Today's Highlights

We Can't Wait for 2008: Justin Raimondo
Readings in the Age of Empire: Doug Bandow
Limits of Invasion Journalism: John Pilger
ISG Report Faces Uncertain Future: Jim Lobe
Republic Takes Another Hit: Ray McGovern
 
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News
Updated December 8, 2006 - 9:18 PM EST
Bush Rejects Key Points in Iraq Report
 
 

Chairmen: Iraq Report Can't Be Used Piecemeal
 

Pentagon Generals Condemn Plan as 'Unrealistic'
  Iraq Study Group Report Faces Uncertain Future
 

Troops Don't See Policy Changes Until After Presidential Election
Iraqis: US Strike Kills 32 in Families, Children
 
  Saudis Reportedly Funding Iraqi Sunnis
  Friday: 109 Iraqis, 3 GIs Killed; 37 GIs Killed in First Week of December
Bush, Blair Split Over Talks With Iran and Syria
Gates Confirms Israel Has Nukes
 
  Israel to Keep Mum on Nuclear Weapons Capacity
  Israel Disputes Connection to Iraq Turmoil
Viewpoints
Not What the American or Iraqi People Want  by William H. Arkin
Republic Takes Another Hit at Gates Hearing  by Ray McGovern
Setting the Limits of Invasion Journalism  by John Pilger
No Middle Ground  by Spencer Ackerman
Assessing the 2008 Presidential Candidates  by David Corn
Beating Off the Rescue Party
by Sidney Blumenthal

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Frontline

Senate Votes to Confirm Gates as Defense Secretary

Democrats Promise Months of Hearings on Iraq

'Forward' - Bush's New Favorite Word?

Recommendations Could Stretch Special Ops

Prosecutors Move to Block Padilla's Questioning of Pentagon

Congress to Keep Alive Iraq Inspector General's Office

Guantánamo General Sworn in as NATO Military Chief
 
Bush and Blair Defend Need for Iraq 'Victory'
Bush and Blair Meet

Was There a Small Chill in the Space Between the Two Leaders?

Blair Tries to Bridge the Gap Between Bush and 'Realists' on Iraq Strategy

Text From Bush-Blair News Conference
Baghdad on the Brink

Mistrustful Baghdadis Keep One Eye Open at Night

Violence, Inflation Eat Into Baghdad Stores

Battle for Baghdad Spurs 'Sectarian' House Market

Schools Out as Baghdad Bloodshed Kills Education

Baghdad, a City on the Brink
Iraq Today

Eight Iraq Oil Smugglers Killed in Pipeline Fire

Oil Groups Dream of Day They Can Enter Iraq

Partial Recovery for Iraq Marshes

Prisoners Released From Iraqi Prisons Said to Be Traumatized

Turkish Doctors Open Hospital in Northern Iraq

Uneasy Havens Await Those Who Flee Iraq
Occupying Iraq

$8 Billion Spent a Month Leaves No Money to Clean Toilets

Congressman: Marines Will Likely Be Charged Over Haditha Massacre

US Commander Warns Against 'Rushing' in Iraq Training

US Military Deaths in Iraq Hit 2,922
Iraq Attacks Continue
Thursday: 57 Iraqis Killed, 10 Wounded

Two Professors Among Thursday Dead in Iraq

US Says Forces Attack Ramadi Building, Kill 14 Rebels

Psychiatrist Who Treated Iraqi Distress Shot Dead

Security Developments in Iraq, Dec. 8

Security Developments in Iraq, Dec. 7
Aussie Iraq Fallout

Australia Spurns US on New Iraq Role

Howard: Iraq Going Badly
The War at Home

A New Chief at the Pentagon
Rep. Kucinich Slams Dems for Supporting Big Iraq Spending Hike

GOP Prez Hopeful Tells AP Iraq Should Be Split

US Sailor Is Sentenced to 12 Years for Espionage

Suit by Iraqis and Afghans Claims Rumsfeld Ordered Torture

US Military Bases, Families Bearing Brunt of War

Army Deserter Begins West Coast Speaking Tour Against Iraq War

Episcopalian Leader Arrested During SF Antiwar Protest

Affiliation With a Gang Isn't a Crime Under Military Law
UK War at Home

Britain: Ex-Army Chief Issues Iraq Warning

Blair Faces Protests Over Refusal to Have Iraq Debate
'War on Terror'

US to Check for Radiation in 6 Ports

DHS Passenger Scoring Illegal?

US Port Security Unlikely to Stop Nuclear Material: Experts

Report: Britain Most at Risk From al-Qaeda Attack

Egypt Deports 10 Suspected Islamists to Belgium
Afghanistan

Kandahar Suicide Blast Kills Two

Public Optimism Fades in Afghanistan

Karzai Says 'Terrorism' Undermining Relations With Pakistan

Kandahar Worships on the Graves of Taliban Fighters
South Asia

Sri Lankan School Shelled

Pakistan Intel Agent Held Over 'Bomb'

Nepal Mulls Using Retired Gurkhas in Peacekeeping Role
Sudan-Chad-CAR-Cameroon

Expelled UN Envoy Returns to Sudan for Handover

Janjaweed Ditches Horseback to Launch Attacks From 4x4s

CAR, Chad Refugees Spill Into East Cameroon
Somalia

Somalis Threaten to Fight UN Invasion

UN Resolution Angers Somali Islamists

Is the Horn of Africa on the Brink of War?
 
Iraq Study Group Report

Iraq Report's Proposals Split Congress

Senators Challenge Feasibility of Iraq Plans

Iraq Panel Chiefs Seek Support of Congress

A Turning Point for a Panel: 4 Harrowing Days in Iraq

Feingold Says Iraq Report 'Completely Misses the Point'

Iraq Report Recommendations Optimistic: Analyst

Dueling Views on Diplomacy Pit Baker Against Rice
ISG: Iraq

Can They All Get Along in Iraq? Despite the Report, Maybe They Can’t

Politicians in Iraq Debate Impact Report Might Have

Iraqis Say Report Offers Little Hope
Iraq: Fighters Welcome Report That Advises Withdrawal of US Troops

Kurdish Leader Blasts Iraq Group's Report
ISG: Iran-Syria

Syria and Iran Willing to Help US in Iraq, but Will Want Concessions

Syria Praises Iraq Report's Emphasis on Mideast Peace

Iran Has Limited Influence in Iraq

Iran, Syria Wary of Proposed US Diplomacy
ISG: Middle East

Arab World Welcomes Iraq Study Group Report

ISG Proposals Draw Sharply Divided Reactions in Mideast
Israel/Palestine

Palestinian PM Set for First Iran Visit

Congress Bans Official Talks With Hamas Govt

Former Gaza Farmers Settle in Golan

Poll: Israelis Back Ceasefire in Gaza Strip

Another Day, a New Flag for a Village

Abbas Looks for Way to Ease Hamas Out

Special PLO Committee to Urge Abbas to Call Early Elections

American Jews Squirm Over Extremist Israeli Politician's Visit
Lebanon

Hezbollah Chief Vows 'No Surrender' in Lebanon Protest

Nasrallah Repeats Vow to Topple Premier but Forswears Civil War

Hezbollah Leader Accuses Siniora of Working With Israel During War

Lebanese Army Chief Urges Troops to Remain Neutral

Analysts: US Policy at Root of Effort to Topple Lebanese Government

Palestinian Refugees Want No Part of Another Lebanese War

UN Speaks of Arms Movements on Syria-Lebanon Border
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Police Die in Jeddah Clash

In Riyadh, 'Saudi Jeans' and Calls to Prayer
Central Asia

Kyrgyz President Wants to Revoke US Troops' Immunity After Civilian Slaying

Trial to Put Spotlight on US Support for Kazakhstan
Southeast Asia

Human Rights Watch Criticizes India for Aiding Myanmar's Military

Terror Attacks Feared in Philippines
East Asia

Fiji Coup Leader Struggling to Find Support

North Korea: US Has Nukes in South Korea

Rise of Far Right Leads to Fear and Mistrust for Japan's Neighbors
Africa

Kagame: French PM, Not I, Supported Rwanda Genocide

Gunmen Attack Nigerian Oil Installation, Take Three Italian Hostages

US Indicts Liberian Taylor's Son for Torture

Ethiopian Soldiers Defect to Eritrea
Russia Spy Intrigue

Russia Opens Criminal Case on Litvinenko Death

Seven London Bar Workers Test Positive for Radiation

Litvinenko Contact in a Coma
Europe

Turkey 'Will Open Up to Cyprus'
Americas

Colombia Militias Call Off Disarmament Pact

Mexico Leader Swiftly Embraces Policies of His Leftist Opponent
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
12/08/2006
We Can't Wait for 2008

Doug Bandow
12/08/2006
Readings in the Age of Empire

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

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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