Highlights

What's Next, Mr. War President?: P. Craig Roberts
A Death Threat: Justin Raimondo
Thomas Jefferson, Warmonger? by C.J. Maloney
Bolton in a China Shop: Gordon Prather
Meet the New Saddam: Eric Margolis
 
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Peace has to be created, in order to be maintained. It will never be achieved by passivity and quietism.
– Dorothy Thompson
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News
Updated September 5, 2005 - 11:01 PM EDT
Katrina May Thwart Support for War
Insurgents Seize Key Town in Iraq
Bush Foreign Policy Plans Become Complicated
Spending on Hurricane, War Will Strain Budget
New Orleans Police to Be Pulled Off Streets
The Cavalry Can't Get Past FEMA
Katrina Medical Help Held Up by Red Tape
Bush Enacts a Plan – to Ease Political Damage
Suicide Bomber Kills 11, Insurgents Raid Iraq Interior Ministry
US-Led Assault in N. Iraq Town Meets Little Resistance
Viewpoints
What's Next, Mr. War President?
by Paul Craig Roberts
The Peace Movement and the Parents  by Patrick G. Coy, Gregory M. Maney, Lynne M. Woehrle
The Iraqi Constitution's Downside for Women  by Juan Cole
Bolton in a China Shop
by Gordon Prather
Thomas Jefferson, Warmonger?
by C.J. Maloney
The End of Posse Comitatus?
by John S. Friedman

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Frontline
Copter Crashes, New Orleans Police Kill 5 Firing on DoD Contractors
Challenges to Bush Leadership Mount as Poll Numbers Slide
White House Defends Bush Over Katrina
200 New Orleans Police Quit, 2 Commit Suicide
Lack of Communications and Comfort Make Iraq Look 'Fantastic'
Iraqi Govt Blames US, Sadr Vows Revenge on Sunnis for Stampede Deaths
Zarqawi Says Katrina 'Beginning of the End' for US
Koizumi: Japan Should've Avoided WWII
 
Katrina Aftermath Takes Toll at Pump for Labor Day Weekend
Today in Iraq
US Troops Cordon Part of Iraqi Town to Trap Insurgents
Iraqi Parliament Slams Neighbors for Lack of Aid After Stampede
Funerals for Hundreds in Iraq
Iraq Rations Fuel to Ease Critical Shortages
Coming of Age in Iraq
Six Killed in Attacks on Iraq Security Forces
Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 5
Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 4
Iraqi Constitution
Talks Delay Printing Iraqi Constitution
'Pirated' Copies of Iraqi Constitution Sold by Street Vendors
Give Peace a Chance, Iraqi Sunni Says
Saddam on Trial
October Date for Saddam's Trial Confirmed
Saddam Lawyers Insist Trial Date Too Soon
New Saddam Team Braces for Trial
First of Iraq War Crimes Cases to Open
Global Iraq Fallout
India Town Buries US Muslim Soldier Slain in Iraq
Iraq to Reopen Embassy in Kuwait
Iraq to Reopen Embassy in Saudi Arabia
Kuwait Donates 10 Million Dollars to Iraq
UN Council to Hear Report on Oil-for-Food Scandal
Nearly 70 Percent of Tokyoites Against Further Iraq Deployment: Poll
Afghanistan
Taliban Regroups to Fight US Troops
Afghanistan Issues Warning to Aid Workers
Candidates in Afghanistan's Parliamentary Election
15 Killed in Pre-Election Afghan Clashes
3 Police Escorting US-Base Bound Trucks Killed in Afghanistan
UN Staff Urged to Leave Afghanistan Ahead of Elections Amid Security Fears
India/Pakistan/Kashmir
24 Soldiers Killed in Maoist Bomb Attack in East India
Musharraf Opponents Give Strike Call in Pakistan
Two Rebel Commanders Among Five Killed in Kashmir
Nepal
Diplomats and Analysts Cautiously Welcome Maoist Cease-Fire in Nepal
Royalist Nepal Govt Yet to Respond to Rebel Truce
Police Attack as Thousands Rally in Kathmandu
Former Nepali PM Detained in Violent Protests
Nepal Parties Welcome Rebel Cease-Fire
Koreas
US Congress Can Support North Korea Policy Changes: Rep. Leach
US: North Korea Still Building Nuke Facility
North Korea Says South Responsible for Trouble at Talks
Philippines
Manila Restores Immunity to Rebel Negotiators
Philippine Police on Alert Ahead of Anti-Govt Protests
China
China Says Military Powers Are Not Directed at Japan
Act on War Crimes Apologies, Hu Tells Japanese
Asia
Polls Show Koizumi Headed for Solid Election Win
Separatists: Indonesia Keeps Aceh Rebels Imprisoned Despite Peace Deal
 
Katrina's Aftermath
New Orleans Tries to Deal With Its Dead
Bush Sends Top Officials to Disaster Zone as Political Crisis Deepens
Katrina Criticisms Echo Past Complaints Against Bush
Storm Exposed Disarray at the Top
Bush's Presidency at a Turning Point
Rumsfeld Postpones Letterman Appearance Due to Katrina
Global Reaction
US Allies, and Others, Send Offers of Assistance
Afghanistan Offers $100,000 for Katrina Victims
Iran Offers Help to Katrina Victims
US Asks EU, NATO for Hurricane Aid
Chinese President Postpones US Visit
Iran
Security Council Threats Won't Work, Iran Tells West
Iran's Leader Calls for Jihad Against Israel
Clashes With Kurdish Rebels Claim 120 Iranian Cops in Five Months
Israel
Israel to Accelerate West Bank Barrier
Sharon Orders Terror Aid for Arabs Targeted by Jews
Israeli Pullout Creates Political Opportunity
Sharon and Netanyahu Reject February Primary Date
Senior Fatah Official Convicted of Terrorism in Israel
Israeli FM to Visit Tunis in Post-Pullout Diplomatic Drive
Palestine
Deal on Gaza Border Inspections Soon: Abbas
Gaza Police Block Road, Demand Higher Pay
PA Nixes Israeli Request to Protect Gaza Synagogues
Hamas Reveals List of Militant Commanders
Abbas: Pakistan Won’t Recognize Israel Until Palestine Established
Turkey
Turkey Arrests 88 Kurdish Protesters
Turkish Nationalists Attack Kurdish Bus
Egypt
Mubarak Looks Sure Winner as Egypt Campaign Ends
Opposition to Mubarak May Force Poll Into Second Round
Egyptian Poll Monitors Banned
Egypt PM Says No Outside Links in Sinai Bombings
War Games Start in Egypt
Middle East
Saudi Police Kill al-Qaeda Militants in Running Battle
Lebanese President Must Go, Demand Critics
Germany
Germany's Pro-War Green Party Fighting for Survival
Germans Buy Merkel's Miracle
Europe
Architect of Ukraine's Orange Revolution Quits
Putin Fires Head of Russian Navy
Irish PM Rules Out Government Partnership With Sinn Fein
EU Presses on After Charter Vote
Northern Africa
Militants Kill Algerian Mayor Ahead of Referendum
Algerian Opposition Calls for Referendum Boycott
How Gaddafi Went From Foe to Ally
Venezuela
Chavez Supporters March Against Robertson
Chavez Accepts Robertson's Letter of Apology
Americas
Argentina Questions Muslim Missionaries in Terror Probe
Suspected Terrorist Ends Toronto Hunger Strike

US Soldier Tells of Smuggling Cocaine
 
Contributors


9/05/2005
A Death Threat


9/03/2005
Making Disasters Worse


9/01/2005
Rejecting Reality


8/30/2005
Top Ten Reasons to 'Undo' Iraq in Due Haste

Ran HaCohen
8/19/2005
Stop Your Sobbing

Praful Bidwai
8/06/2005
Europe Plays Nuclear Poker With Iran

Sascha Matuszak
8/03/2005
Free the Diplomats

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

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

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