Highlights
A U-Turn in Iraq?: Justin Raimondo
Are We in Saidad or Baghgon?: Tom Engelhardt
Nonviolent Chauvinism: Sascha Matuszak
Bin Laden's Useful Idiots: Patrick J. Buchanan
Cooking Up a Cut-and-Run?: Jude Wanniski
 
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News
Updated Sept. 22, 2004 – 11:00 pm EDT
Iran Defies Bolton, Asserts Treaty Rights
US Sending 500 'Bunker-Busting' Bombs to Israel
Bush: CIA 'Just Guessing' About Iraq Dangers
US: Iraq Is Almost Sovereign Now
'Sovereign' Iraqi Govt Wants to Free Dr. Germ, US Says No
Iraq Group Claims to Kill Two Italian Female Hostages
Three US Soldiers Killed in Separate Iraq Attacks
Whistleblower Sues for Release of 9/11 Info
Bush, in Shift on Iraq, Taps into $25 Billion Emergency Funds
Bloody Day as Bombing, Fighting Rock Baghdad, Samarra
Officials: al-Qaeda Planning 'Spectacular' Attack
Viewpoints
Are We in Saidad or Baghgon?
by Tom Engelhardt
'Staying the Course' Means Reviving the Military Draft
by Howard Dean
US Military Ignores Rape of Its Own Female Troops  by David Hackworth
Bin Laden's Useful Idiots
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Bush Cost Me My Brother
by Brooke Campbell
Cooking Up a Cut-and-Run?
by Jude Wanniski

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Frontline
Bush at UN: Iraq a Success
Kerry, the Suddenly 'Antiwar' Candidate
Iran Clerical Body Calls for Islamic Iraq
Sunni-Shi'ite Tension Rising
Leader of Hamas Calls for End to Kidnappings in Iraq
Top Zarqawi Aide Reportedly Killed
Antiwar Opposition Leads Australia Polls
Pentagon Probing Murder and Torture of Afghans
40% of Army Reserves Fail to Report to SC Base
Israel to Get 5,000 Smart Bombs From US
Glass House Weakens US Case in Darfur
Judge Orders Govt to Justify Gitmo Detentions
 
Bush Tries to Put a Happy Face on Iraq at UN
How Bad Can It Get?
While Bush Boasts of Iraq Progress, Another US Hostage Is Executed
Violence Sows Fear of Voting Among Iraqis
Allawi Rejects Blair Claim of 'Second War' in Iraq
Despite Progress in Basra, Prospects for Long Term Security Are Dim
Iraq: How Bad Can Things Get?
US Troops Raid Sadr Office, Detain 12
Hostage Crises
Second US Hostage Killed
Weapons Scientists Wanted by Kidnappers
US Says 'Dr. Germ,' 'Mrs. Anthrax' Only Jailed Iraqi Women
Foreigners Taken Hostage in Iraq Top 135
Turkish Construction Company to Halt Iraq Operations, Save Kidnapped Employees
British Hostage's Brother Blasts UK Govt
British Hostage 'Willing to Face Danger for High Earnings'
Hostage Executions in Iraq Follow a Ritual Pattern
UK Rules Out Deal With Kidnappers
Kidnappings Halting Iraq Cargo, Deliveries
Violence Continues
Two Marines Killed in Separate Iraq Attacks
US Launches Missile Strikes Against Sadr City
Two Civilians Killed in Iraq Car Bombings
Militants Attack Abu Ghraib, Killing a Prisoner
Four US Soldiers Wounded by Baghdad Car Bomb
Abu Ghraib
Lynndie England to Face General Court-Martial
Abuse Report May Cost Ex-Commander 4th Star
Israeli Released From Abu Ghraib Prison
The New Iraq
Iraq Losing Its Best and Brightest
Iraq Denies Return to Days of Oil Middlemen
Unrepentent Saddam Lives in Quiet Comfort
Iraq Hosts First Ever Organized Baseball Game
Northern Iraq Oil Exports Back to Normal
Global Iraq Fallout
Koizumi Vows to Keep Japanese Troops in Iraq
Britain Promises to Protect Japanese Troops in Iraq
Annan Warns US: Respect the Rule of Law
BBC Director Accuses Predecessor of Glossing Over Iraq Mistakes
Malaysian FM: Aid to Iraq Still Coming, No Date Set
Afghanistan
Afghanistan Battles Starvation Ahead of Polls
Karzai’s Main Rival Mulls Opposition Alliance
Karzai Rival Spurns Offer, Stays in Race
Schroeder to Ask for Extension of German Army's Mission in Afghanistan
US Attack Kills Six Rebels in Afghanistan
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
Musharraf Rejects Line of Control Adjustment
India Rules Out Territorial Concessions in Kashmir
Pakistan: Militants Funding Terror With Heists
Journalists Barred From Entering South Waziristan
Indonesia
A Cautious Reformer as Indonesia's Next President
New Indonesian President Pledges to Fight Corruption
Jakarta Warship Threatens Aussie Tourists
Indonesia Poll Cheers Investors
Aceh Separatists Vow to Fight On
Koreas
South Korean Spy May Have Tried to Influence US Presidential Election
S. Korea Confronting Nuclear Past
Putin Calls for Resumption of North Korean Nuclear Talks
The Tortuous North Korean Refugee Triangle
China, S. Korea Argue Over Ancient History
In Other News
Colombian Militant Leader Assassinated, Peace Process Thrown Into Doubt
Welsh Farmers to Expel UK Troops
 
The War at Home
Israel Lobby Calls FBI AIPAC Investigator 'Anti-Semitic'
Military Moms Speak Out Against Bush, War in Iraq
White House Links Memos, Kerry Campaign
Two Different Views of CBS Source
Bush Again Confuses IDs of Two Terrorists
ACLU: Election-Year Politics Threaten Our Rights
Powell Suggests Iraq Critics Are Defeatist, Rattled
Army, Coast Guard Members Acid Bomb Florida McDonald's Over Bad Milkshake
Rumsfeld Wants Focus on Nontraditional Threats
'Homeland Security'
State Department Bans Distinguished Muslim Scholar
Feds Order Airlines to Turn Over All Passenger Data
Gitmo-Held Cuban Asylum-Seekers Launch Hunger Strike
Cat Stevens to Be Deported on 'National Security Grounds'
New CIA Chief
Goss Gets Senate OK for CIA Post
CIA Nominee Goss Regrets Partisan Statements
'War on Terror'
Judge Declines to Dismiss US Airman Spy Case
Australia's Neighbors Dismiss PM's Plan for Preemptive Strikes
Aussies Promise Not to Attack Allies
Ex-Soviet Soldier, Thought Dead, Reappears to Stand Trial for al-Qaeda Links
Israel/Palestine
Sharon Heckled at Mention of Disengagement at Likud Convention
Gaza Settlers Weigh Price of Withdrawal
Opponents Seek to Halt Payment to Gaza Settlers
Bush Urges Sharon to Stop Daily Humiliation of Palestinians
Israeli Soldier Jailed for Abusing Palestinian at Checkpoint
Hamas Threatens Suicide Bombing in Israel
Musharraf Urges US to Address Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Israel Clamps Closure on Ramallah
Israel: Full of Mistakes – Until the Court Ruled
Israel Raids Jenin Refugee Camp, Ten Palestinians Captured
Syria
Syrian Troops Dismantle Beirut Bases
Syria, Lebanon Stress Continued Consultations
Middle East
UN Turns Up Heat on Iran
Yemen, Rebels Agree to Cease-Fire
How Will Turkey Respond to Growing Rebel Violence?
Libya Hails End to Sanctions
Book Banning in Egypt Targets a Muslim Moderate
Russia & Her Neighbors
Putin's Cold War Rhetoric After Beslan Signals Shift in Foreign Policy
Russia Grasps at Security With an Iron Hand
The War on Drugs, Russian Edition
Would-Be Suicide Bomber Detained in Chechnya
Russia to Give Czech Republic Helicopters to Pay Off Debt
Sudan
UN: Iraq War Makes It Harder to Invade Sudan
Annan: World Must Act on Darfur Now
Policies Turn Muslims Against Muslims in Darfur
Darfur Tragedy May Last Years
Rights Group Urges Arms Embargo on Sudan
Africa
Massacre Survivors Fear Returning to Burundi
African Military 'Shopping Mart' Opens in South Africa
French 'Peacekeepers' Keep Cash Stolen From Ivory Coast Bank
Balkans
Even in Eager Kosovo, Nation-Building Stalls
Montenegro Eyes Parting From Serbia
UN: Over a Million Bosnians Have Returned Home
Asia
Thai Civilians Urged to Arm Against Muslim Insurgents
Burma's Generals Now Have the Upper Hand
China on High Alert Against Taiwanese Independence Moves
 
Contributors


9/22/2004
A U-Turn in Iraq?


9/22/2004
Nonviolent Chauvinism


9/21/2004
So Far, You Can Fool Most of the People Most of the Time


9/17/2004
Trading for Peace

Nebojsa Malic
9/16/2004
Withdraw From the Balkans!

Matthew Barganier
9/15/2004
Understanding America's Terrorist Crisis: What Should Be Done?

Ran HaCohen
9/13/2004
Back to Indirect Occupation?

Praful Bidwai
8/28/2004
India-Pakistan Dialogue Moves Between Stagnation, Hope

Joseph Stromberg
5/12/2004
Inventing Iraq – Yet Again?

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