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News
Updated March 1, 2007 - 9:30 PM EST
Dems Nix Own Plan to Cut Pentagon Funds
 
  White House: US Won't Talk to Syria, Iran Directly
  Iraq's Neighbors Agree to Baghdad Summit March 10
  Snow: US Attendance at Talks Doesn't Mean Recognition of Iran
  Bush Backing Into Baker-Hamilton After All?
Bloody Thursday: 147 Iraqis, 2 Marines, Brit Killed
 
  Generals: US Has 6 Months to Win in Iraq or 'Vietnam-Style Collapse'
  Frustration Growing Over Violence in Iraq
  Sunnis – Not Shi'ites – Biggest Threat to US Troops in Iraq
  US Post-Iraq Invasion Policies 'Incompetent': US Diplomat
Pakistan: No bin Laden, al-Qaeda Camps Here
 
  Pakistan Makes a Deal With the Taliban
  Musharraf: Only Government Can Declare Jihad
  US Rules Out Sending Troops Into Pakistan
US Now Uncertain on N. Korean Uranium Effort
 
  North Korea, US to Hold Talks in New York Next Week
  US: North Korea Taking Steps to Shut Down Nuclear Reactor
  US Discusses Releasing North Korean Funds
Israel Threatens Strikes in Lebanon, Gaza
 
  Israel Bans Muslim-Christian News Conference Opposing Excavation
Pentagon's No. 2 Suggests Terror War Will End in Oct. 2008
 
  US Official Warns Euro Nations Not to Investigate Secret CIA Activities
Viewpoints
Americans Have Lost Their Country
by Paul Craig Roberts
Gray Weapons Market Clouds
Iran Role  by Susan Taylor Martin
Going Back to North Korea,
Hat in Hand  by Robert Scheer
Iran's Very Bad N-Word  by Ray McGovern
Blair, and Britain, Slips Off the Leash  by Al Webb
In the Morgue  by Nicholas von Hoffman

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Selective Service Studied Rapid-Fire Draft Plan
Iran Threatens to Pursue Kurdish Rebels Inside Iraq
Pentagon Meet Discussed Escalating Pressure on Iran
World Bank Mum Over Report of Iraq Staff Injury
Appeal for Redress From the Iraq War by Active Duty GIs
Who Was That Mysterious Briefer on Cheney's Plane?
CIA Papers Reveal 1950s Japan Coup Plot
US, Canada Diverge on Terror War Tactics
 
Walter Reed Patients Ordered Not to Talk to the Media
Today in Iraq
Local Sheik in Ramadi Adds Detail on Attack
Iraq's Talabani to Undergo More Medical Tests
Troubles for the Iraq Oil Deal
New Security Plan Makes Slow Progress
Iraq Stalemate Continues
Jordan Tightens Iraqi Immigration
Wednesday: 44 Iraqis, 1 GI, 1 Briton Killed; 66 Iraqis Injured
Iraq Occupation
Snow: Surge Troops Can Get Their Desert Training in Iraq
Soldiers Shift to Baghdad Outposts
Congressman Returns From Iraq: Troops 'Frustrated'
US and Iraqi Forces Arrest 16 Suspected in Killings and Kidnappings
The War at Home
Baker to Lead Panel on War Powers
Divided Congress Prepares to Debate Financing and Strategy for Iraq War
US Military, Democrats Debate Iraq Troop Increase
Libby Jury Hits Short-Term Snag on Sixth Day
Early Pushback on Classified-Leak Crackdown Scores a Win
Democrats to Load Iraq Bill With Add-Ons
Highlights of Iraq Spending Bill Add-Ons
Neglecting Veterans
Top Officials Knew of Neglect at Walter Reed
Army Denies Patients Face Daily Inspections
Military Press Crackdown Extends Further Than Walter Reed
US Military
Watada's Court-Martial Set for July
Waging War in Aging Airplanes
Marine's Lawyer Wants More Time in Iraq
Soldier to Serve 20 Years for Killing Fellow Soldier in Iraq
Fort Bragg to Get $4 Million Courthouse
Britain at War
Costs of UK's Iraq Operation to Top One Billion Pounds
Inquest Told Basra Not Safe Enough for British Investigators
Safety Fears Force Last Major British Charity to Quit Iraq
Britain Denies Iraq Pullout and Afghan Troop Boost Are Related
British MPs Call for More Funding of Military Scientists
Britain Sending Warrior Missiles to Afghanistan
'War on Terror'
US Refuses to Extradite CIA Agents Indicted for Kidnapping
New Profiling Program Raises Privacy Concerns
False Quotes Shake Up Terror Trial
Human Rights Watch Lists 39 Secret CIA Detainees
Padilla Ruled Fit for Trial on Terror Charges
Guantanamo Court Complex Rejected
North Korea
US Envoy: North Korea Hurt by US Restrictions
North Korea Wants More Aid
Afghanistan
US Knew of Threats as Cheney Visited Base
Taliban Has Sent 1,000 Suicide Bombers to Northern Afghanistan
Anatomy of a Suicide Attack
NATO Expects More Suicide Attacks by Taliban in Afghanistan
'US Spy' Killed by Afghan Border
UK Foreign Secretary Says No One Doing Enough Against Taliban
War-Weary Afghans Fear New Offensive
South Korea Civic Groups Call for Afghan Troop Pullout
Seoul Committed to Afghanistan Mission Despite Loss of Soldier
Pakistan
Cheney Denies Aiming to 'Beat Up On' Musharraf
Pakistan and US Back on Diplomatic Tightrope
Sri Lanka
US, Italian Envoys Hurt in Sri Lanka
Sea Clashes Off Sri Lanka Coast
UN Chief Slams Rebel Shelling in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka to Push for Australia to Return Asylum Seekers
China
China Rejects US Criticism of Military
China's Growing Military Keeps Wary Eye on Taiwan
 
Talking to Iran & Syria
US May Embrace Iraq Diplomacy Critics Long Demanded
US Lawmakers Hail 'Overdue' Talks With Iran, Syria
In US Overtures to Foes, New Respect for Pragmatism
Republican Senator Urges US to Deal With Iran, Avoid War
US Intel Official: Iran Might Have Nukes as Soon as 2015
Israel Not 'Threatened' by US Talks With Iran and Syria
Iran to Take Part in Iraq Security Conference
Iraq Talks May Open New Doors
Ahmadinejad, Bashir Discuss New Ties
Iran Police Killed, Abducted in Pakistan Border Clash
Israel Can Deal With Iran Alone, Minister Lieberman Says
Russia Warns US Against Striking Iran
Iran, Sudan Close Ranks in Face of Western Pressure
Palestine
Israeli Commandos Disguised as Palestinians Kill Islamic Jihad Commander
Israeli Troops Kill Three Militants in Nablus Raid
Abbas Expects Palestinian Unity Government on Time
Palestinian Finance Minister Interview
Star-Crossed Lovers Quit West Bank
Israel
Israeli Military Police Open Investigation After Girl Herding Sheep Is Shot by Soldiers
Israeli Sniper Acquitted of Shooting Palestinian as Judge Complains of Flawed Military Investigation
Israeli Military Indicted Record Number of Palestinians in 2006
Lebanon
France 'Was Seconds' From Downing Israeli Jet
Israel Demands UN Halt Flow of Arms to Hezbollah
Jumblatt's Talks in Washington Spark Hostile Campaign in Lebanon
Lebanese Authorities Arrest Officer for Alleged Spying on Hezbollah
Lebanon Discovers Network Spying on Hezbollah: Report
Lebanese Atomic Agency: Israel Didn't Use Depleted Uranium in War
UN Envoy Talks to Hezbollah About Abducted Israeli Soldiers
Egypt
Assets of Muslim Brotherhood Financiers Frozen
Egyptian-Canadian Accused of Spying for Israel Says He Was Tortured
In Arab Hub, Poor Left to Their Fate
Middle East
US Thinks Yemeni Leader Provides Support to al-Qaeda
Japanese FM Seeks 'Unique Role' in Mideast
Italy
Slim Vote of Confidence for Italy’s Leader
Italian Woman Finds WWII Grenade in Potatoes
Spain
New Suspect Named in Madrid Terror Bombings
Bomb Suspect Dismisses ETA Link
Bosnia
Britain Withdraws Troops From Bosnia After 15 Years
EU to Cut Bosnia Troop Numbers
Europe
Albania Seizes Office, Claims Used for al-Qaeda Funding
US, NATO Missile Shields Not Aimed at Russia: NATO Official
Blair: Talks Ongoing on British Role in US Anti-Missile Program
Swiss Court Acquits 7 of Terror Charges
Africa
Burundi to Send 1,700 Troops to Somalia
Uganda, LRA Rebels on War Footing Ahead of Truce Expiry
Chad Rejects a UN Military Force
Darfur War Crimes Suspect Defiant
Cuba
Ex-Insider: Cuba Has Bioweapons
Castro Says on Radio He Feels Stronger
Cubans See Castro Comeback
US Sees Repression Worsening in Cuba
Australia
Report Urges Australia to Stay Open to Developing Nukes to Combat Indonesia
Asia
Post-Coup Thai Govt Aims to Take Over TV Station Once Controlled by PM
East Timor Villagers Flee as Australian Troops Surround Rebel
Panel Endorses Formation of New Security Council for Japan
Kashmir Police on Killing Charges
US Troops in Philippines Defy Old Stereotype
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
2/28/2007
The Better Part of Valor

Alan Bock
3/01/2007
Breaking the Presidential Pattern

Charles Peña
2/28/2007
Our Pals in Pakistan

Ivan Eland
2/27/2007
More Mission Creep in Afghanistan

Ran HaCohen
2/26/2007
How to Live With Hunger

Doug Bandow
2/23/2007
The War Lobby Abandons the Troops

Nebojsa Malic
2/22/2007
The Unraveling

Praful Bidwai
2/22/2007
From Horror, an Opportunity for Peace

Sascha Matuszak
2/21/2007
From China to Cairo

David R. Henderson
2/19/2007
Does War Make Presidents Great?

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