Highlights

Prime Minister Chalabi?: Justin Raimondo
For Whom the Bells Toll: Uri Avnery
The Devil Made Him Do It: Teresa Whitehurst
Saying 'Non' to the EU: Daniel Hannan
Hiroshima or Wheat Smut?: Gordon Prather
 
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– General Vo Nguyen Giap (Vietnam)
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News
Updated April 25, 2005 - 11:23 PM EDT
Leadership Void Fuels Disarray in Iraq
Sunnis Drop Demand for Iraq's New Cabinet
Iraq Govt Delayed Again, Allawi Locked Out
Iraqis Desert Posts as Insurgent Attacks Increase
GOP Senator Casts Doubt on Bolton's Nomination
Bolton's British Problem
Group Says US Sent Up to 150 to Possible Torture Sites
Iraqi Insurgents Launch Coordinated Attacks, Killing 21
Viewpoints
The Devil Made Him Do It
by Teresa Whitehurst
Judgment Day at Last on Iraq
by Menzies Campbell
Blair Made a Pledge to the Iraqis Once  by Haifa Zangana
For Whom the Bells Toll  by Uri Avnery
Hiroshima or Wheat Smut?
by Gordon Prather
Saying 'Non' to the EU  by Daniel Hannan

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Frontline
Plame Game Redux
In War's Name, Public Loses Information
Iraq Returns as a British Election Issue
Rice and Cheney Personally Pushing Iraqi Politicians on Stalemate
UN Investigator Who Exposed US Army Abuse Forced Out of His Job
North Korea Aims to Bolster Nuclear Power
White House May Go to UN Over N. Korean Shipments
A Troubled Triangle: Iran, India, and Pakistan
 
Not Your Typical ER: Baghdad Hospitals Routinely Flooded With Terror Victims
Today in Iraq
Iraqi al-Qaeda Vows to Kill Sunnis Joining Govt
Kidnapped Pakistani Embassy Worker Released
Bulgaria's Heli Air Withdraws Employees From Iraq
Four Convicted of Terrorism in Iraq
Four More Arrested in Downing of Iraq Copter
Getting Americans Into the Skies and Away From Iraq's Dangerous Roadways
Attacks Continue
Bombs Kill US Sailor, Two Soldiers in Iraq
Iraq Sunni MP Escapes Suicide Car Bomb Attack
Blasts Hit Baghdad Ice Cream Shop
Reporting Iraq
Iraqi Police Arrest Reuters Cameraman
AP Photographer Freed From US Custody
AP Cameraman Killed and a Photographer Wounded
Afghanistan
Four Militants, Afghan Soldier Killed in Clashes
Afghanistan Hits Back at Pakistan Over Militants in Border Area
Nepal
India Lifts Nepal Arms Embargo
Both Sides Use Brutality Against Nepalese
Five Children Killed in Nepal Bomb Blast
Thailand
Thai Bomb Kills Police Near Border
As Thai Insurgency Spreads, Government Opens Door to Dialog
East Asia
Taiwan President Gives His 'Blessing' to Opposition Leader’s China Visit
China Calls for Six-Party Korea Talks
Japan Protesters Denounce North Korea
Hu Warns on Japan Dispute
Your Books Distort Past Too, Japan Tells China
China Seeks to Reassure on 'Peaceful Development'
Togo
Three Killed, Amid Claims of Fraud in Tense Togo Election
Raid Overshadows Togo Elections
Tense Togo Awaits Result of Vote for New Leader
Big Turnout as Togo Voters Line Up to Choose New Leader
Sudan
Humanitarian Workers Feel Political Heat in Sudan
War Victims Reluctantly Join North
Sudan Opposition Warns of Constitution Boycott
Africa
US to Monitor Rebels in DR Congo
Islamic Rebels Kill Algerian Mayor
Ethiopia Says Somali Insurgents Killed
Europe
Belarus State Media Rebuffs Rice
EU Fears for Future as French and Dutch Threaten 'No' Vote
Italy Gets a Cabinet With 5 New Faces
UN Team: 21 Bodies Found in Kosovo Mass Grave
Americas
A Self-Styled Class Warrior Has Major Battle at Hand in Mexico
Ousted Ecuadorean President Begins Asylum in Brazil
Brazilian Diplomat Mobbed in Ecuador
Ecuador Among Handful of Latin American Nations 'in Crisis'
Oil-Rich Venezuela and Communist Cuba Deepen Alliance
Chavez Says Americans Detained for Taking Pictures of Venezuelan Military Facility, Refinery
 
British Elections
Rivals Put Iraq Pressure on Blair
A Bereaved Father's Stand Makes Iraq the Key in Blair's Constituency
Lib Dems Detail Iraq War Stance
Bill Clinton Campaigns for Blair's Labour Party
Battles of Britain
Iraq Back on Agenda as Legal Advice Leaked
A Government at Bay Over Iraq War Legality
UK Battle on War Opens With Row on Lies and Law Advice
The Truth Behind Goldsmith's Equivocal Answer as War Machine Gathered Pace in Drive for Iraq
Blair Facing Fresh Iraq War Claims
RAF Base Targeted in Antiwar Protest
US Military
Marines From Iraq Sound Off About Want of Armor and Men
Enrollment in Army ROTC Down 16%
Military Channel Reports for Duty
Loosening Religious Grip at Air Academy
The War at Home
On Talk Shows, Democrats Cast Doubts on Bolton Nomination
US Defense Firm Eyes Canadian Site for Role in Missile Defense
Homeland Security
In Portland, a Bid to Pull Out of Terror Task Force
Feds Thwart Terrorist Armed With a Pink Plastic Purse and Teddy Bear
War on Terror
Web Watchdogs Target 'Pro-Terrorism' Sites
National Security Agency Removes Ban on Giving Out US Names
'Do You Know Osama?'
Informer Warned of Madrid Bombings
Lebanon/Syria
Last Few Syrian Troops to Leave Lebanon on Tuesday
Syria Joins United Nations Treaty Against Terror Funding
Syrians Stage Rare Protest at Trial of Rights Activists
Israeli Army Spots Explosives on Lebanese Border
Iran
Official: Iran to Resume Nuke Enrichment
'Ringleaders' of Iranian Unrest Arrested
Iran Rejects Call for Jailed Reporter’s Release
'Disengagement'
Palestinians: Israel Must Allow Movement in Gaza
Chief Rabbis Declare They Oppose Disengagement Plan
How Determined Are the Settlers?
Celebration May Be Settlers' Last Passover in Gaza
Palestine/Israel
Abbas Mired in Struggle
Bush, Abbas Expected to Meet Mid-May
Greek Patriarch Mobbed by Protesters in Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia
Islamic Activists Sweep Saudi Council Elections
Saudi Arabia Detains 40 Pakistani Christians
Religious Police Detain Popular Saudi Singer
Egypt
Mubarak Sees 'Historic Opportunity' for Mideast Peace
An 'Agent of America' Tests Egyptian Reform
In Other News
Gallipoli Marks 90th Anniversary
Armenians Remember Horrific Turkish Massacre 90 Years Ago
Girl Soldiers: The Forgotten Victims of War
Row Flares at Bangladesh Border
 
Contributors


4/25/2005
Prime Minister Chalabi?


4/21/2005
The Coming Storm


4/20/2005
Yes, Some People Do Push Back


4/19/2005
Reforming the Homeland Security Department Is Unlikely

Praful Bidwai
4/19/2005
India, Pakistan Take a Big Stride Forward

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

Alan Bock
4/08/2005
Is Iran Next?

Ran HaCohen
2/28/2005
Democracy, a Free Press, and Other Fantasies

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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