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Bush's Iraq War Harms US Security: Charles Peña
No Hope to Reform the Pentagon: Ivan Eland
World's Deadliest Weapon: Gordon Prather
Soldier Refuses Iraq Tour: Aaron Glantz
Israeli Arabs Reminded of Their Place: J. Cook
 
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News
Updated May 17, 2008 - 10:09 PM EDT
Bush Revives Talk of a Strike on Iran
 
  Israel: US Sees Need for 'Tangible Action' Against Iran
General Sanchez Was 'Just Following Orders'
 
  Bush's Golf Claim Angers Veterans
  Bounties a Bust in Hunt for al-Qaeda
  Obama Says Bush Policies Strengthened Iran, Hamas
US Troops Arrest 8 Iraqi Police for Attacking GIs
 
  US, Iraqi Govts Mull What to Do With 'Sons of Iraq'
  Sunni Insurgents in Mosul Offered Amnesty and Cash
  How Picture Phones Have Fuelled Frenzy of Honor Killing in Iraq
  Friday: 1 US Soldier, 16 Iraqis Killed; 41 Iraqis Wounded
Saudis Reject Bush's Plea to Increase Oil Output
 
  Bush Halts Oil Shipments to Strategic Petroleum Reserves
Pakistan Protests Suspected US Missile Strike
 
  Pakistan Says Coalition in Afghanistan Launched Missile Strike
US Lawmakers Ask Bush to Consider Myanmar Intervention
Viewpoints
On Independence Day, Israeli Arabs Reminded of Their Place  by Jonathan Cook
The Shameful Mistreatment of Foreigners  by Jacob G. Hornberger
Whistle-Blower Points to Target List in US Attack on Hotel  by Amy Goodman
McCain's Phony Withdrawal
by Matt Welch
World's Deadliest Weapon
by Gordon Prather
The Torture Professor  by Robert Gammon

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Frontline
Iraq Veterans Describe Atrocities to Lawmakers
Soldier Refuses Iraq Tour, Citing 'Stomach-Churning Horrors'
US Denies Responsibility for Iranian Embassy Attack
New DHS Office to Facilitate Spying on Americans
US Planning Big New Prison in Afghanistan
Bush's Mideast Legacy of Unsolved Problems
What Do a Billion Muslims Really Think?
 
Baghdad Morgue Is Final Stop
in Search for the Missing
Today in Iraq
Iraqi Police Beat News Photographer
Sadrists Upbeat on Baghdad Truce
Detained Iraqi Journalist Freed in Diwaniya
Iraqi Army Forces Seize a Roadside Bomb Factory in Basra
Iraq Occupation
Chalabi's Short-Lived Comeback
Probe of Iraq Shooting by Contractor Moves Forward
Doughnuts and Coffee Come to the Green Zone in Baghdad
Attacks Continue
Car Bomb Hits Iraqi Police Station
Physician Killed, Child Wounded in Mosul
Sistanti's Aide Warns of Assassination Attempts in Iraq
Eight Wounded in Fallujah Bombing Attack
Five Wounded in IED Blast in Diyala
Friday: 1 US Soldier, 16 Iraqis Killed; 41 Iraqis Wounded
Global Iraq Fallout
British Defense Ministry Admits Coverup in Transport Plane Bombing
Iraq Finds Its Arab Neighbors Are Reluctant to Offer Embrace
Iraq's Slow Refugee Funding Has Ripple Effect
Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Pleads for Britons' Release in Iraq
The War at Home
Voice of America Not 'Anti-American,' Nominee Insists
Obama Criticizes McCain for 'Naive' Foreign Policy
Congressman Questions DoD Presence at Hearing
New Commission to Study WMDs Announced
End FBI-ATF Rift, Senators Urge
Prominent Neoconservative Site Goes Under
Feinstein Seeks to Attach Guest-Worker Plan to Iraq War Funding Bill
US Military
Marine Given 4 Years in Japan Rape Case
Army Contractors Face Bribery Charges
Op-Ed in Anchorage Paper Reveals Suicide of Eskimo in Iraq
'War on Terror'
New Bin Laden Tape: Palestinian Cause Fuels War
First Guantánamo Detainee's Trial Delayed Until Justices Rule
FBI Gets Mixed Review in Interrogation Report
Afghan Hijacker Is Working at British Airways Training Center
Taliban Man Convicted in US for 'Narco-Terrorism'
UK Terror Surveillance Law Used to Spy on Fishermen
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Presidential Election Set for June 27
Mugabe Says Election Results 'Disastrous'
Zimbabwe Attacks 'Out of Control'
Zimbabwe Court Orders Police to Allow Opposition Rally
Gruesome Killings by Mugabe Supporters Detailed
Key Facts About Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai
Key Facts About President Mugabe
Uganda
Ugandan Army Kills Congo Rebels
The Roots of War in Eastern Congo
Kenya
Aid Group: Kenya Intimidating Refugees Out of Camp
Displaced Kenyans Balk at Govt Push to Go Home
Africa
North and South Sudan Reach Peace Deal on Oil-Rich Region
Famine Looms as Wars Rend Horn of Africa
Moroccan Court Broadens Terrorism Investigations
Burundi Rebels Arrive for Talks
Americas
Ecuador Rejects Interpol Laptop Report
Rival Demands Chavez Clarify Rebel Links
Panama to Deploy Special Force on Colombian Border
With Chávez in Check, Talks in Peru Stay Calm
Venezuela Weapons Worry US, Colombia
Latin America-Europe Summit Shadowed by Conflicts
 
Iran
Iraqi President: Iran Sends No Weapon to Iraq
Diplomats Unmoved by Iran Overture in Nuclear Row
World Powers Work Out Details of New Offer to Iran
Russia Hopes for New Offers to Tehran Soon
Israel/Palestine
Israel Presses for UN to Outlaw the Term 'Nakba'
Israel Firm on Refugees After Bush Dismays Arabs
Assailants Set Off Bomb Outside Christian School in Gaza
Christians Fearful After Bomb at Gaza School
Settlers, Palestinians Clash in West Bank
Lebanon
Lebanese Government, Opposition Head for Talks
Lebanon Crisis Defused After Climbdown by PM
Syria Upbeat on Lebanon Agreement
Issues on the Table at Lebanon Crisis Talks
Lebanon PM Cancels Egypt Talks With Bush
Middle East
Bush Offers Saudis Nuclear Power in Exchange for More Oil
Report: Land Mine Explosion in Southeast Turkey Kills Soldier
10,000 Displaced in Recent Yemen Clashes, Says Red Cross
Afghanistan
UN Special Rapporteur Expresses Concern Over Civilians' Killing in Afghanistan
Eight Militants, One Afghan Soldier Killed
Suicide Bomber Inflicts Casualties on NATO, Afghan Troops
Afghan Official Says American Support Won't Falter After US Election
Pakistan
Punjab Appointment Inflames Pakistan Turmoil
Militants Kill Soldier in Pakistan Tribal Area
Pakistan's Zardari Rejects Ally's Resignations
Sharif-Less Pakistani Govt Eyes Two-Thirds Majority
Imam Slain in Swat Valley Attack
India
12 Killed in Rival Indian Rebel Clash
6,000 More Indian Troops in Kashmir After Accused Infiltration
Progress in India, Pakistan Border Dispute
Koreas
US Announces Deal to Send 500,000 Tons of Food to North Korea

Japan Feeling Left Out as US Talks to Pyongyang

South Korea Expects Nuclear Talks to Resume
China/Tibet
US Monitoring China's Nuclear Sites After Quake
Dalai Lama: Tibet Not Seeking Independence From China
China Reopens Tibet Temple After Unrest: State Media
Myanmar
Neighbors to Press Myanmar on Response

Asian, Apolitical NGOs Get Better Access in Myanmar
Asia
Motorbike Suicide Bomber Kills 10 in Sri Lanka
Tibetans Protest Again in Nepal Capital
Russia/Georgia
Russia Accuses Georgia of Aiding Rebels
Russia Detains Alleged Spy Working for Georgia
Europe
French Arrest 10 in Connection With Terror Probe
Serbians Say They're Close to Coalition Government
United Nations
UN Sees Chance for Global Ban on Cluster Bombs
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