Highlights

Unbearable Lightness of Being 'Condi': Leon Hadar
Iraq and Iran: Still the Axis of Evil?: Aaron Glantz
Iraqi Shadow Seen Over Train Attacks: Sanjay Suri
$250,000 Per Settler: Charley Reese
India' New Compact with the US: Praful Bidwai

 
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News
Updated July 16, 2005 - 9:54 PM EDT
Suicide Truck Bomber Kills 60 in Iraq
A Bad Week in Iraq
London Bombers Were Angered by War in Iraq
Bombers Were Banned From Leeds Mosques
London Bombers Have Ties to United States
Beijing Plays Down General's Nuclear Threats
Sharon Orders 'Unlimited' Response to Terrorism
US Charges 11 GIs With Abuse of Iraq Detainees
California Guard Bases, Israeli Mission Get Terror Alert
8 Months After US Siege, Insurgents Rise Again in Fallujah
US Court: Detainees Not Protected by Geneva Convention
Viewpoints
US Paying a Quarter of a Million Dollars Per Settler  by Charley Reese
The Unbearable Lightness of Being 'Condi'  by Leon Hadar
Extraordinary Rendition: In Italy, It's a Crime  by Nat Hentoff
Iraq and Iran: Still the Axis of Evil?
by Aaron Glantz
 
Withdrawal Would Curb Terrorism
by Salim Lone
Space Weapons Put World at Risk
by William D. Hartung

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Frontline
Poll: Support for Terrorism Declining in Many Muslim Nations
US Muslims Launch TV Ad Against Terrorism
New Lebanon PM Proposes Hezbollah-Backed Govt
Pentagon: US Bases in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan Not Indispensable
Dozens Die in US Strike and Taliban Attack
Inside the Pakistani School Accused of Teaching Terror
Iraqi Shadow Seen Over Train Attacks
Bombs Kill 7 Iraqi Police, 3 British Troops
 
Surge of Baghdad Suicide Bombs and IEDs Kill 30, Injure 111; 2 Marines Killed, 7 GIs Injured
Today in Iraq
Iraq Seen Wasting $300 Million on Substandard Military Equipment
General: Iraq Insurgency Static in Size
Iraq PM to Visit Tehran on Saturday
The Sunni-Shi'ite Hate Boils Over
Iraq Assembly Members Struggling to Fit the Bill
Attacks Continue
Three of Iraqi President's Guards Killed
Recent Iraqi Car Bombs Target Troops
Baghdad Neighborhood Mourns Children Killed in Suicide Blast
Security Incidents in Iraq, July 15
The Insurgents
Iraq al-Qaeda Denies Envoy Kidnapper Arrested
Minister: Zarqawi Fled Baghdad Recently
Troops Hunt Insurgents in Western Baghdad
The New Iraq
Jordan Says Iraq-Bound Militants Train in Syria
Iran-Iraq Relations Improving
Former French Minister Faces Oil-for-Food Inquiry
Afghanistan
Canadian Troops Prepare for Direct Combat in Afghanistan
Danger Stalks Women Running for Office in Afghanistan
Pakistan
US Jets Killed 24 Taliban on Pakistani Soil
Musharraf Orders Nationwide Drive Against Extremism
Taliban-Like Morality Police Approved in Pakistan
Musharraf Acts on 'Taleban Law'
India/Kashmir
India to Increase Security Around Religious Sites
India Says Ayodhya Attackers Came From Pakistan
Arrests Over Ayodhya Attack
India to Talk With Kashmir Rebels
Nepal
Despite Earlier Report, UN Won't Administer Nepal
Nepalese King Expands Cabinet
Koreas
South Korea Lawmakers Call for Iraq Withdrawal
South Korea Withdraws Support for Neocon Think-Tank Over Articles Urging Attack on N. Korea
US-Sponsored North Korean Rights Conference Threatens to Undermine Nuke Talks
US Aims for Concrete Results in New North Korean Nuke Talks
N. Korea Hopes to Observe WTO
Japan
Japan's War Debate Turns Into a Leadership Battle
Japan's Sexual Slavery Focus of Museum
Philippines
Anti-Arroyo Protesters Storm Philippine Ministry
Large Pro-Arroyo Rally Set in Manila
Philippines Rival Left-Wing Groups Try to Unite in Anti-Arroyo Campaign
In Manila, a Democracy Hobbled by Patronage
Thailand
Rebel Bombs Shut Down Southern Thai City
Thai PM Given Emergency Powers in South
Asia
Breakthrough Claimed in Aceh Talks
Charity Reports Tamil Attack on Sri Lanka Naval Base
Defection Spotlights Chinese Way of Spying
Australia Warns Fiji Over Coup Threat
Rights Group: Russia Tortured Uzbeks for Uzbekistan
Russia
Russia Rejects Bullying Accusation by US
Growing Number of Russian Army Draftees Have HIV
Germany
German Challenger Won't Deploy Iraq Troops
Merkel Warns of Tougher Line on Russia
Letfwing Alliance Plans to Contest German Election
German Muslims Feel 'Sidelined'
Europe
EU Bloc Call to Toughen G8 Debt Relief Terms
Cocaine Traces All Over EU Parliment
US Military Expands Presence in Bulgaria
Blast Hits Police Station in Macedonian Capital
Czech PM to Make Sudeten Gesture
Venezuela
Venezuela Has Oil Money, and Chavez Sings His Tune
Venezuela Doctors Protest Against Cuban 'Intruders'
Venezuelan Opposition Calls for Fair Vote
Africa
UN Council Leaves Somalia Arms Ban Intact
Ivorian Deadline Threatens Peace
Uganda Closes Congo Border
Landslide Win for Zambia Leader
Concern for Rwanda Ex-Spy Chief
Togo: People Still Fleeing in Fear of Persecution, Says Human Rights League
In Other News
Group Charges Massacre in UN Raid
Expansion Now Seems in Doubt for UN Council
Aussie Cleric Denounces 'Alarmist' Howard
Post-Soviet Danger: Vulnerable Munitions Depots
Weekend Reviews
Revolt on the Tigris (Excerpt)
New Book Examines Occupation Through Iraqis' Eyes
Books Add to Campaign to Demonize Iran
New Middle Eastern Paradigm
 
London: Who Did It?
Egyptian-Born Chemist Arrested in Cairo Over London Bombing, Claims Innocence
Pakistan Finds Links to London Bomber
Father of Madrid Bombing Victim Accused of Aiding Terrorists
UK Bomber Met Islamabad Church Bomber in '03-Source
'Nice Boys'?
London Bombers May Have Been Recruited at Youth Center
Lost Years of the 'Nice Boy' Who Killed 25
Family Man Named as Fourth London Bomber
Bomber's Family: Why We Fear the Racial Backlash
The Investigation
UK Police Head to Cairo After Detention of Scientist
Intelligence Services Seek Foreign Links
London Police Chief Reaches Out to Muslims
Home-Made Explosives: The Facts
Gitmo Detainee Offers Motives for Bombings
Muslims in Britain
UK Clerics Now Face Prosecution for 'Indirect Incitement'
Suicide Bombers Are 'Enemies of Islam'
Anxious Muslims Pray in Leeds
'Revenge Attacks' Against Britain's Muslims Predicted
Britain Reacts
UK Police Warn of More Attacks
Sweeping Anti-Terrorism Laws Planned
Religious Chiefs Join Forces to Oppose Terror
UK Labour MPs Blame Bombings on Iraq War
Public Backs London Olympics Despite Terror Fear
Shahara Islam: Face of London’s Lost
US War on Terror
Terror Worries on the Rise in US
White House Backs Modified Terrorism Risk Insurance
Bin Laden's Driver to Face Trial
Britain Delays US Extradition Decision on Terror Suspect
Jurors Hear Tapes in Fla. Terror Trial
US Denies Entry to Muslim Briton

Oregon Lawyer Sues US Govt for False Arrest Over Madrid Attacks

A Spooky Summer Camp, Run by the CIA
UN Knocks 2001 Spy Trial of Cubans in US
Homeland Security
Newspaper Claims Former DOJ Officials Confirm Oklahoma City Bombing Coverup
NY Commuters to Get Bomb Advice
$31.8-Billion Homeland Security Bill Passes
Checkpoint or Choke Point? Air Travel Post 9/11
Plame CIA Leak Case
Rove E-Mailed Security Official About Talk
Source: Rove Got CIA Agent ID From Media
Rare Statute Figures in Rove Case
Ambassador Joseph Wilson's Letter to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee
US Military
Radical Nuclear Weapons Overhaul Recommended
Officials: Marine Arranged Shooting to Avoid Iraq
Veterans Health Funds Fall Short
Iran
Khatami: No Rapprochement With US
Gloomy EU to Press on With Iran Initiative
Lebanon/Syria
US Says Syria Is Trying to Strangle Lebanon
Lebanon's PM Proposes New Govt, but Problems Linger
Truckers Stuck in Syria Over Lebanon Border Crisis
'Disengagement'
Sharon: No Second Disengagement in West Bank
Ex-Chief Rabbis Bar Troops From Enforcing Gaza Strip Closure
Gaza Settler Arrested After Breaking Through Checkpoints
US Official in Egypt to Discuss Gaza Withdrawal
Palestine/Israel
Israel Resumes Targeted Hits, Kills Seven Hamas Men
Islamic Jihad Chief: Truce Conditions Evaporated
Palestinian Police, Hamas Battle
In Response to Violence, Rice Changes Plans to Visit Israel, PA
Swiss Press Israel on West Bank Barrier's Future
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Opposition Figure Dismisses US Terror Claims
US Freezes Assets of Saudi Opposition Group
Jordan
Jordan Rejects Extradition Accord With US
Ethiopia
Ethiopia: Political Parties Urged to Renounce Violence
Fears for Missing Ethiopia Pilots
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Says South African Church Delegation 'Spying' for UK
Homeless Struggle to Survive in Mugabe's Makeshift Camp
Kenya
Kenyan Death Toll in Inter-Clan Feud Now 82
Crack Troops Seek Kenya Killers
Tribal Clashes Force 6,000 Kenyans to Flee Their Homes
Sudan
Monitors: Local Sudan Militias Causing Havoc in the South
Sudan Official Held for Nearly Two Weeks by Darfur Rebels
Rice to Visit Sudan
 
Contributors


7/15/2005
Rove-gate: Who Leaked
to the Leakers?


7/16/2005
India Moves Toward a New Compact with the United States


7/15/2005
In Search of a New Middle Eastern Paradigm


7/14/2005
Smokescreen

Ivan Eland
7/12/2005
Why Did Terrorists Strike London?

Ran HaCohen
7/02/2005
The Seeds of Fascism

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

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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