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News
Updated July 29, 2009 - 11:25 PM EDT

US Troops Back on Patrol in Iraq Cities
 
 

As Last British Troops Leave Iraq, a Coalition Ends
  Gates: Some US Troops May Be Leaving Iraq Early
 

US General: Iran Working to Influence Iraq Vote
 

Wednesday in Iraq: 16 Killed, 544 Wounded

Iraqi Forces Raid Camp of Iranian Exiles, 8 Dead
 
 

Iran Welcomes Iraqi Raid on Exile Camp

NATO Slams Taliban Rules on Killing Civilians
 
 

US-Pak Rifts Emerge Over Tackling the Taliban
 

Blackwater-Xe Mercenaries Spread Fear in Pakistani Town
Iran Supreme Leader Closes Prison Over Abuses
 
 
 

Reports of Prison Abuse and Deaths Anger Iranians
 

Iran Turns Inward, Silent on US Outreach
US Tightens Screws on Honduras
Viewpoints
Waging the War on Terrorism on American Soil  by Jacob G. Hornberger
Should Obama Sign a Peace Treaty With North Korea?  by Zhiqun Zhu
How Roger Cohen Became the Most Important Jewish Journalist in America  by Daniel Luban
The Circle Cannot Hold
by Robert D. Kaplan, as told to Chase Madar
Casualties of War, Part II: Warning Signs  by Dave Philipps
I Shouldn't Read the News. I Really Shouldn't.  by Fred Reed

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Frontline
Book: Cheney Wanted Posse Comitatus-Violating 'Show of Force' on 9/11 Anniversary
26 Marine Suicides in First Half of 2009
Army Arrests Local Seattle Civilian After Bizarre Mixup
UK Government to Be Sued for Involvement in CIA Rendition Program

US Forces Did 'Major Damage' to Babylon
 
Brits Out of Iraq
All UK Troops in Iraq Are Moved to Kuwait
UK Troops Forced Out of Iraq as Mandate Expires
Iraq

US Defense Chief Sees New US Advisory Unit in Iraq

Audit Finds Contractor Oversight Improving in Iraq

Iraqi Govt: Camp Ashraf Raid Meant to 'Enforce Security'
New Kurdish Leader Asserts Agenda
Turkey Urges Iraq to Stop Kurdish Rebel Attacks

Report: Baghdad Morgue Sees More Unidentified Bodies in July

Ten Dead in Baghdad Bombings

Gunmen Kill 8 in Baghdad Bank Robbery, Police Say
Tuesday: 18 Iraqis Killed, 27 Wounded
'War on Terror'

Afghanistan Said Ready to Pick Up Gitmo Detainee

Obama Faces Court Test Over Detainee
Terror Trial Morphs Into Insurance Fraud Trial
From Suburban DC Childhood to Indictment on Terror Charges
Conflicting Portrait of NC Terror Suspect Emerges
1 NC Terror Suspect Still Sought
Arrests in Terror Case Bewilder Associates
Minn. Somali Pleads Guilty to Terrorism Charge
Ex-Detainee Sues UK for Role in His Rendition
Iran
140 Prisoners From Iran Election Crackdown Freed
Appeals Court Keeps Alive Suit Against Iran
Somalia
Seven Killed in Mogadishu Shelling
Clinton Expected to Meet Transitional Somali President
Honduras
Honduras Political Fight Strands Truckers at Nicaragua Border
Honduras Coup Shows Chávez Power Limited
Americas

Colombian Rebels Say Did Not Fund Ecuador's Correa
Colombia-Venezuela Relations Erode Further With Rocket Revelation

Chávez 'Freezes' Diplomatic Ties With Colombia
 
Afghanistan

US Envoy: Most Taliban Funds Come From Overseas

Gunman Hits Afghan Campaign Team
Afghans Draft 3,000 Donkeys to Transport Ballots During Presidential Election

Albania to Send Additional Troops to Afghanistan
Nine Killed as UN Voices Concerns Over Afghan Vote
Pakistan

Pakistanis Say Taliban Trained Teens as Suicide Bombers

Officials: Suicide Attack Kills 2 in Pakistan

Pakistan: Police Constable Decapitated in Swat

Pakistan in Covert Talks With Militant Chief Mehsud

Pakistan Unhappy With India's Nuclear-Powered Sub
Israel/Palestine

US Envoys in Israel to Discuss Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

Clinton to Israel: Iran Will Never Have Nukes

Netanyahu: Gazans Want to Overthrow Hamas

US Envoy Presses Israel on Settlements

Hamas Dress Code Aims to Make Gaza More Islamic

At Least One Killed in Fresh Gaza Smuggling Tunnel Collapse
UN Calls on Israel to Allow Gaza Schools to Rebuild
Israel-Palestinian Calm Could Ease Talks
Middle East
UN: Thousands of Somalis Trying to Flee to Yemen
US Opens Way to Ease Sanctions Against Syria
China
China Welcomes 'Moderate' US Response to Riots
Clinton Praises 'Positive' China
Japan: Activist Visit Won't Affect Ties With China
North Korea
China Says It Seizes Metals Bound for North Korea
North Korea Says It Is Open to New Dialogue on Nukes
Asia

Up to 200 Children Were Killed at Khmer Rouge Prison

Cambodia's Crackdown Stirs Concerns About Legal System
In Other News
British Defense Ministry Launches Legal Battle to Cut Payments to Wounded Soldiers

Nigeria's 'Taliban' Enigma

Russia Warns US Against Sending Monitors to Georgia
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
7/29/2009
The 'Superpower' Conceit

Charles V. Peņa
7/29/2009
Odds Against Nuclear Disarmament

Kelley B. Vlahos
7/28/2009
Today, Henry Gates; Tomorrow, You

Ivan Eland
7/25/2009
Lessons from Sudan for Iraq

Philip Giraldi
7/23/2009
Obama's Free Lunch Is Over

Ran HaCohen
7/20/2009
Fascism Needs an Enemy

David R. Henderson
7/17/2009
NPR: 'Murder' a Controversial Concept

Nebojsa Malic
7/15/2009
Overload

Alan Bock
7/06/2009
Independence, Empire Don't Mesh

Edouard Husson
5/22/2009
The Virtues of Gorbachevism
Additional Contributors
Ehsan Ahrari
Doug Bandow
Uri Avnery
Matthew Barganier
Patrick J. Buchanan
Juan Cole
Jonathan Cook
Christopher Deliso
Sibel Edmonds
Tom Engelhardt
Mike Ewens
Joshua Frank
Aaron Glantz
Leon Hadar
Jorge Hirsch
Scott Horton
Dahr Jamail
Kathy Kelly
William S. Lind
Jim Lobe
Ray McGovern
Thomas Gale Moore
Brendan O'Neill
Rep. Ron Paul
John Pilger
Murray Polner
Gareth Porter
Gordon Prather
Charley Reese
Paul Craig Roberts
Mark Rothschild
Michael Scheuer
Norman Solomon
Paul Sperry
Joseph Stromberg
Jon Basil Utley
Jude Wanniski
Teresa Whitehurst
Andy Worthington


 
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