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News
Updated August 4, 2009 - 11:29 PM EDT

NK Frees US Journalists After Meeting Bill Clinton

Blackwater Founder Implicated in Murder

US General in Iraq Nixes Early Pullout Plan

 
  Iraq Censorship Laws Move Ahead
  Shi'ite Group Agrees to Renounce Violence in Iraq
  Monday: 20 Iraqis Killed, 65 Wounded

Fears of Fraud Cast Pall Over Afghan Election

 
 

Tory Leader Would Escalate Afghan War Despite Opposition

Zawahri: Al-Qaeda Truce Offer to US Still Stands

 
  Is Standish, MI the New Gitmo?
Clinton Calls on Iran to Release American Hikers
 
  Iran President Confirmed but Sealed Without a Kiss
New NATO Chief Calls for Russia 'Partnership'
 
 

Madeleine Albright to Lead NATO's Strategic Debate

Japan Opposition Says It's Ready to Stand Up to US

Clinton Slams Israel for Jerusalem Evictions

Viewpoints
64 Years Too Late and Not a Moment Too Soon  by Frida Berrigan and Tom Engelhardt
More War, Please  by Philip Giraldi
Guantánamo: You Can Check Out Any Time You Like, but You Can Never Leave  by Andy Worthington
Wham Bam Bananastan  by Jeff Huber
Beginning to Smell in Afghanistan
by Steve Breyman
John Bolton's Unrealistic 'Realism'
by Stephen M. Walt

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Frontline

Afghan War Unlawful, Says UK 'Deserter'

Taliban Slick Propaganda Confronts US

Bush Speechwriter Sows Panic With Memoir

US Take on Detained Journalists Hypocritical

Top Cybersecurity Aide at White House Resigns

 
Iraq

Iraq Oil Sector Sees Militant Attacks Fall

Oil Official Assassinated in Mosul

Iraqi and Kurdish Leaders Pledge to End Disputes

Monday: 20 Iraqis Killed, 65 Wounded
Iran

Ahmadinejad's Opponents Snub Election Ceremony

Signs of Dissent Emerge in an Iranian Power Base

Britain Sparks Row by Sending Senior Diplomat to Ahmadinejad Ceremony

Wife: Iran Reform Politician's Confession Forced

Iraqi Cop: US Hikers Held in Iran Are CIA Agents

Detained in Iran: Hiked in Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Newsweek Steps Up Effort to Free Reporter in Iran

'War on Terror'

Jobs Trump Fears of Terrorists in Michigan Town

Feds Name 8th NC Terror Suspect

Ga. Terror Suspect to Defend Self Against Advice

Past Terror Cases Tried in East Coast Districts

Va., NY Districts Vie for 9/11 Case

Australia Launches Major Anti-Terror Operation

Yemeni at Guantanamo: Prisoner Without a Country

British Lawmakers Seek Inquiry Into Torture Claims

Americas

OAS Sending Envoys to Pressure Interim Honduras Govt

Chávez Supporters Attack Opposition TV Station

Correa: Ecuador to Take Over Radio, TV Stations

Sudan

160 Killed in Sudan in Tribal Attack

Nigeria

Warnings About Muslim Sect Ignored in Nigeria, Clerics Say

In Nigeria, an Insurgency Leaves a Heavy Toll

 
Afghanistan

Bombing Kills 12 in Afghan City Ahead of Polls

Big Crowds Good Sign for Karzai in Re-Election Bid

We're in Afghanistan to Topple al-Qaeda, Says UK Armed Forces Minister

UK Afghan Helicopters 'Not Safe'

Marines Fighting Taliban Strive to Win Afghan Locals' Trust

New NATO Chief: More UN, EU Help Needed in Afghanistan

Pakistan
Pakistan Resolution Would Charge Musharraf With 'High Treason'
Pakistan Army Majors Arrested for 'Collaborating with Terrorists'
Israel/Palestine

Hamas Goes to the Movies

Fatah Commits to Israel Peace Talks in Party Draft

Israel Targets Human Rights Groups

Minnesotans Detained in and Deported From Israel Return Home and Speak Out

Israel Peace Concert Sells Out in a Day

Poll: 77% of Soviet-Era Israeli Immigrants Want to Get Rid of Arabs

Jordan Rejects US Call to Improve Ties With Israel

Obama to Launch PR Campaign to Sway Israelis, Arabs on Peace
Koreas

South Korean Envoy to Meet US Officials Over North Korea

Report: Ex-President Clinton Heading to North Korea

Asia

China Says Another 319 Detained Over Xinjiang Riot

Cambodian Authorities Ban Miss Landmine Contest

Chechnya

Gunmen Kill 5 Police Officers in Chechnya

 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
8/03/2009
'Culturally Sensitive' Imperialism

Kelley B. Vlahos
8/04/2009
Who's to Blame When Vets Turn Homicidal?

Ivan Eland
8/01/2009
Was Rummy Really Wrong?

Philip Giraldi
7/30/2009
The Disappearing Palestinian

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

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

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