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NATO's Poisoned Chalice: Nebojsa Malic
We've Been Here Before: Leon Hadar
More Produces Less in Iraq: Schwartz/Engelhardt
Catastrophe Still Awaits: Paul Craig Roberts
ISG: How Big a Change?: William D. Hartung
 
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News
Updated December 7, 2006 - 9:08 PM EST

Panel: Bush's Iraq Policies Have Failed
 
 

Panel: Send US Bureaucrats to Iraq

 

Panel: US Deliberately Underreported Iraq Violence
 

Iraq Study Group: Shift Mission, Go Regional
 

'This Is Unfair' Say Iraqis on US Panel Threat
 

Iraq Group Co-Chair: War Cost Could Top $1 Trillion
13 GIs, 94 Iraqis Dead After Wednesday Attacks
 
  Dissenting Voices in Iraq Government Rising
 

Thursday: 57 Iraqis Killed, 10 Wounded
 

Quiet US Bid to Talk to Iraqi Insurgents
  Only Six Fluent in Arabic at US Iraq Embassy Out of 1,000 Workers

Gates Confirms Israel Has Nukes
White House Rules Out Talks With Iran
FBI: Gangs Infiltrate US Military
Viewpoints
We Need More Than a Minor Course Correction on Iraq  by Christopher Preble
A Losing War, a Failed President, a Weak Dollar: We've Been Here Before  by Leon Hadar
The Danger of Psychological Entrapment  by Shankar Vedantam
How More Produces Less in Iraq
by Michael Schwartz and Tom Engelhardt
Catastrophe Still Awaits  by Paul Craig Roberts
Iraq Study Group: How Big a Change?  by William D. Hartung

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Frontline

Iraq Study Group Report (.pdf)
Report May Fail to Grasp Nation's Complex Issues
Syria Welcomes Chance to Participate
Rep. Kucinich Slams Dems for Supporting Big Iraq Spending Hike

Nominee for Pentagon Watchdog Withdraws
Democrats Set to Press Bush on Privacy and Terrorism

Iraqi Professionals Targeted for Abduction, Murder

Italian Prosecutor Aims at CIA Agents
 
14 Shi'ites on Bus Slain in Baghdad
Iraq Today

Iraqi Sergeant: 'I'll Flee the Country as Soon as the US Leaves'

Saddam Appears at Genocide Trial After Declaring He Wouldn't

Iraqi Firefighters Bear the Heat of Terrorists' Tactics

Cautious Words Conceal the True Savagery of Life in Iraq

Iraqi Women Live in Misery
Occupying Iraq

What Would Happen if the US Left Iraq?
In Iraq, a Serious Use for Silly String

South Korean Troops Leave for Iraq Amid Controversy

Saudi Arabia Urges US Not to Leave Iraq Quickly

US Military Deaths in Iraq Hit 2,918
Iraq Attacks Continue
11 GIs, 79 Iraqis Killed in Wednesday Attacks

Top Aide of al-Qaeda Chief Killed

Mortar Attack Kills Eight at Baghdad Market
Security Developments in Iraq, Dec. 7

Security Developments in Iraq, Dec. 6
Global Iraq Fallout

Saudi Arabia Fires Security Consultant for Iraq Remarks
Canberra Punishes Australian Wheat Board Over Iraq Bribes
Arar Case

Police Chief: Canada Told US It Had No Evidence Against Arar

False Arar Testimony Likely to Cost Mountie Boss His Job
'War on Terror'

Congress May Reconsider Suspension of Habeas Corpus for Detainees

Senators Rap FBI Over Domestic Spying

FBI Denies Woes in Data-Sharing Computer

New York's Extensive War on Terrorism Rivals National Effort

Smuggling, Theft, Bribery at Homeland Security Agency

Officials: UK Under Threat From 'Resurgent al-Qaeda'

Anti-Terror Measures in UK to Exceed $4 Billion
UK War at Home

Blair Concedes That War in Iraq Is 'Not Being Won'

UK Spending on War in Iraq, Afghanistan Rises to $16 Bln
Afghanistan

Suicide Bomber Hits US Security Firm in Afghanistan, 8 Dead

British Marine Killed in Afghanistan

Bulgaria to Send Additional Contingent to Afghanistan

Canada Bars Dutch Reporters From Afghan Base
Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka: No Ban on Rebels

Sri Lanka Invokes Anti-Terror Law to Fight Tigers
Sudan

Darfur Crisis Escalates as Six Million Left Exposed

Aid Work Halts as Janjaweed Move In
Somalia

Ethiopian Troops Moving on Somali Supply Route

UN Security Council OKs Somalia Forces

Somalia Official Issues Beheading Threat
Africa

Stray Bomb Kills Seven Congo Refugees

Thousands of Congo Refugees Flee Fighting to Uganda

Chad's Media on Censorship Strike
Americas

Venezuela's Chávez Rejects US Rapprochement Overture

Bolivian Peasants Kidnap Local Governor
 
Iraq Study Group Report

The Realists' Repudiation of Policies for a War, Region

The Path to Compromise

Democrats Say Report Shows Bush Must Alter Iraq Policy

US Soldiers in Iraq Welcome New Plans

Presidents Listen to Blue-Ribbon Panels — Sometimes

A Blueprint for Iraq: Will It Work in the White House?

Talabani's Son Critical of Iraq Study Suggestions

The Iraq Study Group News Conference

Highlights of Iraq Report

Sales Soar for Newly Released Iraq Study Report
Baker Report-Israel

Iraq Panel Urges Action on Arab-Israeli Conflict

Panel's Reference to Palestinians' 'Right of Return' Sparks Concern in Israel

Former UN Envoy: Baker Report Shouldn't Worry Israel
Israel/Palestine

Israeli-Palestinian Cease-Fire Is Fragile

Palestinian Rocket Hits Israel on 11th Day of Truce

Peres: Palestinian Unity Government Won't Bring Peace

Report: Hamas Met With Leaders of US Democratic Party

UN Seeks $450 Million in Donations for Palestinians

Internet Tycoon Offers $1 Billion for Middle East Peace
Israel's War at Home

General Blames Halutz for War Failures

Israeli Probe: IDF Top Echelons Failed at All Levels During War

Captured Israel Soldiers Suffered Injuries, May Be Dead
Iran

Ellsberg Predicts US Will Attack Iran by 2008

France Says Iran Will Face UN Sanctions
Lebanon

Lebanon Opposition Vows to Step Up Protests

Beirut Protesters Celebratory but Serious

Lebanese Military May Not Be Able to Halt Protests

Egypt Ties Islamist Cell to Man Who Blew Himself Up in Syria

Chirac Calls on Israel to Stop Flights Over Lebanon

Treasury Targets Hezbollah Fundraisers in Paraguay

Erdogan Discusses Lebanon's Sovereignty With Assad
Asia

North Korea May Disarm if US Removes Nukes From Region

US Soldier in Kyrgyzstan Kills Civilian at Entry Checkpoint

Turkish Soldiers Killed by Bombs in Kurdistan
Fiji

New Fiji PM: Coup Was Illegal, but a Good Thing

Fiji Military Warns Will Suppress Any Uprising
Europe

Hague Judges Order Force-Feeding for Serbian War Crimes Suspect

US, Russia at Odds Over Serbia's Breakaway Kosovo Region

Bulgaria to Open Cold War Secret Archives
Russia Spy Intrigue

Possible Suspect in Death of Ex-Spy Now in Hospital

Spy Death Was Murder Say Police as Poison Case Takes Fresh Twist

Yanukovych: Ukraine Won't Be a Pawn in Russia-West Struggle

Businessman Questioned in Ex-Spy's Poisoning

Russian Writes of a Close Call After 'Poisoning'
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
12/06/2006
Boris Berezovsky and the Bizarro Effect

Nebojsa Malic
12/07/2006
NATO's Poisoned Chalice

Charles Peña
12/06/2006
Two Pair of Twos

Ivan Eland
12/05/2006
The Coming Clash
Over Iraq Policy

Alan Bock
12/02/2006
Sense and Stubbornness

Doug Bandow
12/01/2006
Uncle Sam and His Hostile Latin Relations

Praful Bidwai
11/30/2006
China, India Make Progress – at No Cost to Pakistan

Ran HaCohen
11/29/2006
Who Makes the Middle East?

David R. Henderson
11/20/2006
Milton Friedman: A Tribute

Sascha Matuszak
9/04/2006
China's Little Capitalists

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