Highlights

The War Party Unhinged: Justin Raimondo
What Are We Doing in Iraq?: Paul Craig Roberts
Leave Iraq Now: Larry Johnson
Aluminum Tubes Déjà Vu: Gordon Prather
Worst Days Are Yet to Come: Colbert I. King
 
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News
Updated August 29, 2005 - 11:29 PM EDT
Iraq Rebels Fight US to a Standoff
Bush Ratings Tumble as Sunnis Nix Iraq Charter
Factions Join Hands Against Constitution
Constitution Heads to Iraqis for Oct. 15 Vote
US Sniper Kills Reuters Soundman in Iraq
Leak Shows Blair Told of Iraq War Terror Link
Iraqi Militants Return When Troops Leave Battlegrounds
Viewpoints
Does Anyone Know What We Are Doing in Iraq?  by Paul Craig Roberts
The Vietnamization of Bush's Vacation  by Frank Rich
Another Mother for War
by Dave Lindorff
Leave Iraq Now  by Larry Johnson
State Secrecy vs. Sibel Edmonds
by Robyn E. Blumner
Aluminum Tubes Déjà Vu
by Gordon Prather

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Frontline
Bush Predicts Cooperation in Iraq
Talabani Won't Sign Saddam Death Sentence
Karpinski Memoir Shows Dysfunctional Occupation
US Wary of Supplying Heavy Weapons to Iraq
More Journalists Killed in Iraq Than Vietnam
Halliburton Contract Critic Loses Her Army Job
US Finds, in the Mideast, All Politics Are Local
Blair Plans Sweeping Cabinet Reshuffle
 
US Campaign to Ring Chavez Alarm Fails to Resonate
Today in Iraq
Gunmen Kill Colonel in New Iraqi Army
Sadr Shows How to Win Hearts and Minds
Prisoner Escapes From Abu Ghraib
Iraq Vows to Arrest Culprits in Aqaba Attack
In Search of an Iraq Exit Strategy
The US's Mr. Fix-It in Iraq
Security Incidents in Iraq, Aug. 29
Security Incidents in Iraq, Aug. 28
Iraqi Constitution
Iraqi Parliament Skips Constitution Vote
Sunni Leader: 'This Constitution Was Written by Exiles. We Will Not Accept It'
Iraq Sunni Delegates Reject 'American' Constitution
Key Changes in Iraq Constitution
Iraqi Draft Divides, but Is Often Vague
US Envoy: Iraq Constitution 'Most Progressive Document in Muslim World'
The New Iraq
For Basra's Christians, Hussein Era the Good Old Days
An Appointment in Samarra
Lawyer: Aziz Might Be Freed Soon
Iraqi Reality TV Show Could Be Called 'This Bombed House'
Iraqi State Company to Repair Oil Wells
Pakistan
In a Corner of Pakistan a Debate Rages: Are Terrorist Camps Still Functioning?
Pakistan to Seek 54 Wanted Terrorists From India
Musharraf Supporters Claim Victory in Pakistan Polls
Pakistan Has Done Maximum Possible in Nuclear Probe, Says Envoy to US
Two Pakistani Soldiers Killed by Roadside Bomb Near Afghan Border
Afghanistan
Afghan Election Candidate Killed in Attack
Afghan Insurgents Step Up Violence as Election Approaches
Afghan President Expects Peaceful Voting
3 US Soldiers Wounded in Kabul Attack
Rocket Strikes German Military Camp in Afghanistan
Indo-Afghan Rapprochement
India, Afghanistan Sign Agreements
India to Help Afghanistan Deal With Terror
India Offers $50 Million in Development Projects to Afghanistan
Karzai Says Better India-Pakistani Ties Vital
India/Kashmir
One Killed, Seven Wounded in Grenade Attack in Northeast India
Kashmir's Top Woman Separatist Forms Squad to Raid Brothels and Crack Down on Adultery
India-China Plan to Pour Oil on Troubled Relationship Stirs Doubts
Koreas
North Korea Six-Party Talks Postponed, Says Thai Minister
North Korea Talks Not Likely This Week, but Soon: US
China: Nations Close to North Korea Statement
North Korea Demands US Remove 'Special Envoy on Human Rights'
US Banks on Technology in Revised Military Plan for a Possible North Korea Conflict
A North Korea Trip Down Selective Memory Lane
Philippines
30 Injured in Philippines Ferry Blast
Official: Philippines Unable to Stop Terrorist Funding
Asia
Thailand in Secret Talks With Muslim Separatist Group
Japan on Terror Alert for Election
Tamil Tigers Demand Lifting of Emergency
Growing Signs of Unrest in the Maldives
Indonesia, US Ties Strained by Past
Minister: Myanmar Leader Healthy, in Charge
Russia
Senators Held at Russian Airport for Hours
Beslan Mothers: Putin Is Culpable
Wounds of Beslan Still Raw
Russia Stays Away as Poland Celebrates 25 Years of Solidarity
France
French Say Bomb Plotter 'Useful'
France Steps Up Role in War on Terror
Europe
Two Serbs Are Killed in Kosovo, Ending Long Lull in Violence
Italy Denies Iraqi Extremists Visas
Danish Terror Law Raises Concern Over Speech Curbs
EU Chief Sees Agreement on Talks With Turkey
Sudan
Sudan Parties May Declare New Government by Sept. 7
Bandits in Sudan's Darfur Attack AU, Obstruct Aid
Tradition Evolves in Sudan Camps
Africa
Somalia 'Government' Declares Contracts With Local Officials Illegal
Hundreds of Firms Vie for Nigerian Oil
Liberian Refugees Say They Won't Vote Unless They Can Leave Camps
Mauritania Appeals to UN for Support in Polls
Ethiopia Blames EU for Protests
Mugabe Says Zimbabwe No Home for Traitors
 
Oil Up
Oil Surges Past 70 Dollars as Hurricane Katrina Hits Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane Katrina in Gulf of Mexico Is Threat to Oil Prices
Oil Prices Worry OPEC Leader
New Terror Threat Reports
Time: Zarqawi Overseeing European Attack Plot
'Dirty Bomb' Seen as Threat in Southeast Asia
UK War on Terror
Britain Prepares to Round Up Islamists for 'Unacceptable Behavior'
Thai Police Charge Algerian Over Fake Passports, Await Word From London
Officer Faces 'Bumpy Road' in Investigation of Brazilian's Shooting
US War on Terror
Muslims in Lodi Believe Mystery Man Who Spoke of Jihad Was a Federal Mole
Rushdie Blames Bush for Radicalism in Muslim World
Lockheed Rules Roost on Electronic Surveillance
A Mother vs. a President
Across the Tracks at Crawford, Texas, a Divided Nation Bares Its Pain and Fury
Did the Cindy Sheehan Vigil Succeed?
Cindy Sheehan's Blog
US Base Closings
Behind Base Votes: Skepticism of Pentagon
Panel on Base Closings Wraps Up Work
Status of Base Closings
US Military
Army Aims to Slow Exodus of Captains
Missile Defense Still on Track, Says General
Humvee Comes to the End of the Road
The War at Home
Sen. McCain Disputes Sen. Hagel's Iraq-Vietnam Comparison
Bush Touts Iraq Charter but Warns of New Threats
Bush to Face Fury Over UN Changes
Americans Remain Divided on Iraq’s Eventual Stability
In War Debate, Parents of Fallen Are United Only in Grief
Anti-Gay Churchgoers Draw Ire Protesting at Soldiers' Funerals
In Debate on This War, Women Have a Big Say
Iran
Iran Seeks Nuclear Negotiations With UN Watchdog
Iran Promises 'Breakthrough' in Nuclear Talks
High-Stakes Showdown Looms on Iran
Kuwait FM in Iran Amid Dispute Over Border
Suicide Attack in Israel
First Suicide Bomb Since Gaza Pullout Hospitalizes 48
Abbas Condemns, Hamas Welcomes Attack
Al-Aqsa Brigade Claims Suicide Attack in Israel
Shin Bet Questions the Identity of Suicide Bomber
Palestine
Pullout Fooled the World, Say Palestinians
Qorei Says Israel Creating Palestinian 'Ghettos' by Expanding Settlements
After Pullout, Little Changes for Palestinians in Rafah
Gaza's Children Hope for a Brighter Future After Israeli Pullout
Joy Fades as Grim Reality Hits Gazans
Israel to Evacuate Gaza 'Collaborators'
Israel
Barrier Plan Reignites Settlement Rancor
Peace Movements Do Exist in Israel and the Arab World
Hilltop Rebels Give Israel Pause
Israel Decries Threats From Hamas
Israeli Army to Hand Gaza Border to Egypt Before End of the Year
Egypt
Egypt Links Ratifying Nuclear Test Ban to Israel Joining Nonproliferation Club
Suspected Egypt Militants Use Land Mines
Egypt Investigators Link Sharm Bombings to Police Deaths
Egyptian Army Joins Sinai Hunt
Red Sea Tourists Returning After Hotel Bombings
Egypt Frees Brotherhood Member
Yemen
Yemen Deports Scores of 'Extremist' Students
Iraqis Deny Plots Against Western Targets in Yemen
Americans in Yemen Advised Precaution
Middle East
Syria's Assad Separates Iraq Terror and Opposition
Prince Talal Calls for Reform and a Saudi Constitution
Australia
Sensitive Australian Military Documents Found in Dumpster
Australians Urge Freedom for Gitmo Detainee
Venezuela
Anti-Chávez March Takes Violent Turn
Venezuela to Seek Legal Action Against Robertson
Americas
A Giant Haitian Slum That Suddenly Matters
Ecuador Activists Threaten to Resume Oil Shutdown
Colombia Safe Haven Handed Back
Canadian Accuses Ottawa of Ordering His Arrest in Syria
 
Contributors


8/29/2005
The War Party Unhinged


8/26/2005
For Immediate Withdrawal


8/25/2005
Malicious and Loud


8/23/2005
Will Iraq's Constitution Be Irrelevant?

Ran HaCohen
8/19/2005
Stop Your Sobbing

Praful Bidwai
8/06/2005
Europe Plays Nuclear Poker With Iran

Sascha Matuszak
8/03/2005
Free the Diplomats

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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