Highlights

Neocons Need a Draft: Paul Craig Roberts
Dangerous Assumptions: Bouthaina Shaaban
Howard Dean Still Selling Out: Joshua Frank
Kyoto Goes Nuclear: Gordon Prather
Read Andrew Bacevich!: Chalmers Johnson
 
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News
Updated March 28, 2005 - 11:17 PM EST
US Corruption in Iraq Is Out of Control
US General: More Foreign Fighters Entering Iraq
Iraq Police Chief, 13 Others Killed
Jumblatt: Keep Hezbollah Armed Until Israeli Withdrawal
Israel to Retain Settlement Blocs, Regardless of US Objection
Civil War Grows Closer as Kyrgyz Leaders Split Parliament
Report: Intel Agencies Have Same Problems as Before 9/11
Viewpoints
Draft Needed to Bail Out Neocons
by Paul Craig Roberts
America's Dangerous Mideast Assumptions: View From Damascus
 by Bouthaina Shaaban
Wrong so Often, He Must Be Promotable  by Helen Thomas
Howard Dean Still Selling Out the Antiwar Movement  by Joshua Frank
Kyoto Goes Nuclear  by Gordon Prather
Gratitude Toward US Turns Into Resentment  by Roger Cohen

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Frontline
Fatah, Facing Challenge From Islamists, to Hold Primaries for PA Poll
Syria Leaves Last Lebanon Air Defense Positions
US Army Says Prison Deaths Are Homicides
Iraqi Police Fire on Protesters, Kill One
Missiles, Microbes, Sacked Weapon Sites: Loose Ends Proliferate in Iraq
Scientists Say Stored Nuclear Rods at Risk
 
As War Stretches On, Recruiters Scramble
Today in Iraq
Iraqi Rebels Flee to Lawless River Towns
Today's Developments in Iraq
Sadr Calls for 'Million Man March' Against US
Iraqi Force Growth Leads to Talk of US Withdrawal
Fractured Iraq Sees a Sunni Call to Arms
Militants Play Cat and Mouse to Post Killings on Net
In an Old Mosque, the Blunt Rhetoric of the New Iraq
A Young Jihadist's Tale
Iraqi Politics
US Has Reservations Over Some Iraqi Ministerial Candidates
Sunnis' Exclusion From Political Process Stokes Fears of Civil War
Iraq Cabinet Talks Stalled Over Top Oil Job, Role of Islam
Kurds Wield New Power in Kirkuk Politics
Attacks Continue
Video Claims Killing of Iraqi Official
Suicide Car Bomber Blows Up in Path of US Convoy in Mosul
Shi'ite Politician Among Iraq Dead
Easter Attacks in Iraq
Shi'ite Pilgrims Tell of Torture and Trickery on Road to Karbala
Pipeline Blast Near Northern Iraqi Oil City of Kirkuk
No News of Turkish Driver Missing in Iraq
Iraq Embroiled in Grisly Epidemic Beyond Insurgency
Iraq Occupation
The Hunt for Zarqawi's Webmasters
Unmanned US Aircraft Crashes North of Baghdad
Comforts of Home Amid Perils of Iraq
Iraq-Based Polish Troops Start Withdrawal From Muthanna
Pakistan
US Team Due in Pakistan Shortly to Work Out F-16s Sale
Pakistan May Go for '4th-Generation' Fighter Jets
Pakistani Opposition Leader Demands Release of Gitmo Detainees
India
US Mollifies India With Weapons of Its Own
India Weighs Buying US Warplanes
DM: India Has No Intention to Join Arms Race
Kashmir
Eleven Killed, 17 Hurt in Kashmir Rebel Violence
Kashmir Rebels Destroy Family
Nepal
India to Step Up Patrolling Along Nepal Border
Nepal Maoists Deny Army Reports of Split
Three Children Killed in Nepal Explosion
Two Former Ministers Arrested in Nepal
Maoists Kill Six in Nepal
Without Tourists, Nepal's Economy Turns More Fragile
China & Her Neighbors
France and Japan Clash Over China
China Warns Taiwanese Over March
India, China Close to Ending Border Dispute
Group Protests China's Web Site Crackdown
Asia
UN Cuts North Korea Food Aid
Train Ambushed in S. Thailand
UN: Opium Farming Slows in Afghanistan
Bhutan Unveils New Constitution
Americas
Venezuela Denies Incursion Into Colombia
EU Official Urges Castro to Free Jailed Dissidents
Cuban Dissident Scorns EU Advice
United Nations
Annan Fate May Be Sealed by Oil-for-Food Scandal Report
Annan Under Pressure From Scathing UN Report
France Supports Japan’s Bid for Permanent Seat on UN Security Council
 
Kyrgyzstan
Parliaments Fight for Control of Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan Faces Possible Counter Revolution
Kyrgyz President's Sudden Ouster Exposes Rifts Among Opposition
Akayev May Try to Return to Power
Kremlin Says Akayev Is in Russia After Ouster
Kyrgyzstan Surveys Damage From Looting
The War at Home
Jakarta Tenure Offers Glimpse of Wolfowitz
Deployed Soldiers Losing Child Custody Battles
Soldiers Lose Homes While Away at War
Some Creditors Make Illegal Demands on Active-Duty Soldiers
Cost Concerns Plague Army's High-Tech Plan
Families Want Answers in Iraq Convoy Disaster
Pentagon Denies Mother's Plea for Photo
Gitmo Justice
Judge Slams Gitmo Tribunal for Ignoring Evidence on Detainee
Lawyers Cast Light Inside 'Gitmo'
Gitmo Changes May Aid Aussie Detainee
Lebanon
Video Appears to Show Hariri Convoy Before Blast
Lebanese President Pledges to End Violence
Lebanon's Migrant Asian Workers Bear Brunt of Bombings
Annan Condemns Lebanon Bombing
'Disengagement'
Israel Delays Handover of Third West Bank Town
Palestinians Say Any Israeli Retention of Settlements 'Unacceptable'
Abbas Chides US, Israel on Settlements
Sharon: No Need to Clarify US Policy on Settlements
Israeli Army, Police to Meet to Discuss Response to Surge in Settler Violence
Israeli MPs Likely to Vote Down Bill Calling for Referendum on Disengagement
Israel/Palestine
Security Forces Banning Arab Israelis From Entering West Bank
Israel Suspects PA Officials of Smuggling Missiles
Hamas Leader Accuses Israel of Violating Cease-Fire
New ID Cards Would Allow Palestinians to Avoid Contact With Israeli Troops
Mideast Peace Song Is Broadcast
Middle East
Egypt Arrests 45 for Belonging to Opposition Group
Saudi, Iranian Ministers Discuss Security Cooperation
Saudi Religious Police Destroy Hindu Temple
Syria, Tunisia Vow Adherence to Arab Peace Initiative
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Archbishop Calls on Nation to Rise Against Mugabe
Zimbabwe Opposition Fights to Keep Urban Strongholds
Zimbabweans Openly Challenge Mugabe
Somalia
15 Killed as Fighting Intensifies in Southern Somalia
Fighting Amongst Lawmakers' Militias Puts New Somali Govt in Jeopardy
Sudan
Sudan Rejects UN Resolutions on War Crimes
Sudan Bars Trial Abroad of War-Crimes Suspects
Africa
In Congo, Peace Eludes Its UN Keepers
Togo's Ruling Party Wants Election Date Kept
Europe
Ukraine Outraged After Russian Marines Make Landing in Crimea
AZF Terror Group Threatens France Anew
Tory Turmoil as Rebel Fights On
Ukrainian President to Meet With Bush
 
Contributors


3/28/2005
How the East Was Won


3/25/2005
Signs of Imperial Sclerosis?


3/24/2005
An Evil Little War


3/23/2005
Second Thoughts, First Principles

Ivan Eland
3/22/2005
Free Commerce vs. National Security: Is There Really a Contradiction?

Sascha Matuszak
3/21/2005
Bumpin' It in China

Ran HaCohen
2/28/2005
Democracy, a Free Press, and Other Fantasies

Praful Bidwai
2/26/2005
India Talks Down to Its Neighbors

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?
Additional Contributors


 
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