Qaeda Extradition Pact With Iran
Saudi Terror Suspect Arrested Trying to Set Off Bomb
Africa
Rwanda to Free 30,000 Prisoners
Blasts Kill Five in East Ethiopia
Mystery Ivorian Raid 'Crushed'
Annan to Inspect Zimbabwe Slums
Oil Inflames Nigeria's Ethnic Tensions
Zambian Politician on Spy Charges
 
War on Terror
Broad Term 'al-Qaeda' Gives Few Clues on Attackers
Terror Shifts Muslim Views
US Pushes Anti-Terrorism in Africa
Pope Won't Condemn Islam Over Bombings
Israel Upset Pope Did Not Condemn Attacks
Most Aussie Muslims Think US Behind 9/11
Egyptian Bombings
Musharraf Rejects Direct Pakistan al-Qaeda Link to Egypt Blasts
Mubarak Was Real Target of Sharm Bombers
Checkpoints Are Thought to Have Hastened 2 Egypt Blasts
Egypt Hunts Six Pakistani Suspects
Third Group Claims Responsibility for Egypt Bombs
Search Widens for Planners Behind Deadly Bombings in Egypt
Egyptian Police Say Security May Have Disrupted Bombers' Plan
Egyptian Police Raid Bedouin Villages
Egypt Aftermath
Egyptian Blasts an Attack on West and Key Ally
Attackers Had Aimed at Tourists, Egypt Says
Resort in a State of Disbelief
Egypt Terror Attacks: 'I Have Never Seen Such Destruction in My Life'
Morocco Condemns Sharm El-Sheikh Attacks
London Bombings
Brits Can't Find Would-Be Bombers
London Attack Suspect Is Also Sought by US
Police Fear Fifth Bomber at Large
Police Identify Two London Bombers by Name and Release New Photos
London at Risk From Full-Scale Campaign
Phones Link London Terror Cells
Detectives Turn to Planners and Sources of Funding
Failed London Bombs Made With Plastic Tubs
London Aftermath
Ex-PM Major: Iraq War Increased Terror Risk
Bombs 'Hit Shopper Numbers'
UK Muslims Feel 'Under Suspicion'
Swede Denies Link to London Bombings, but Supports bin Laden
Blair and de Villepin Announce Joint Anti-Terror Measures
Shooting-to-Kill
British Cops Shot Downed Innocent Brazilian Eight Times
Blair 'Sorry' Over Tube Shooting
Brazilian Minister: Terror Fight Has to Respect Rights
Brazilians Demand Arrest Over Killing
Relatives Threaten to Sue Police Over Killing
UK to Speed Compensation Claim for Brazil Victim
Shoot-to-Kill Tactics Accepted in Israel and Russia
Homeland Security
Suicide Bombings Bring Urgency to Police in US
Senator: Terror Justifies Stretching Law
Terror Scare Rattles NYC
Gonzales: Bombings Prove PATRIOT Act Needed
Plame CIA Leak Case
Gonzales Says He Told Card About CIA Probe
CIA Leak Inquiry Probes Delay
A Neighbor's View of Valerie Wilson's 'Outing'
Detaining, Torturing Justice
Controversy Dogs Terror Tribunals
Two Army Dog-Handlers Face Hearing on Abu Ghraib Charges
Bush Met With Judge One Day Before Crucial Ruling on Gitmo Tribunals
US Military
As Recruiting Suffers, Military Reins in Abuses at Boot Camp
US Military Chief Urges More Americans to Enlist in 'Noble Effort'
States, Feds Clash Over Guard
Centrist Dems Urge Military Enlargement
Munition Exposure Linked to Brain Cancer in US Vets
The War at Home
White House May Sidestep Dems on Bolton
Veteran Can't Forget 'Forgotten War'
PA Governor Apologizes to Family of Slain Marine for Funeral Behavior of Lt. Gov
Nominee Roberts' 'Sensitive' Papers Withheld
Judge Denies Bond for Cuban, Seeks Bay of Pigs Info
First Drama Series About Iraq War Hits US Television Screens
Jane Fonda to Oppose Iraq War on Bus Tour
Iran
Iranian Exile's Info Useless, Officials Say
Iran Says Calm Restored in Kurdish Area After Riots
Iran Not to Extend Afghan Repatriation Plan
Ukraine Offers Iran Alternative Gas Pipeline Routes to Europe
Lebanon/Syria
Beirut: It Takes a Long Time to Undo Destruction
US Urges Syria to Open Lebanese Borders
Syria Hands Saudi Militants Over to Riyadh
'Disengagement'
Israel Looking to Tighten Gaza Timetable
Abbas Relocates to Gaza Until Completion of Israeli Pullout
The Gaza Gamble: A Way Out, or Another Dead End?
Gaza Settlers Confront Israeli Chief Chaplain
Israel/Palestine
After a Week of Fighting, Gaza Finds Uneasy Calm
Study Finds Security Forces of Palestinians Unfit
Sharon Seeks to Open New Chapter With France
Experts: US Needs Deeper Role in Gaza
 
Contributors


7/25/2005
Cheney's Plan: Nuke Iran


7/26/2005
Rolling the Dice on India


7/22/2005
Common Sense About India?


7/21/2005
The Price of Empire

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

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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