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News
Updated July 16, 2007 - 10:58 PM EDT
Cheney Pushes Bush to Act on Iran
Gen. Pace Mulling Larger Iraq Escalation
 
  White House Spurns Republican Iraq Proposal
  Sen. Warner: Iraq Resolution No Longer Covers US Mission
  Antiwar Forces Take Aim at GOP Lawmakers
  $2.4 Million Iraq Mission Nets Mongolia Hundreds of Millions From US
Most Foreign Fighters in Iraq Are Saudi
 
  New US Allies Seen as Enemies by Iraqi Troops
  Marine Says Officers Ordered to 'Crank Up' Violence in Iraq Prisons
  British Death Rate in Iraq Worse Than US: Report
 

Monday: 144 Iraqis, 1 GI Killed; 240 Iraqis Wounded

Taliban Fail in Attempt on Karzai’s Life
 
  Tribal Militants Scrap Peace Accord With Pakistan Government
  Suicide Bombers Kill Over 100 Pakistanis in Two Weeks
  British Afghan Casualty Rate at Level of WWII
Drug Czar Says US Pot Growers Are 'Dangerous Terrorists'
Viewpoints
Idiots on the March
by Charley Reese
Stop Trying to 'Save' Africa
by Uzodinma Iweala
Don't Laugh at Michael Chertoff
by Frank Rich
False Prophets  by Neil Clark
It's Up to Us Now  by Arthur Silber
You Call That Progress?  by Fred Kaplan

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Frontline
'New' bin Laden Video Made Up of Pre-9/11 Clips
Iraq Announces It Is Holding More Than 2,000 Foreign Suspects
Iraqi Soldier: Occupation Is Main Problem
Aide: Iraq PM's Comment Misconstrued
Iraqi Insurgents Ready for New Armored Vehicles
Iraqi Official Accuses US Troops of Human Rights Violations
Al-Qaeda Ramps Up Its Propaganda
 
Militants Bloody Military on Pakistan's Border
Today in Iraq
Iraqis Mourn Broken Dreams on Republic's Anniversary
24 Iranians, Held for Illegal Entry, Escape From Iraqi Prison
Mahdi Army, Not al-Qaeda, Is Enemy No. 1 in Western Baghdad
US General in Iraq Speaks Strongly Against Troop Pullout
US: Iraq Security Hindered by Local Troop Shortage
Seven Border Guards Killed in Iraq's Kurdish Region
Sunday: 78 Iraqis, 2 GIs, 2 Australian Contractors Killed; 64 Iraqis Wounded
Iraq Occupation
Robot Air Attack Squadron Bound for Iraq
Two Australian Contractors Killed in Iraq
In a Rough Iraqi Town, Soldiers Sweet-Talk Sunnis
US F-16 Crashes in Iraq; Pilot Unhurt
Global Iraq Fallout
Iraq, Saudi Arabia to Monitor Sectarian Fatwas
Welcome to Mosul – on Stockholm

Australia: Call to Bring Troops Home From Iraq Grows
Killed Aussie Contractor on Way Home to See Kids
Britain's Ashdown Says No Good Option Left in Iraq
Leave Iraq Once Forces Trained: UK Report
The War at Home
Stock in Niche Defense Firms Soars in Wartime
Tempers Flare on Iraq
White House Wants Congress to Back Off on Iraq
Dictionaries Add Words of War
US Military
Report Says American Pilot Responsible for Canadian Soldier's Death
Deep Bonds Formed Amid Pain at Military Burn Center
DoD Defends Security Clearance Proposal
US 'War on Terror'
Bush's Watchdog for Intelligence Kept Quiet for 5-1/2 Years
Experts Differ on al-Qaeda's Strength and What Should Be Done About It
Not Quite in Third Grade, but Already on the No-Fly List
Airport Lines for Security Even Longer
UK 'War on Terror'
Two UK Terror Suspects Freed Without Charge
UK Police Chief Pressed to Hold Detainees 'As Long as It Takes' Without Charges
Clearer Picture Emerges of Suspect in Bomb Plot
Indian Doctor on Terror Charge in Australia Granted Bail
Muslim Plotter Attacked in British Jail
Somalia
Mortars Fired at Somalia Peace Talks, Say Police
Somali Peace Forum Postponed
AU Troops Cannot Guard Peace Conference
Africa
Sudan Opposition Leader Held
US Envoy to Zimbabwe Leaves Country
Haiti
Aristide Supporters March in Haiti
 
Iran
IAEA, Iran Agree on Visit at Disputed Reactor Site
Iran Hopes to Avoid More UN Sanctions
Iran to Intensify Drive Against Un-Islamic Dress
Realignment in Palestine
Israel Grants Amnesty to Wanted Fatah Fighters
Bush to Declare New Palestinian Aid
US Bet on Abbas for Mideast Peace Meets Skepticism
Olmert to Warn Abbas: Keep Hamas Out
Fatah Militants Promise to Stop Fighting Israel
Charismatic West Bank Militant Leader Lays Down Arms
Palestinian Gunmen Agree to Amnesty Deal
Palestinian Poet Blasts Infighting
Hamas Settling Old Scores a Month After Seizing Gaza
Competing Visions for Palestinians
US Resists Pressure to Expand Blair's Mideast Mandate
Rights Group: 80 Percent of Gaza Factories Shut
Israel
Israel Accused of Breaking International Law With Gaza Ban
Court Halts Construction of Wall Between Arab, Jewish Towns
Peres Vows to Pursue Peace as Israel's President
Peres' Inauguration Speech Infuriates Rightists
Lebanon
Heavy Fighting in North Lebanon Camp
Lebanese Factions Agree to Avoid 'Political Violence'
Middle East
Two Bombs Target Ruling Party Offices in Turkey
Tourist Dies After Yemen Terror Attack
Afghanistan
NATO Airstrikes Anger Karzai
Afghanistan's Karzai Criticizes Pakistani Madrassas
Eight Dead in Attacks in Eastern Afghanistan
Roadside Bomb Kills Six Afghan Workers
Families Mourn Soldiers' Deaths in Funerals Across Canada
Afghanistan Frees Teen Trained as Bomber
Pakistan
At Least 65 Pakistanis Die in Red Mosque Revenge Attacks
US Aid to Pakistan in Tribal Areas Raises Concerns
Pakistani Govt Documents: Al-Qaeda Behind Red Mosque Siege

US Fully Backing Pakistani Push in Tribal Area
Sri Lanka
Four Civilians Shot Dead in Sri Lanka Fighting
Military Clashes With Insurgents in Sri Lanka
North Korea
Inspectors Check North Korean Nuclear Reactor
North Korea Seeks Concessions From US
North Korea Says US, Japan Hold Key to Disarming
Asia
Cluster Bombs Still Deadly 10 Years After Tajik War
EU Firms 'Being Used to Supply Arms to Burma'
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
7/16/2007
Notes From a Beach Blanket

David R. Henderson
7/16/2007
The Meaning of July 4th,
Part Three

Alan Bock
7/14/2007
A Deadly Diversion

Doug Bandow
7/13/2007
Running the Country, Running the World?

Ivan Eland
7/10/2007
Would Iraqi Civil War
Hurt the US?

Sascha Matuszak
7/07/2007
China's Crises Will Pass, With Help

Nebojsa Malic
7/05/2007
Derailed

Charles Peña
7/04/2007
Lucky, but for How Much Longer?

Philip Giraldi
6/27/2007
Neoconned Again?

Ran HaCohen
6/26/2007
Palestine: Blood Is in the Air

Praful Bidwai
6/10/2007
India: Impasse Over Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Rights

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