Highlights

Watching Ukraine: Justin Raimondo
Moving Beyond Empire: Alan Bock
US Detentions in the War on Terror: J. Margulies
Muslim Charity to Get Its Day in Court: Wm. Fisher
From Dujail to Haditha: Robert Fisk
 
 Lawrence Wilkerson

The Cheney Cabal's Lies and Torture

 Jacob Hornberger

Operation Keelhaul

 Steve Clemons

Iran, Palestine, Pakistan

 Declan McCullagh

Bailout Law's Police State Powers
Gen. Odierno Accuses Iran of Bribery in Attempt to Foil SOFA    North Korea to Resume Dismantling Yongbyon    Gen. McKiernan Denies NATO Losing in Afghanistan    Muslim Charity to Get Its Day in Court    Pakistani Military Kills 37 Militants in Orakzai as Bombing Toll Rises to 110    Christian Militias Aim to Protect Community Beset by Violence    US Pressure and Taliban Rapprochement: Can Karzai Satisfy Everyone?    Bringing Guantánamo Home    Iraq Says Time for British Troops to Go    Watching Ukraine    Spate of Violence Against Iraqi Christians Spreads Panic    Israel's Peres Warns Iran Against Surprise Attack    Turkey Launches More Strikes on Kurdish Rebels in Iraq    Livni Set for Key Coalition Deal    US Detentions in the War on Terror: What Was Old Is New Again    Police Pour Into Mosul to Protect Christians From Sectarian Killings    Taliban Stage Audacious 'Tet-Style' Attack on British HQ City    No Surprise in Bush's Spying    3,000 Christians Flee Mosul 'Killing Campaign'    Fierce Fighting Kills 32 in Sri Lanka    Apparent US Drone Strike in North Waziristan Kills at Least Five    Guantanamo Prosecutor Who Quit Had 'Grave Misgivings' About Fairness    Iraqi Official Says Interior Ministry Sacked 20,000 Policemen    Moving Beyond Empire     McCain's Terrorist Pal    'Collateral Damage' or Targeted Killing, the Effect Is Much the Same    Iran's Government Fails to End Bazaar Tax Strike    Pentagon Wants $450 Billion Increase Over Next Five Years    War-Weary Saddam Victims Miss His Iron Rule    US Military Plans Polls and Focus Groups in Iraq    Guantánamo's Prisoners of Cowardice    
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News
Updated October 13, 2008 - 11:11 PM EDT

Iran Accused of Bribery in Attempt to Foil SOFA
 
  Iraqi PM Says Time for British Troops to Go
  Police Pour Into Mosul to Protect Christians
  Spate of Violence Against Iraqi Christians Spreads Panic
  War-Weary Saddam Victims Miss His Iron Rule
  Monday: 1 US Soldier, 2 Iraqis Killed; 7 Iraqis Wounded
Pakistan Hits Militants as Bomb Toll Rises to 110
 
  US Missile Strike Kills 5 in Pakistan
Top General: NATO Not Losing Afghan War
 
  US Pressure and Taliban Rapprochement: Can Karzai Satisfy Everyone?
  Taliban Stage Audacious 'Tet-Style' Attack on British HQ City
N. Korea to Resume Dismantling Nuclear Sites
Israel's Peres Warns Iran Against Surprise Attack
Pentagon Wants $450 Billion Increase Over Next Five Years
Viewpoints
US Detentions in the War on Terror: What Was Old Is New Again  by Joseph Margulies
Guantánamo's Prisoners of Cowardice  by Ken Gude
Seven Years in Afghanistan: From 'War on Terror' to 'War of Terror'  by Gary Leupp
McCain's Terrorist Pal  by Paul Campos
Bringing Guantánamo Home
by Dahlia Lithwick
No Surprise in Bush's Spying
by Christopher Brauchli

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Frontline
Russian Leader Medvedev Watches Missile Tests
Bush Approach to War on Terror Under Pressure as Term Ends
Iraqi Official Says Interior Ministry Sacked 20,000 Policemen
Interview With Maliki
Turkey Launches More Strikes on Kurdish Rebels in Iraq
Muslim Charity to Get Its Day in Court
She Blew the Whistle on Bush and Blair, Now Katherine Gun Assesses Obama and McCain
 
Christian Militias Aim to Protect Community Beset by Violence
Iraq Occupation
US Military Plans Polls and Focus Groups in Iraq
US, Iraq Are Believed to Be Close to Reaching Security Pact
Kurdish Leader to Baghdad for Talks on US Pact
Today in Iraq
3,000 Christians Flee Mosul 'Killing Campaign'
Iraqi Spokesman: More Than 120,000 Detainees Covered by Amnesty Law
Iraq to Begin First Oil Bid Round in London
Dirndls, Oom-Pah, Sausages? Oktoberfest in Iraq
Pigeon Breeders Now Face Fewer Challenges in Iraq
New School Year Starts in Hopeful Iraq
37 in Anthrax Outbreak in Northern Iraq
Attacks Continue
Bombers Strike in Mosul and Baghdad, Killing 13
Kut Morgue Receives Two Decayed Bodies
Sunday: 25 Iraqis Killed, 46 Wounded
Guantánamo
Guantánamo Prosecutor Who Quit Had 'Grave Misgivings' About Fairness
No Internet Access for Defendants at Guantánamo
Iran
Iran's Government Fails to End Bazaar Tax Strike
Leading Iran Reformist to Run in 2009 Presidency Vote
Iran Condemns British Decision to Free Embassy Gunman
Four Kurdish Rebels Killed in Iran: Report
Iran Arrests Dissident Cleric's Aide: Reports
Iran Seeks UN Security Council Seat
Israel/Palestine
Israeli City Divided by Sectarian Violence
Israeli MPs Condemn Arab Driver Who Begs Forgiveness for Driving During Holiday
Gazans Protest Plight of Acre's Arabs
Fatah Mulls Talks With Hamas
Fatah Welcomes Hamas Chief's Call for Ending Political Arrests
Erekat: Abbas Not to Meet Hamas Leaders in Damascus
Palestinian Leaders Call for Reconciliation
Olmert: Israeli Arabs Have Long Suffered Discrimination
Livni Set for Key Coalition Deal
Israel to Seal Off West Bank Ahead of Sukkot Holiday
Lebanon
Lebanese Army Arrests Suspects in Tripoli Explosion
Billboard Truce Eases Tensions in Lebanon
 
Afghanistan
Afghan Intel Says Attack on Afghan Prison Thwarted
Big Fish Among the Afghan Warlords
Poll: Czechs Oppose More Afghan Deployments
Pakistan
Pakistan Tribes Raze Taliban Houses After Bombing
Pakistan Opposition Party Leader: Tribal Militias Fighting Taliban Will Lead to Civil War
Search on for Missing Afghan Diplomat
Haroon Bacha, Singer Fleeing the Taliban, Finds Refuge in US
Three Killed in Khyber Agency
Pakistan Sports Star: Cricket Not Terror Target
India/Kashmir
In India a Hindu Threat to Christians: Convert or Flee
Twenty-Five Hurt in New Clashes in Kashmir
Kashmir's First Train Flagged Off Amid Strike
North Korea
Japan on North Korea Delisting: Official Calm, Some Upset
Verification Measures Agreed on by North Korea, US
North Korea Response to Removal From US Terror List
Thailand
Thai PM Says His Resignation Will Not Solve Turmoil
In Thai Protests, a Divide Between Urban and Rural
Asia
Fierce Fighting Kills 32 in Sri Lanka
Fears of Unrest Swirl in Troubled East Timor
Indonesia Marks 2002 Bali Bombing Anniversary
Europe
Russia Flexes Its Military Muscle With Missile Launches
France Annuls Extradition for Ex-Leftist Terrorist
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Threatens to Quit Govt
Zimbabwe's Mugabe Hands Key Ministries to His Party
Somalia
Convoy Ambushed as Peacekeepers Deploy in Somalia

'Toxic Waste' Behind Somali Piracy
Africa
Militia Attack Darfur Villages: Rebels
Congo Blames Rwanda for Fresh Fighting
Jacob Zuma of South Africa Still a Mystery
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
10/13/2008
Watching Ukraine

Alan Bock
10/13/2008
Moving Beyond Empire

Charles Peña
10/11/2008
Can Afghanistan Be Won?

Doug Bandow
10/10/2008
Economic Collapse: The Financial Death of the US Empire

Philip Giraldi
10/07/2008
Palin Goes Ballistic

Ivan Eland
10/04/2008
In Politics, If You Have to Be Honest, Wait Until the End of Your Term

Nebojsa Malic
10/02/2008
The Harsh Constant

David R. Henderson
9/16/2008
A Star Is Born

Praful Bidwai
9/05/2008
Lawmaker's Disclosure May Torpedo Nuke Deal

Ran HaCohen
8/27/2008
Occupation by Another Name

Sascha Matuszak
8/05/2008
The Security Blanket
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