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Mr. Adams's Last Crusade: Doug Bandow
Not So Fast: Nebojsa Malic
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March 15th, 2008

Shiites’ Return to Dora Sparks Tensions, Blasts US Ordered to Aid in Guantanamo Captive's Defense
Unlawful Killing Verdict Over Basra Bomb Iraq: a Nation in Pieces
Tourists Stranded as Tibet Curfew Imposed Author Jailed for Writing 'Ethnic Romance' as Iran's Censors Crack Down on Dissent
Opening the Door to Hamas Afghanistan Fires Four More Missiles at Pakistan Village
Russia to Ship Fighter Jets to India US: China Must Not Use Force on Protests
US Seeks to Narrow Gaps With Russia Sources: Israel Threatened Syria Before Gaza Offensive
Dalai Lama Denies Masterminding Protests Several Killed as Chinese Forces Open Fire on Tibet Protests
Musharraf Offers to Give Up Power to Dissolve Parliament

March 14th, 2008

Colombia to Pay Reward to Rebel Who Shot Commander Sri Lanka: US Throws Lifeline to Tamil Tigers
Police Kill US Soldier in Germany Nepal Puts Everest Off Limits During China’s Olympic Torch Relay in May
Officials Say CIA Secretly Detained Suspect Hard-Liners Take Early Edge in Iran Vote
Activists on Each Side of War Effort Offer a Preview of Clashes War Stories Echo an Earlier Winter
Palestinian Forces' Training Marred by Delays, Politics Iraq: 'Signs of Torture' You Can't Imagine
After Several Deaths, Navy Seals Stand Down for Safety Review Iranian Vote Unlikely to Loosen Conservative Grip
Analysis-Five Years in Iraq Strain US Army, Force Change Pakistan Parliament to Convene Monday Without Naming New Premier
Iraqi Leaders Condemn Death of Archbishop, Killing Remains Unclear Iraqi Christians and Muslims Mourn Archbishop of Mosul
Cellphone Signals Cut Off at Night in Some Afghan Provinces Pakistani Ruling Party Official: President's Power Over Army 'Symbolic'
Pakistan Withdraws Foreign Cases Against Bhutto's Widower Abuse Claims Complicating Gitmo Trials
Insurgents Torch School in Afghanistan 43 Militants Arrested in Swat Valley
Five Injured in Blast Targeting Tribal Elder Armed Men Harass Pakistani Journalists
Bomb Scare Stops Flight Carrying Pakistani Soldiers Taliban Warn Afghan Refugees Against Spying
Seven Wounded in Suicide Attack in Nineveh IED Injures Civilian in Baghdad
Two Corpses Found in Baghdad Reformists Sidelined as Iran Elects Parliament
Some Basic Facts About Tibet UN Rights Expert Says No Myanmar Visa After All
UN Assembly Tells Armenia to Get Out of Azerbaijan Tibetan Protests Escalate Into Violence
Islamic Summit Seeks Dialogue With Christian World US Mediates First Mideast Peace Meeting
Militants Kill 'Us Spy' in Pakistan: Officials Macedonia Govt Staves Off Collapse
US Struggles to Interest Russia in Missile Shield US Commanders: Al-Qaida in Iraq to Stay
Iraqi Police, Mehdi Militia Clash Despite Truce Somali Attacks Kill Five
Baghdad's Romeo and Juliet Find Love in Iraq War Bush to Speak on Iraq Anniversary
Baghdad Teen Struggles to Adapt to the New Normal Jews Vote in Iran Election
Conflicts Throw NATO Expansion, and Bush’s Trans-Atlantic Legacy, Into Doubt Turnout Uneven in Iran Elections
Uganda Rebels Raid Central African Republic Villager, Capture 80 Sudan VP: Rebels Not Behind Attacks
US Assesses Israeli and Palestinian Peace Shortfalls Iran Counts Votes, Conservatives Seen Winning
Tibet Braces for Test of Chinese Power After Protests Iraq Archbishop Kidnappers Wanted $1 Mln
McCain Fears Irag Insurgents Trying to Influence US Election With Stepped Up Attacks Iraqi Police, Mehdi Army Clash Despite Ceasefire
Albanian Leader Condemns MP for Attacking Reporter Roll Call: Terrorist Surveillance Bill
Dutch Police Arrest Pakistani National on Terror Charges Deep Crisis in Macedonia as Albanian Party Splits Over Kosovo
Kosovo Serbs Storm UN Court Yemeni Describes CIA Secret Jails
No Injuries After National Guard Mistakenly Drops 'Practice Bomb' on Oklahoma Apartment Complex, Knocks Out Power China Denies Gun Sales to Sudan Grew
Mukasey: Don't Execute 9/11 Accused Chavez Says US Can 'Shove' Terror List
2,000 AU Troops Envisioned for Comoros Attack on Breakaway Island Turkey's Chief Prosecutor Aims to Ban Ruling Party
Death Threats Against Israeli Arab MPs Increasing Abuse Claims Complicating Gitmo Trials
Pentagon Reports Increase in Sexual Harassment US Commanders: Al-Qaeda in Iraq to Stay
Israeli Air Force Warns of 'Growing Threat' After Helicopter Gets Shot Over Gaza Egypt Islamists in Hiding Ahead of Vote
Rice: Israel, PA Have Not Done 'Nearly Enough' on Road Map Israel Secretly Warned Syria About Hezbollah
Talk of Violence Resonates Among Some Tibetan Exiles Colombia and Venezuela, Contrasting Military Philosophies
Lieberman to Go to Iraq With Mccain Lebanon Rally Marks Anniversary of Cedar Revolution
Egypt Islamists in Hiding Ahead of Vote Pentagon: CIA Captures Top Al-Qaeda Figure
Danish DM: NATO to Offer 1,000 New Troops for Afghanistan Austria Says Won't Bow to Al-Qaeda Demands
Mccain: Al-Qaeda May Try to Cost Me the Election US Says Iran Election Results Are 'Cooked'
Military Mental Health Policies Examined Chaos in Tibet as Protests Spread, Deaths Reported
IED Goes Off Near US Convoy in Southern Baghdad US Base in Baghdad Comes Under Katyusha Attack
Motorcycle Bomb Leaves 11 Casualties North of Kut Three Suspected Taliban Killed in Afghanistan Clash
Venezuela, Colombia Leaders to Meet Ex-Rebel at Center of Nepal's Elections
Nepal: 12 Monks Injured at Tibet Protest President Weakens Espionage Oversight
Pentagon Study Dismisses Fears of Robot Suicide Bombers Spy Satellite Agency Shot Down, Stripped of Power
Terror War's Workhorse Falling Apart Iranian Elections See Spotty Turnout
Spike in Iraq Violence May Stall Already Minor Troop Cuts Friday: 20 Iraqis Killed, 41 Wounded
Nepalese Gurkhas Add Spice to Afghan Security Drive Pakistani Suicide Bombings Bear Iraqi Fingerprints
US Marched to Iraq With Inaccurate Intelligence Iraq Christians Mourn Kidnapped Cleric's Death
FBI Tried to Cover PATRIOT Act Abuses With Flawed, Retroactive Subpoenas, Audit Finds

March 13th, 2008

Bomb on Bus Kills Eight in Ethiopia Bush Blasts House Surveillance Bill
Taylor 'Made Rebels Eat Enemies' US Commander Questions Venezuelan Military Growth
Nepal Party Says 10 Hurt in Maoist Attack on Rally US Studies Rebels’ Data for Chávez Link
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