Antiwar.com sites now mobile-friendly

Last week, we were pleased to announce the first Antiwar.com iPhone app, developed by Doug Sparling and available here. We know, however, that not everyone has an iPhone so our website manager Mike Ewens has been working to make the site more mobile-friendly. Any...

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How Many Troops will Obama Withdraw from Iraq?

The InTrade prediction markets allows individuals to bet on the winner of the presidential elections and US recession timings.  They can also be used to bet on US foreign policy.  The graph below shows the contract price for the outcome "Number of US Troops in Iraq...

In Depth Coverage of the “South Ossetia War”

Loose Wire blog writes: Wikipedia is doing a good job of chronicling the war in South Ossetia; its mention of several apparent cyberattacks on both sides makes me wonder whether this is the first instance of a physical war being accompanied by a cyberwar?...

New Antiwar.com Updates

Now you can receive daily updates of all the original content that appears on Antiwar.com.  Just use this form to subscribe .  For example, yesterday you would have received links to Sascha Matuszak's new column and our update of Iraqi casualties .  We promise to...

Cost of War #31415

The talent pool of the military officers is shrinking : The army is losing its best and brightest. West Point, the alma mater of American generals going back to Ulysses S. Grant, has seen a relentless rise in the number of officers who leave at the earliest...

Looking for Facebook App Developer

Antiwar.com would like to make the casualty counter available to Facebook users. Do any of our readers know how to write a simple Facebook application that could grab the data available on a remote javascript file and display it on Facebook profiles? Please contact...

New Radio Site

Please note the following changes for Antiwar.com Radio: The new site is located at http://antiwar.com/radio The new podcast is located at http://feeds.feedburner.com/AntiwarRadio