Iraq War Far From Over
Pseudo-Tonkin
Barack, Hillary and the War Party
Empire and Terrorism
Bush Takes Distance From Key Iran Findings
Musharraf: Vote Disrupters Will Be Shot
Pakistan Struggles Against Militants It Trained
Bush to Send 3,200 More Marines to Afghanistan
Taliban Resurgence Strains Alliance in Afghanistan
Taliban Promises More Kabul Attacks
Navy: No Proof to Afghan Slaughter Marines' Ambush Story
Gaza Strike Hardens Hamas Position
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Military: Deaths North of Baghdad Possibly Friendly Fire
Chertoff: Europe 'Poses Key Threat to US'
US Missile Shield Discussed in Warsaw and Prague
Blackwater Case Faces Obstacles, Justice Dept. Says
Iraqi Parliament Eyes New Flag
Northern Iraqi Universities Proving a Draw to Students from Southeastern Turkey
Iraq's Healthcare Left in Disarray After Invasion
Five School Children Killed by Iraqi Official's Convoy
Vehicle Ban Imposed on Karbala
Green Zone Comes Under Mortar Attack
Kidnapped Civilian Found Dead in Mosul
Seven Wounded as IED Goes Off in Central Baghdad
US Helicopter Sparks Fire at Oil Refinery in Iraq
Rice Urges Iraqis to Approve Budget
Rice Lauds Iraqi Reconciliation Efforts
US Sets Timetable to Hand Over Iraq's Largest Province
Oversight for Iraq War Contracts Shifts
Britain Reveals Scale of Brain Injuries Among War Vets
British Defense Ministry Slammed for Refusing to Raise Injury Compensation Over $600,000
US Jury Convicts Three in Islamic Charity Case
Life Sentence Still Possible for Padilla
Afghan Hotel Attacker Wore Cop Uniform
'Mastermind' Behind Kabul Attack Named
Taliban Say They Will Attack Restaurants
Foreigners in Afghanistan Now Key Targets for Taliban's Suicide Bombers
Germany Sees Kabul Blast as Attack on International Aid Effort
Norway's FM Cuts Short Afghan Visit After Hotel Attack
Norway Maintains Its Presence in Afghanistan
Australia to Review Afghanistan Security
Roadside Blast Kills Former Provincial Governor in Southern Afghanistan
Canadian Soldier Dies in Afghanistan Roadside Blast
Afghan Paper Slams British PM Over 'Decades in Afghanistan' Comments
Musharraf: Al-Qaeda Cannot Take Control of Pakistan
Pakistan Asks Candidates to Shun Rallies
Bhutto's Last Day in Keeping With Her Driven Life
Two Killed, One Arrested in Abortive Attack on Pakistani Troops
Pakistani Shelling Kills Three Civilians in South Waziristan
Suspected Pakistani Militants Arrested for Attacks
Reporter Recalls Pakistan Deportation
Australia Won't Sell Uranium to India
Indian Army Chief Hints at Conscription
Sri Lanka's Army Aims to Destroy Rebels After Cease-Fire Ends
Germany Voices Concern Over End of Cease-Fire in Sri Lanka
Separatist Rejoins Kashmir Alliance After a Decade
Is Latin America Heading for an Arms Race?
Colombian Hostages Reveal Misery of Jungle Camps
Brazil's Lula Says Fidel Castro Lucid and Healthy
Polish DM in US for Talks
NATO-Russia Missile Defense Exercise to Take Place in Germany
Georgia Opposition Holds Protest Rally
Personal Approach Marks Bush's First Saudi Visit
Bush Says Committed to Saudi Arms Deal
US Lawmakers Seek to Block Arms Deal With Saudis
Syria Slams Arab Leaders for Tolerating Bush's Criticisms
Bush Heads to Egypt, Last Stop on Eight-Day Journey
Malaysia: Bush Remarks on Iran Could Cause Discord
Nasrallah Warns US Not to Attack Iran
US Using 1994 Argentine Bombing Investigation to Pressure Iran
Israeli MP Claims Rocket Fired From Gaza Was Iranian-Made
Hamas Leader: Bush Incited Gaza Raid
Nasrallah: Bush Visit Gave Israel Green Light to 'Wreak Havoc'
Israeli Military 'May Boost Gaza Ops'
25 Qassams Fired at Israel After Deadly Gaza Raid
Fatah Calls for International Forces in Gaza to Protect Civilians
Qureia: Talks Absurd if Israel Does Not Stop Massacres
Jordan Condemns Israeli Incursion Into Gaza Strip
Lieberman's Decision to Leave Israeli Govt 'A Done Deal'
Jewish-Only Condos Rise in Jerusalem
Junk Mail for Israeli Arabs Contains Anti-Muslim Slurs
French to Establish Abu Dhabi Navy Base
Syrian Grand Mufti Condemns Terrorism, Calls for EU Help in Mideast
78 Percent of Jordanians Fear Criticizing State
Bitter Return to Kenyan Parliament After Polls
Kenyan Opposition Boosted by Vote
In Tense Kenya, Opposition Elects One of Its Own to Lead Parliament
Kenyan Opposition Wins a Skirmish
'Business as Usual' for Kenyan President Despite Bloody Election Aftermath
Kenyans Hope to Avoid Second Round of Ethnic Violence
Kenyan Rivals Take Dispute to Parliament
For 2 Kenyans, Tribes Shaped Life Differently
Kenya's Coastal Resorts Become Ghost Towns
Heavy Fighting Rocks Mogadishu Overnight
Mogadishu Mayor Tours Capital, Landmine Kills Two
Ethiopia, Eritrea on Verge of Border War, Report Says
Mugabe Faces Presidency Rival From Own Party
'Rebel Reporter' in Niger Court
Sudan Bombs Darfur Rebels as Violence Hinders Aid
Chinese General Backs Refusal of US Ships
US to Test China With New Request for Naval Port Call
Visiting American Admiral Confers With Chinese Generals
US Urges China to Open Up on Defense Buildup
Indian Leader in China Urges Closer Ties
South Korea's Intelligence Chief Offers to Resign Over Leak of Document
First Field Survey Conducted for Tokyo Missile Shield Candidate Site
Bomb at Thai Market Wounds Dozens
Russia Cracks Down on Defiant British Culture Body
Report: US Money Helps Recruit Weapons Scientists in Russia, Ukraine
Serb Nationalist Calls for Isolating Kosovo if Independence Declared
UN Security Council to Hold New Politically-Charged Kosovo Debate
Justin Raimondo1/16/2008In Mourning
Charles Peņa1/16/2008Shocked, Shocked by Bush's Broken Promises
Philip Giraldi1/15/2008US, Iran One Misstep From the Edge
Ivan Eland1/14/2008Charlie Wilson's Warlords
Alan Bock1/12/2008Some Substance, Please
Doug Bandow1/11/2008Zhou Enlai: The Last Perfect Revolutionary
David R. Henderson1/07/2008The Fatal Conceit in Foreign Policy
Nebojsa Malic1/03/2008Shilling for the Empress
Ran HaCohen12/27/2007Beware of Barak
Praful Bidwai9/24/2007Nuke Deal May Trigger Midterm Polls in India
Sascha Matuszak9/18/2007Chaos in the Great Game
