Highlights

Kyrgyzstan's 'Revolution': Justin Raimondo
Second Thoughts, First Principles: Ilana Mercer
Exposing the Coming Draft: Tom Reeves
Warmongers' Warped Reality: Gary Younge
Shi'ites vs. Sunnis?: Dahr Jamail
 
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News
Updated March 23, 2005 - 11:20 PM EST
Iran Says It Won't Drop Nuclear Plans
US, Iraqi Forces Kill 85 Militants Near Tikrit
Shi'ite Leaders Close to Deal on Iraqi Govt
FBI: Value of Gitmo 'Intelligence' Is Suspect
Judge Halts Transfer of Gitmo Detainees
Ordinary Iraqis Wage a Successful Battle Against Insurgents
Taiwan Decision Keeps Chinese Arms Embargo in Place
Death at 'Immoral' Picnic in the Park: Shi'ites Rampage Across Basra
Viewpoints
Will Israel Leave Any Land for a Palestinian State?  by Michael Jansen
Diplomatically Speaking, Now We Don't  by David Sarasohn
The Risks of Regime Change for Christians  by Derek Hoffmann
The Warmongers' Warped Reality
by Gary Younge
'I'll Hold Blair to Account'
by Stuart Jeffries
Hiding Our War Dead
by Gail Vida Hamburg

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Frontline
Sharon: No Intention of Striking Iranian Nuclear Site
US Rules Out Iran Security Pledge
On Nuclear Power, Iran and the US Agree
Mall Blast Near Beirut Kills 3
Daniel Ellsberg: Free Mordechai Vanunu
US Document Says bin Laden Evaded American Forces in Tora Bora
Kyrgyz Leader Hints at Plot by West
Kyrgyz Leader Defiant After Unrest, but Rules Out Force
Central Asia Facts & Figures
US Halts Aid to Nicaragua After Surface-to-Air Missiles Go Missing
 
Critical Dispute Over Jerusalem Real Estate: Israelis Plan Major Expansion of Strategic Settlement
Today in Iraq
Shi'ites and Sunnis: What Divides, What Unites
US Turns to Iraqi Insiders in Battle Against Insurgency
Iraqi Police Arrest 30 Insurgents
Iraqis Protest Eviction From Govt Buildings
US Monitors Iran Border for Insurgents
Soldiers Walk Fine Line Between Helping Out, Waging War
Obliterated Fallujah: 'Safest City in Iraq'
Iraqi Politics
Politicos Say Iraq Parliament to Start Forming Govt by Saturday
Kurdish Leaders Say Deal on Next Government Down to Posts Now
Political Poker in Baghdad
Attacks Continue
Drop in US Casualties Accompanies Increase in Attacks on Iraqis
US Marine Killed in Action in Western Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Bulgarian Troops Should All Leave Iraq Together: Minister
Ukraine Affirms Order to Withdraw Troops From Iraq
Jordan Moves to Resolve Dispute With Iraq
Jordanian Court Convicts Three Iraqis
Danish PM Makes Surprise Visit to Baghdad
Crashed Hercules Inquest Is Due
Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan Leader: 'No Emergency Powers'
Kyrgyz President Sees Criminal Coup
Opposition Joins Police on Patrol in Kyrgyzstan
Perception of Kyrgyzstan Leader Changes
Kyrgyzstan Opposition Strong, Lacks Unity
Pakistan/India
Rape Sets Off Tribal Fight Against Pakistani Government
Pakistan Tribal Chief Stands Firm
Three More Explosions Rock Balochistan
Pakistan Frees Indian Prisoners
Indian Agent Posted to Canada Spied on Prime Air India Suspect
Afghanistan
Afghanistan Elections Are Set After Long Delay
Afghan Minister Seeks Aid in War on Heroin
China & EU Embargo
Level of US Opposition to Lifting China Arms Embargo Surprises EU
How Golden Arms Deals With China Suddenly Lost Their Shine
EU Feels the Heat on China Embargo
Koreas
N. Korea Hints at Nuclear Talks
China Balks at Pressing the North Koreans
US Struggles to Place Pressure on North Korea
Seoul-Tokyo Relations Soured by Islets Fracas
Philippines
Philippine Death Squads Extend Their Reach
Philippines Holds Indonesia Rebel Suspect
Asia
Malaysia Pressures Myanmar for Change
Nepal Begins Corruption Inquiry
Hiroshima Peace Center Architect Dies
Russia & Her Neighbors
Russia, China Clash on War Game Plans
Russia Slams Poland's Decision to Name Square After Slain Chechen Leader
Russian Chopper Crashes in Chechnya, Six Killed
Chechnya's Potemkin Village
Top Rebel's Death Fuels Chechen Woes
United Nations
Annan Urges UN to Accept Overhaul
Annan Son Received $300,000 Payments
 
Tales of Torture
US Will Not Reopen Reuters Staff Abuse Probe
Navy SEALs Sue the Associated Press Over Iraq Prisoner Photos
Gitmo Abuse Allegations Linger
Torture Heavy
US Military
Army Dismisses Court-Martial Against Ailing Vet
Recalling Iraq's Terrors Through Virtual Reality
Mexican Pride and Death in US Service
The Pentagon Still Fights for Its Anthrax Vaccine
The War at Home
Justice Redacted Memo on Detainees to Remove Criticism
McCain Backs Iraq War Despite WMD Findings
Cheney Applauds Bush Appointments
US Senators Promise Troops More Armor, Assess Iraqi Force Readiness
Bonds of Brotherhood, Pierced by War
'Faces of the Fallen' Gives a Long, Last Look at the War Dead
Homeland Security
North America to Announce Special Alliance
Conservative Groups, ACLU Urge Partial Lapse of PATRIOT Act
10.3 Million Immigrants in US Illegally, Researcher on Latinos Says
War on Terror
Judge Is Urged to Start Moussaoui Trial
Hearings for Four Guantanamo Detainees Held
Lebanon/Syria
Annan: Syria to Completely Exit Lebanon
Jordan's King Abdullah: Syria, Hezbollah Promote Terror Against Israel
A Gust of Nationalism Unfurls Lebanon's Flag
Beirut Calls on Arabs to Back Its Syrian Tilt
'Disengagement'
US Seeks 'Clarification' on New Israel Settlements
Israel Hands Over Second West Bank Town
Gaza Referendum Calls Get Boost
Rabbi Guilty of Blocking Police
Sharon Overcomes Key Hurdle to Gaza Pullout
Palestinian Fugitives Celebrate Handover
Moderate Settlers Fear Violence by Hardliners
Palestine/Israel
Palestinians 'Foiling Militants'
Palestinian Govt Bans Guns in Public, Requires Registration
Arab League Demands Israeli Concessions
Israel's Homeland Spy Agency Runs Internet Recruiting Campaign
Middle East
Egypt Charges Opposition Chief With Forgery – Which May Boost His Popularity
Leaders of Bahrain, Oman and Yemen Join List of Absentees at Arab Summit
European Union
EU Ministers Seen Moving to Back Wolfowitz
EU Stalls on Wolfowitz Decision
EU Bends Fiscal Rules With Treaty in Trouble
The EU's 25 Shades of Capitalism
Europe
After Eight Years, Blair's Star Wanes
Iceland Ready to Welcome Citizen Fischer
Fischer Could Be Released by Weekend
Africa
US Wants Quick Vote on Sudan
DR Congo Militia Chief Arrested
Less Violence Seen in Mugabe Campaign
 
Contributors


3/23/2005
Kyrgyzstan's 'Revolution'


3/23/2005
Second Thoughts, First Principles


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


3/21/2005
Bumpin' It in China

Alan Bock
3/19/2005
Dealing with China

Nebojsa Malic
3/17/2005
Eastern Empire Rising?

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?
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