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News
Updated March 2, 2008 - 11:01 PM EST
Bush Won't Promise Further Troop Cuts
 
  Economist Stiglitz Says Iraq War Costs May Reach $5 Trillion
Gaza: Bloodiest Day in 8 Years as Israel Kills 61
 
  15 More Killed Sunday as Israeli Attacks Continue
  Hamas Leader Says Armed Resistance 'Only Option'
  Abbas: IDF's Gaza Operation Worse Than a Holocaust
Ahmadinejad Calls Visit to Iraq 'Brotherly'
 
  Ahmadinejad's Iraq Visit Challenges US Influence
  Bush Warns Ahead of Historic Visit by Iran's Leader to Iraq
Iraq Violence Jumps in February
 
  Turkish Military Operation Failed, Says PKK Leader
  General: Turkish Pullout Had Been Planned
  Sunday: 32 Iraqis Killed, 41 Wounded
Bomber Kills at Least 40 at Pakistani Jirga
 
  US Plan Widens Role in Training Pakistani Forces
  US Concern Over Pakistan Deal With Militants
Viewpoints
The Three Trillion Dollar War
Interview with Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes
Academic Freedom? Not for Arabs in Israel  by Jonathan Cook
Bill Buckley, Rebel With a Cause
by Ximena Ortiz
When Conservatives Loved the Palestinians  by Jeet Heer
War at Any Cost?  by Rep. Ron Paul
Iran’s Sisyphean Task  by Gordon Prather
Guantánamo Justice  by David Bromwich
Indonesia's Arms Appetite
by Frida Berrigan

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Frontline
Inventory: A Mother's Poem for Her Son at War in Iraq
Iran Nuke Laptop Data Came from Terror Group
Guards to Resume Patrols in Key Iraq Province
US-Backed 'Awakening' Threatens Govt Forces
Bush Moves to Shield Telecommunications Firms
WikiLeaks Ruling Leaves Big Questions Unanswered
In Search for Peace, a Shrinking White House Role
Soaring Food Prices Putting US Emergency Aid in Peril
MI5 Targets Ireland's 'al-Qaeda Cells'
Foreign Policy Hits Home in Texas, Ohio
 
Britain: Harry's Afghan Deployment Over After 'Drudge' Leak
Iraqi Kurdistan
Turkish Military Denies US Pressure on Iraq Withdrawal
Turkish Troops Mopping Up in Northern Iraq
Kurdish Villagers Express Joy as Turkey Ends Incursion
Kurdish Aspirations Undercut by Infighting
Parliament Rapporteur Blames Army for Kirkuk Attack
Today in Iraq
Iraqi Court Tosses American's Conviction
Maliki Angered as Council Defers Execution of Iraq's 'Chemical Ali'
Occupation Strangles Iraqi Farmers
US: Iraqi Women Bomber Trainer Caught
Iraq: Christian, Muslim Clerics Call for Releasing Kidnapped Clergyman
Saturday: 1 British Airman, 15 Iraqis Killed; 21 Iraqis Wounded
Iraq Occupation
US Casualties Drop, as Iraqi Deaths Rise in February
Abu Ghraib’s Reality: Progress Isn’t Enough
US General Seeks to Create Iraqi Jobs
Basra's Last Battle: The Untold Story
Tales of Chaos, by Our Man in Basra

Three Blasts Target US Patrols in Mosul
The War at Home
Embattled Veterans Official Resigns Post
Homing in on Security as Obama's 'Weakness'
Bad News on the Doorstep: Another Iraq Vet Suicide
Toxin Mystery at Las Vegas Motel Deepens
Cousin Identifies Man in Ricin Case
US Admitting More Iraqi Refugees
US Military
US Appeals Court Rejects Sonar Waiver for Navy
3,000 Indiana Guardsmen Set for Iraq Deployment
Anthrax Vaccine Ruling to Be Appealed
US Military Aviation Deal Boosts UK Jobs
Military Divorce Rate Holding Steady
Building Boom at MacDill Air Force Base
'War on Terror'
UK Town Web Site Getting Sensitive Pentagon Emails
British Island Used by US for Rendition
Man Acquitted in Terror Case Faces Deportation
$31 Million Worth of Lost Valuables on the TSA's Watch
Russia
Russia Votes for Putin's Successor
Putin Era: Moving Forward, Falling Back
Kremlin Hawks Feed Conspiracy Theories With 3,200 White Mice
Armenia
Armenia Declares State of Emergency
Armenia Opposition Backs Down After Violent Clashes
Armenian Police Fire in Air to Halt Rally
Eyewitness: Violence Erupts in Armenia's Capital
Armenian Opposition Leader Under House Arrest
Kosovo/Serbia
Kosovo Serb Police Rebel, Hand in Guns and Badges
Declaring Something a Lot Like Dependence
Poland
Poland's PM to Discuss US Missiles
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Opposition Says Talks Fail
Top Official in Mugabe Party Backs Election Rival
Africa
Scorched-Earth Strategy Returns to Darfur
Ugandan Rebels Sign Deals, Walk Out of Talks
After Week of Unrest, Cameroon Appears Calmer
Colombia/Venezuela
Chavez Warns of 'War' if Colombia Strikes Venezuela
Colombia Says It Kills FARC Commander in Ecuador
Cuba
Cardinal: Cuba Would Swap Dissidents for 5 US-Held Spies
Peru Police Arrest Seven Ahead of Global Summits
Americans Keep Dying
Fallen Eureka (KS) Soldier Leaves Behind Wife and Three Small Children
Pittsford (NY) Native Dies From Wounds Suffered Last August in Iraq
Ardmore (OK) Soldier Killed by IED Blast in Iraq
Orrick (MO) Man Among Those Recently Killed in Iraq
St. Charles (MO) High Grad Dies in Iraq
Washington DC Soldier Dies in Baghdad
Texas Soldier Remembered as Loving Son, Faithful Husband
Weekend Reviews
Fighting for the Right to See the (Truth) Movie
The Greatest Threat to Us All
Moving Past Torture: Taxi to the Dark Side
 
Ahmadinejad Visits Iraq
Baghdad Visit Will Serve Regional Peace, Says Ahmadinejad
Iraq Visits by Ahmadinejad and Chairman of US Joint Chiefs of Staff Will Overlap
Ahmadinejad's Visit Expands Ties With Iraq, Iranian Foreign Minister Says
No Iranian Interference in Iraqi Affairs, Says Ahmadinejad
VP: Iraq to Use Ahmadinejad Visit to Settle Old Issues
Iran
UN Says Iran May Not Have Come Clean on Nuclear Past
Iran: Talks With US Help Iraq Security
Iran Brushes Off New UN Sanctions Threat
Iran May Be Able to Make Nuclear Bomb by 2015, Says UK Panel
Iran Repatriates 1,800 Afghan Refugees
Palestine/Israel
Hamas Official Accuses Abbas of Causing Israeli Offensive in Gaza
Israel Using Holocaust as Pretext for Gaza Killings, Says Exiled Hamas Leader
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in Gaza Clashes
Mideast Talks: Good Chemistry, Bad News
Six Soldiers Lightly to Moderately Injured in Gaza
Five Hurt in Ashkelon as Close to 50 Rockets Hit Southern Israel
Libya Urges Arabs to Stop Israeli Attacks on Gaza
PA Suspends Peace Talks With Israel Over Gaza Violence
Lebanon
Israeli Troops Train for Next Battle in South Lebanon
'No Evidence' of Hezbollah Buildup in South Lebanon, Says UN Chief
Lebanon Somehow Chugs Along Despite Instability in Its Politics and Security
Syria Says US Warship Deployment Near Lebanon Harmful
Palestinians in Lebanon Express Outrage at Gaza Violence
Saudi Advises Nationals to Leave Lebanon
Lebanon's Berri Sees American Hand in Failure of Arab Mediation
Harry Out of Afghanistan
Harry's Stint in Afghanistan Called a PR Stunt
Britain's Prince Harry Back From Afghan Frontline
The People's Prince: With Harry in Afghanistan. Dog of War or PR Pawn?
Harry 'Grounded for 18 Months'
Afghanistan
Top Commander Unveils New Taliban Tactics
Afghanistan Parliament Approves New Drugs Minister
Three Civilians Killed, Five Wounded in Afghan Roadside Bomb Blast
Pakistan
Musharraf Sticks to His Guns
Two Killed, 21 Injured in Suicide Bombing in Tribal Pakistan
Musharraf: Judges Restoration by Two-Thirds Majority Acceptable
Pakistan Toll Hits 50 as Dead Buried Amid Fear in Swat
Frightened Pakistani Mourners Bury Suicide Blast Victims
Hearing Offers Glimpse Into Bhutto Probe
Extremist Accused in Bhutto Killing
Pakistani Court Acquits Ex-Premier's Brother
Sri Lanka
Suicide Blast Wounds Seven in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka, Rebels Trade Death Toll Claims
Nepal
Nepal Strike Over After Accord Reached
Nepalis Celebrate as Violent Protests End
Life Returning to Normal in Kathmandu
Nepal Leader Seeks Terai Independence
Japan
Japan, US Vow Crackdown on Crimes by US Military
US Military Probes Marine Rape Suspect
Koreas
US Official Holds Talks in China; North Korean Envoy Absent
US Envoy Leaves China With No North Korea Meeting
South Korea Must Not Linger in Past: President
In Pyongyang, a Tale of Two Concerts
US, South Korean Troops Kicks Off Massive Joint Drill
China
US Official Holds Talks in China; North Korean Envoy Absent
US Urges Transparency in China Military Strategy
China, US to Push on With Nuclear, Security Talks
Asia
We Killed Too Many, Say Bali Bombers
Security Forces Comb Forests, Seas for Singapore's Escaped Terror Suspect
Interpol Issues Red Alert for Escaped JI Militant
Key Soldier Wanted in East Timor Attacks Surrenders
Afghanistan, Myanmar Top Drug Producers, US Reports
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
2/29/2008
The Foreign Policy Follies

Alan Bock
3/01/2008
Democrats Offer Only Shallow Changes

Doug Bandow
2/29/2008
Make America's Policy of Promiscuous Intervention the Issue in November

David R. Henderson
2/28/2008
Support Our Troops – or Judge Them?

Charles Peña
2/27/2008
More Amtrak Security,
More Safety?

Philip Giraldi
2/26/2008
The Clinton Years Revisited

Ivan Eland
2/25/2008
Bush 'Triples Down' in Pakistan

Nebojsa Malic
2/22/2008
Day of Infamy

Ran HaCohen
2/19/2008
Israel Says 'No'

Praful Bidwai
2/07/2008
India to Pay a Price For Launching Israeli Spy Satellite

Sascha Matuszak
2/05/2008
The Dragon or the Snake?

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