Today's Highlights

The Real Reason for Nuking Iran: Jorge Hirsch
Medals for Libby, Rove, and Cheney?: Ivan Eland
War Party Down but Not Out?: Chris Deliso
Clumsy Forgeries, Italian-Style: Gordon Prather
Sunni Enthusiasm Overblown: Gareth Porter

 
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I can tell you this: If I’m ever in a position to call the shots, I’m not going to rush to send somebody else’s kids into a war.
George H. W. Bush
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News
Updated November 1, 2005 - 10:47 PM EST
Senate Play Leads to Prewar Intel Probe
Deadliest Month for US in Iraq Since Jan.
NSA Faked Key Data to Promote Vietnam War
Iraq Militias Issue Safe-Passage ID Cards
New Faces, Same Policies on Bush Team
Cheney's New Security Adviser Linked to Bogus Iraq Info
Reports of Sunni Enthusiasm May Be Premature
Viewpoints
The Unraveling of the Cheney Cabal  by Ehsan Ahrari
The War Party Is Down, but for How Long?  by Christopher Deliso
Five Unanswered Questions Raised by the Libby Indictment  by Geov Parrish
Clumsy Forgeries, Italian-Style
by Gordon Prather
Emancipate the Think Tanks
by Charles Peña
The New York Times Acquits Itself
by Norman Solomon

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Frontline
UN Orders Arrest of Syrians Over Hariri Murder, Threatens Sanctions
Sharon Praises Stands Against Iran, Syria
US Bombs Near Syria Border Kill 40 Iraqis
Soldiers Search for Missing Reservist in Iraq
Chalabi Rules Out Iraq Troop Withdrawal
Behind Berlusconi's Iraq Plea
Bush, Berlusconi Shun Public Pullout Talk
Iraq Attacks 'Stunt Rebuilding'
Who Holds US War Power?
 
Roadside Bombs Killed 55 US Soldiers in Month of October
Today in Iraq
In Iraq's Wild West, US Shifts to Containment
Talabani Offers Safe Haven to Saddam's Air Force Pilots
US Military Advisers Struggle to 'Build Leaders'
Corruption Cost Baghdad Billions
Iraq Parties Line Up for Election
Sunni Prepare to Play Bigger Role in Iraq Vote
Violence in Iraq Leads to Brain Drain
Attacks Continue
Basra Bomb Kills 20 as Iraq Violence Escalates
Newest Bombs Pose Major Threat to US Troops in Iraq
Security Incidents in Iraq, Nov. 1
Security Incidents in Iraq, Oct. 31
Kurds in Iraq
Kurds' Dream City a Beacon of Hope for a Nation Weary of War
Kurdish Minority Set to Benefit Most From Election
Italy on Iraq
Iraq War Dominates Italy-US Talks
Berlusconi: We'll Remain in Iraq to Complete Our Work
Italy Has Reservations About Iraq War: Defense Minister
Global Iraq Fallout
Syria Shows Off Its Security on the Iraq Border
Blair: Troops Home When Violence Ends
UK: Landmark Gulf War Syndrome Ruling
Indian Minister in Oil-for-Food Scandal
Beekeeping Company Mystified by Claims of International Corruption
Afghanistan
Blast Aimed at US Convoy Kills One Afghan, Hurts 5
NATO Forces Kill Attacker in West Afghanistan
Kashmir
Pakistani Peace Talk Snubbed by India
Mines Across Kashmir Border to Be Cleared: Indian Army
Kashmir Border Opens for Quake Families – With a 10-Day Wait for Security Checks
Musharraf Wants Troops Out of Quake-Hit Kashmir
India
India Accuses Pakistanis of Link to Delhi Bombings
India Warns Pakistan Over Delhi Bombs
New Delhi Struggles to Return to Normal After Bombings
Bomb-Hit Delhi Steps Up Security
Security Tight, Markets Reopen in Shaken New Delhi
Pakistan
Pakistan 'Taliban Bill' Revived
Pakistan Says No Plans to Cut Defense
Nepal
Nepal Vows to Eradicate Terror in 3 Months
Son of Former Nepal PM Abducted
Koreas
Seoul Could Weigh North Korea’s Nuke Inspection of US Forces Korea
South Korean Public Wants Greater Independence From US
UN Agency Says North Korea Could Lose Aid
Japan
Okinawa Governor Opposes US Base Plan
Tokyo to Step Up Self-Defense as US Cuts Military
Cabinet Reshuffle Marks Start of Race for Koizumi's Job
Politics Aside, Japan and China Forge Closer Business Ties
Indonesia
Indonesian Security Forces on High Alert
Bali Cleric Sentence 'To Be Cut'
Aceh Exile Returns After 25 Years
Asia
Bush Meets Critic of Myanmar Regime
Sri Lanka Gov't Urges Talks With Rebels to Review Truce
Azerbaijan Abuses Condemned
Russia
Russian President Won't Seek Third Term
Putin Says Russia Could Join NATO
Russia, US to Exchange Data on Portable Missiles
Europe
US Rejects Charges of Destabilizing Belarus
Leader in Proposed German Coalition Quits
Polish Conservatives Take Power as Minority Government
Cuba
US Steps Up Planning for a Cuba Without Castro
'Ladies in White' in Rare Win for Cuban Dissidents
Americas
A US Nightmare? Leftist Indian May Lead Bolivia
Venezuelan Soldier Killed in Colombia Border Clash
Chile Seeks to Resolve Border Dispute With Peru
Former Salvadoran Officer to Face Torture Lawsuit
 
WMD-gate Fallout
Scandal Grew From Dispute Over Uranium
Reactions to Leak Vary Among Ex-CIA Insiders
Libby Will Be Arraigned Thursday
Cheney Appoints Addington to Replace Libby
Bush Advised to Resist Apology on Libby
Senators Want Answers on CIA Leak
Democrats Launch Offensive After CIA Probe
Lying Into a Past War
Vietnam Study, Casting Doubts on Tonkin Gulf Incident, Remains Secret
Article Raises Questions About Vietnam War
US Military
Poll: Military Gives Bush Thumbs Down on Iraq
US Not Legally Bound to Reveal Army Dump Sites
Military Faces Parental Counterattack
DC-Area Firms Turn to Making Drones for the Military
Asia's New Naval Map
US Military Wants to Own the Weather
The War at Home
Most Americans Say Government Misled Public Before Iraq War
Libby’s Actions Illegal, Unethical for Most Americans
Milwaukee Paper Apologizes for Accepting 'Cooked' WMD Evidence
Suicide of Son Drives Mother to Antiwar Movement
Candlelight Vigil at California Beach Marks Iraq War Casualties
Guantanamo
UN Envoys Will Visit Only if They Can Quiz Guantanamo Detainees
Experts Want Access to Guantanamo Inmates
Guantanamo Invitation Rejected as 'Farce' by HRW
After 3 Years at Guantanamo, Afghan Writers Found to Be No Threat to US
Desperation at Guantanamo
US Forces Sexually Abused Hicks, Father Says
Six Bahrainis to Be Released From Guantanamo
War on Terror
British Blunder May Free Terrorist Suspect
Security Deadlines Missed Since 9/11
PM Waits for Australian States to OK Terror Laws
ElBaradei Wants Talks on Nuclear-Materials Pact
Syria/Lebanon
Rice Says 'Isolated' Syria Put on Notice
China Says 'Inappropriate' to Threaten UN Sanctions Against Syria
Israel Calls for Sustained Pressure on Syria From World
Lebanese Media Oppose Syria Sanctions
In Exile, Opposition Groups Unite Against Damascus
Main Points of UN Resolution on Syria
Iran
What's Behind Iranian Leader's Anti-Israel Rant
Ahmadinejad's Israel Remarks Split Iran
Iran Upbeat on Prospect of Fresh Nuclear Talks
Tehran Brushes Off Sanctions, War Threats
Iran Hopes to Avoid UN Atomic Referral
Israel/Palestine
Sharon to Address Parliament as Likud Crisis Brews
Sharon Demands Palestinians Move on Militants
IDF Positions Artillery Near Southern Gaza
Israel Willing for EU to Monitor Gaza-Egypt Border
Israel Asked to Remove Ban on Visits to Gaza on Muslim Festival
Israeli Troops Kill Palestinian Bomber
Settler Leader Indicted Over Assault of Police Officer
Egypt
Former Egyptian Militant Trades Arms for Politics
Egypt Distances Itself From Iran Anti-Israel Comment
Middle East
Hearings Begin for Accused US Sergeant Charged With Killing Officers
Twelve Policemen Killed in Yemen Ambush
Zanzibar
Election Riots in Zanzibar Reveal Dark Side of UK's Obedient Tanzania
Tear Gas Fired After Zanzibar Poll
Africa
Zimbabwe's Judges 'Going Hungry'
South Sudan Deminers Killed by Suspected Ugandan Rebels
Congo Army, Troops Flush Rwandan Rebels
Deaths in Kenya Political Riots
Morocco Deploys Police to West Sahara
Ivory Coast's 'Young Patriots' Key to Peace
Police Die in Ethiopia Jail Raid
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
10/31/2005
Earth to Bush: Ditch Cheney

Ivan Eland
11/01/2005
Medals for Libby, Rove, and Cheney?

Praful Bidwai
10/29/2005
India Abandons Global Nuclear Disarmament

Alan Bock
10/28/2005
A Time for Reconsideration

Charles Peña
10/27/2005
Iraq by the Numbers

Ran HaCohen
10/26/2005
The Quiet Occupation

Nebojsa Malic
10/19/2005
Exposed Agendas

David R. Henderson
10/17/2005
What Game Theory Can Tell Us About Terrorism

Sascha Matuszak
8/03/2005
Free the Diplomats

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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