Highlights

Israel and 9/11: Justin Raimondo
Iraq's Hollow Sovereignty: Aaron Glantz
Machiavelli and US Politics: Lawrence M. Ludlow
All That Sacrifice for Nothing in Iraq: Denis Hamill
Antiwar Goes Mainstream: Todd Gitlin
 
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News
Updated August 31, 2005 - 11:27 PM EDT
Wars Leave US Short of Hurricane Help
Fresh Evidence Israel Watched 9/11 Hijackers
Iraq Bomb Scare Stampede Kills 965 Pilgrims
US Envoy: Iraq Constitution May Change
Iraq Law Bars Late Constitution Changes
US Air Strikes Kill 56 Civilians, 7 Insurgents
Bush's Poll Numbers Hit All-Time Low
Viewpoints
All That Sacrifice for Nothing in Iraq  by Denis Hamill
Opportunities and Dangers for the Antiwar Movement  by Todd Gitlin
Media's Iraq Coverage Too Little, Too Late  by Michael Ryan
Iraq's Hollow Sovereignty
by Aaron Glantz
Machiavelli and US Politics
by Lawrence M. Ludlow
A Poorly Timed Provocation  Ha'aretz

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Frontline
Army to Crack Down on Military Bloggers
Majority Supports Sheehan, Wants Bush Meeting
Sept. 11 Riddles Remain, and 9/11 Panel Keeps It That Way
Ex-Counterterrorism Chief Cites Rise in Attacks Since 2001
Bush: US Must Help Keep Iraq's Oil From Terrorists
Police Chiefs Killed in Iraq
Lebanon Ex-Security Chiefs Held Over Hariri Murder
US Peace Effort in Haiti Ends in Machete Massacre
 
National Guard Troops in Iraq Stunned by Devastation Back Home
Today in Iraq
35 Killed as Heavy Fighting Erupts in Western Iraq
Reuters Cameraman Still Detained After Iraq Shooting
Iraq Battle Moving Toward Ballot Box
Bomb Experts Are New Face of the US War in Iraq
Iraqi Constitution
Iraqi Sunnis Seek Anti-Charter Shia Ties
Iraq Sunni Leader Vows to Work Against Draft Charter
Hope Persists That Changes to Draft Could Win Over Critics
Iraq Parliament Absentees Thwart Vote on Absenteeism
Many Hurdles Ahead for Iraqi Constitution
Iraq Draft Constitution Has Strong Federal Theme
The Implications of Iraq's Proposed Constitution
Attacks Continue
Journalists' Group Urges UN Probe Into Iraq Media Death
TV Reporter 67th Journalist Killed in Iraq
Security Incidents in Iraq, Aug. 31
Security Incidents in Iraq, Aug. 30
The New Iraq
Iraq: Population Still Affected by Severe Power Cuts
Holiday in Hell? Welcome to Your Flight to Baghdad
Saddam Judge in Iraqi Kurdistan to Gather Evidence
Global Iraq Fallout
Full Iraq Withdrawal Urged in Denmark
Lithuania Will Not Recall Its Troops From Iraq: PM
UN Agencies to Pay Oil-for-Food Proceeds
Afghanistan
Warlords Face Election Ban
Good Harvest Foils Kabul Efforts to Cut Opium Production
Afghan Opium Growth Remains Steady Despite Farm Destruction
Afghan Opium Farmers' Anger at West Threatens Crop Controls
Six Suspected Taliban Killed, Six Policemen Wounded in Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Refugee Repatriation Deadline Extended
Disarming Afghanistan's Child Soldiers
NATO Commander Visits Afghanistan
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
Madrassa Students Face Poll Ban
Political Speech Ban at Kashmir Mosques Draws Ire
India, Pakistan Agree to Free Hundreds of Prisoners
Congress to Consider Nuke Deal With India
India-Bangladesh Border Shooting
Nepal
Party Setback for Nepal Monarchy
Nepal's King Says He's Open to Dialogue, but Parties Dismiss Overture
UN Human Rights Commissioner in Nepal Says Army Will List Detainees
UN Alarmed by Disappearances in Nepal Conflict
Philippines
Arroyo Likely to Escape Ousting
Report: Philippines Training Ground for Rebels
List of Key Terror Attacks in Philippines
Asia
US Lawmakers Head to North Korea Over Nuclear Differences
Hong Kong's Democrats Invited to Visit China
Secrecy Veils China's Jailing of a Journalist
Experts Warn of Loose Radioactive Material
Aceh Separatists Granted Amnesty
Russia
Rebel Leader: Russian Agents Helped Beslan Militants
Beslan Still Searching for Answers to School Tragedy
Russia Troops in New Murder Trial
Americas
Anti-Castro Militant Could Go to Venezuela: US Judge
Cuba Backers Ask US to Free Jailed Spies
 
Hurricane Katrina
Iraq War Strains Hurricane Relief Efforts
Wholesale Gasoline Hits $3 on Gulf Coast
Hurricane Drives Crude Oil Prices to Record High
The War at Home
Bush Likens Iraq to World War II, Saying It's a Test of US Resolve
Lawyers Seek Release of US Detainee in Iraq
Americans Split on Likelihood of a Stable Iraq
Our Kids Not 'Cannon Fodder' for Iraq: Latinos for Peace
US Military
Pentagon to Retain DC Shootdown Authority
Democrats Demand Probe of Demotion
Catholic Military Chaplain Charged in Sex Assaults
Returned Vietnam-Era ID Tag Eases Father's Grief
Global Arms Trade
Asia Displaces Near East as Top Arms Importer
US Dominates World Arms Trade
Weapons Sales Worldwide Rise to Highest Level Since 2000
US War on Terror
Bin Laden's London Man May Finally Be Sent to US After 7 Years
Denmark Asks US to Stop Unauthorized CIA Flights
Some Medical Scissors Allowed on Planes
Security a Bar for Bush Plot Suspect
UK War on Terror
Straw Backed Memo Saying War Would Anger Muslims
Straw Plays Down Iraq War Warning
UK Delays Detaining 'Preachers of Hate'
Brussels May Hit Plans for Deporting Fanatics
UN May Address Terrorist Incitement
Iran
New Iranian Defense Minister Says Islam Forbids Military Use of Nuclear Power
Armed Kurds Fomenting Unrest in Iran Pose Security Threat to Tehran
Iranian Nuclear Negotiator to India
Israel/Palestine
Netanyahu to Challenge Sharon; Move Could Force Election
Insults Fly as Netanyahu Moves to Oust Sharon
Israeli Army Appeals Light Sentence Given to Killer of British Activist
Israeli Arab MP Submits Bill to Include Jewish Attacks Under Terror Law
Israel Shuts Off Water, Dries Gaza Greenhouses, Destroys Crops
Mideast Neighbors
Envoy Insists Egypt Won't Rest Until Palestinians Have a State
Egyptian Envoy Pledges Palestinian Support
Gaza Militants Renew Truce Pledge to Egypt Envoy
Jordanian Monarch Urges More Withdrawals After Gaza
Egypt
Egypt Sends Huge Force Back to Terrorist Hunt
Egypt Extends Brotherhood Detentions
Egypt's Nour Cries Foul Over Banning TV Campaign Ad
Africa
Zimbabwe Tightens Mugabe's Grip
Australia Moves to Indict Mugabe for Destroying Zimbabwe
Rwanda's Freed Prisoners Go Home
Kosovo
Kosovo Leader Reported Seriously Ill in German Hospital

Kosovo Police Patrols Beefed Up
Europe
EU Confirms Turkey Entry Talks Date
Report: Bosnian Serb War Crimes Suspect Arrested in Russia
 
Contributors


8/31/2005
Israel and 9/11: New Report Connects the Dots


8/30/2005
Top Ten Reasons to 'Undo' Iraq in Due Haste


8/26/2005
For Immediate Withdrawal


8/25/2005
Malicious and Loud

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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