Highlights
Not Enough Troops – or Truth: Ray McGovern
The Worst Way to Fight Terror: Rep. Ron Paul
Roadmap to Ruin: Charley Reese
Riding the Tiger: Sascha Matuszak
Nuclear Bait and Switch: Gordon Prather
 
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News
Updated Oct. 9, 2004 – 11:50 pm EDT
US Plan for Iraq: Invade 30 More Cities
Bush to Aid 'Moderate' Parties in Iraq Election
Militia in Sadr City Promises to Hand Over Arms
New Abu Ghraib Documents Released
Bush, Kerry Spar Over Iraq in 2nd Debate
Fraud Charged as Karzai Rivals Demand New Afghan Vote
Pro-War Aussie PM Handily Reelected
Inspector's Report: UN Sanctions Hurt Ordinary Iraqis
Iraqis Want the Americans Out of Downtown Baghdad
No-Fly List Grew Despite Govt Knowledge of Errors
Viewpoints
The Worst Way to Fight Terror
by Rep. Ron Paul 
No Palestinian State, No Peace for America  by Charley Reese
Tony Blair: Fanatical, Messianic, Dishonest  by Peter Oborne
Not Enough Troops – or Truth
by Ray McGovern 
Nuclear Bait and Switch
by Gordon Prather
No-Fault No-Fly List  by James Bovard

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Frontline
Palestinian Militants Deny Involvement in Egypt Blasts
Gaza Offensive Deepening Hatred 
Hospital: US Strike Kills 14 at Iraqi Wedding
Reimposing Controls on the Iraqi Press
Iraq's State-Run Industries Crumbling
Sadr Mulls Disbanding Militia, Entering Politics Aligned With Chalabi
Bush, Kerry Consider Civil Liberties Unimportant
FBI Seizes Indymedia Servers
 
Sinai Attacks: Al-Qaeda Hand, Palestinian Shadow
Ken Bigley, RIP
Video Shows UK Hostage Bigley Beheaded
US Official: Bigley Beheaded for Trying to Escape
Bigley Executed 'Because UK Didn't Meet Group's Demands'
Bigley's Brother Blames Tony Blair for His Death
Captors Refused to Back Down Despite Message Exchange
UK Reveals Secret Talks Over Slain Hostage
Wave of Revulsion at UK Hostage Execution
The Life and Death of Kenneth Bigley
Remembering Ken Bigley
Violence Continues
Two US Soldiers Killed in Iraq Attacks
Insurgents Blow Up Red Crescent Building in Ramadi
Kurdish Fighters Attack Turkish Drivers in Iraq
Iraqi Politics
Iraq to Vote 'With or Without UN'
Iraqi Govt Tries to Crack Down on Private Gun Ownership, but Lacks Manpower
Battle of Britain
UK Trade Secretary Apologizes for Bad Intelligence in Iraq War
Blair Urged to Copy Cabinet Minister's Iraq Apology
Global Iraq Fallout
Rumsfeld Comes to Macedonia: Give US More Soldiers for Iraq
Japan Peace Coalition Calls for Withdrawal From Iraq
Australia PM Disappointed by Iraq Intelligence, Still Approves of Invasion
NATO Agrees Plans for Iraq Training Mission
Salvadorans Recruited for Iraq Jobs
15 Donors Disburse Money to World Bank for Iraq Reconstruction
Europeans Lament a 'Changed' America
Afghanistan
Afghan Elections: US Solution to a US Problem
Afghanistan: What Will Be Different on Oct. 10?
US Base Attacked as Afghans Prepare to Vote
Afghan Exiles Skeptical of Election in Homeland
Afghans Brace for Election Violence
Ex-Herat Governor Courts Both Sides Ahead of Afghan Vote
US Embassy: Militants Plan to Kidnap Journalists During Afghan Elections
Call for Global Jihad Puts Jittery Afghanistan on High Alert
Free Vote Just Illusion for Millions of Afghans
Counting Votes May Be Tough for Afghans
Afghans Go to Polls With a Message for Karzai: Now It's Time to Deliver
Drug Lords Blamed in Afghan Assassination Bid
Pakistan
Angry Pakistani Sunnis Defy Ban on Gatherings
Pakistan's Schisms Spill Into Present
India
Key Indian Maoist Groups Unite
Indian Major Charged With Fantasy Warfare
France, Germany Vie for Indian Sub Deal
Koreas
North Korea Calls US Policy 'Hostile'
IAEA Chief Doubts S. Korea Nuke Plans
Asia
Chirac Hopes to Lift China Arms Ban
King's Gambit an Old Move in Cambodia
Koizumi Selects Allies to Back Military Push
Malaysia Backtracks on Its Bloggers
Russia/Chechnya
Russia Claims Canadian Mercenary Killed in Chechnya
Rights 'Catastrophe' in Chechnya
After Lithuanian Ban, Chechen Site Resurfaces in Finland
As Grief Persists in Beslan, Fears of Retaliation Grow
Americas
OAS Chief Resigns, Accused of Taking Bribe
Colombian Paramilitaries Promise to Demobilize Some Fighters by the End of the Year
Powell Clarifies Castro Comment
Canada Avoids No-Confidence Vote
 
Looking Back at War
Inspector's Report Says Hussein Expected Guerrilla War
UN Oil-for-Food: Hussein's 'Piggy Bank'
Report: Paranoia Dictated Saddam's Last Years
Banking Giant Probes 'Saddam Connection'
Report Cites Profit by Americans in Sale of Iraqi Oil
US Report Says Saddam Bought Arms With Ease
Bremer Backs Off Statements Criticizing White House on Iraq
Politics of War
The Weapons Report and the Election
As Head of Halliburton, Cheney Sought to Lift Sanctions, Do Business With Iran
Pentagon Leaders Tell Ranks to Get Ballots and Use Them
Transcript of Debate
The Mystery of the Bulge in the Jacket
The War at Home
Michael Berg Urges End to Iraq War
Separate Space Military Force Has Few Supporters at Pentagon
US Military Begins Missile-Defense Exercises
Naval Academy Sex Assault Policies Studied
Half of Young Americans Believe Bush Wants to Reinstate Draft
Vermont War Protester Defiant in Face of Sentencing
Boeing Loses Big Air Force Contract
'Intelligence'
House Approves 9/11 Bill on Intelligence Reorganization
House 9/11 Reform Bill a Bigger Threat to Civil Liberties Than Senate Version
House Approves New Intel Director
'Homeland Security'
Papers Show Confusion as Government Watch List Grew Quickly
Justice Dept. Considers Defining When It's OK for Feds to Shoot People
Anthrax Inquiry Draws Criticism From Federal Judge
Federal Terror Probe Targets 'Dissident' Muslims and Arabs
Terrorist Hunt Leads to Irish Immigrants
Iraqi Nashville Resident Arrested on Weapons Charge
'War on Terror'
UN Adopts Russian-Backed Anti-Terror Resolution
Aussies Got Warnings Before Bali Bombings
Too Many 'Terrorists' Are Hapless Innocents
British Terror Suspect Fights US Extradition
Saudi Detainee Faces Gitmo Review
9/11 Report May Be Alibi for Aussie Terror Suspect
Warlord Set 'Human Dog' on Hostages, Court Told
Terror in Egypt
Israel Says Hotel Blast Bears Marks of al-Qaeda
In Taba, Freeze Frames of Horror
Toll Expected to Rise as Israelis Return Home After Egypt Blasts
Bomb Shatters Seven Years Without Terrorism in Egypt
Thousands of Israelis Rush Home After Egypt Bombings
Dazed Israelis Head Back Across Border
No Security at Sinai Resorts
Symbol of Peace Becomes a Mass Grave
US Warns Against Visiting Sinai
Bombed Egyptian Hotels Were Rising in Popularity With Britons
Israel/Palestine
Israel Scrambled Warplanes After Taba Bombings
Sharon 'Clarifies' Aide's Comments on Peace Roadmap
Iran
ElBaradei: UN Making Good Progress in Iran
Iran to Launch First Homemade Satellite
Middle East
Yemen's Detention of Journalists Provokes a Struggle
Libya Lifts Ban on Italian Settlers
Africa
Revolt in Nigeria Fuels Oil Price Rise
Sudan Resumes Peace Talks With Rebels
UN Won't Lift Liberia Sanctions
In Other News
War or No War, Drug Trade Flourishes
Kenyan Environmentalist Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Hollinger Suit Against Conrad Black Dismissed
 
Contributors


10/08/2004
Larry Franklin's October Surprise


10/09/2004
Riding the Tiger


10/08/2004
Season of Cynicism


10/07/2004
Electing to Abstain

Praful Bidwai
10/06/2004
US and India: Unequal Allies, Uneasy Partners

Ivan Eland
10/05/2004
War Lies Are Piling Up

Ran HaCohen
9/27/2004
Whose Fault Is It?

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

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