Highlights
John Kerry's Pure Wind: Scott Sutton
Vietnam's Shadow Over Abu Ghraib: Michael Uhl
Sino-Pak Policy: Carrot & Stick: Sascha Matuszak
Throwing the Book at Bush: Charley Reese
Decision 2004: Iran or Sudan?: Gordon Prather
 
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News
Updated August 1, 2004 – 8:30 pm EDT
US Raises Terror Alert for NY, DC
Blasts at 5 Iraqi Christian Churches Kill 15
Iraq Islamic Force Plan Looking Unlikely
Top al-Qaeda Retracted Iraq Link Claim
UK Sends Iraqi Children to Indefinite US Detention
Sudan Officials Split Over UN Sanction Threat
US Forces Sent to Sudan to Hunt 'al-Qaeda'
Iran Partially Resumes Nuclear Program
British Army Pays $700 for Killing Iraqi Girl
Iraqi Group Says 37,000 Civilians Killed Since US Invasion
Census Bureau Giving Data on Arab Americans to Homeland Security
Viewpoints
Decision 2004: Iran or Sudan?
by Gordon Prather
Dems Choose Strong and Wrong
by Jonathan Schell
Why Trust the State?
by Sheldon Richman
Tossing Iraqis From Bridges
by Dave Lindorff
Throwing the Book at Bush
by Charley Reese
Vietnam's Shadow Over Abu Ghraib  by Michael Uhl
Don't Let the Issues Affect the Election   by Andrew Greeley

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Frontline
Wolfowitz's Arab Confidant
US Envoy to Kabul Warns of Split in Govt
Conflicting Reports on Hostage Release
Iraq: Iranians Flood Border Unchecked by Military
US Commander Admits Urging Lies About Drowning
Gen. Franks Warned of Iraq 'Catastrophic Success'
UK Officers Vetoed Inquiries Into 23 Iraqi Deaths
UK High Court: Inquiries Into Killing of Iraqis 'Flawed'
He Welcomed Liberators, Until They Killed His Friend
Bush Faces New Obstacles in Keeping Allies' Support
Pain on Main Street
 
Baghdad Doctors Show Courage Amid the Carnage
Violence Continues
US Soldier Killed, Two Wounded in Samarra Blast
Car Bomb Kills 5, Wounds 34 at Mosul Police Station
Fallujah Fighting Leaves at Least 20 Iraqis Dead
Fallujah Comes Under Intense US Fire
Three Killed in US Bid to Enter Fallujah
Head of Iraq Teacher's Institute Killed
Iraqi Police Say the Job Is Now Perilous
Kidnappings Soar
Iraqi Official: I'll Quit if Sons Freed
Iraq Hostages Gain Reprieve; US Hunts al-Qaeda-Linked Rebels
Turkish Driver Freed After Promising to Leave Iraq
Zarqawi Group Claims Turk Kidnappings
India Sends Hostage Envoy to Iraq
Relatives Say 5,000 Indians Are Involuntary Workers for US in Iraq
Iraq Occupation
Iraq Won't 'Go Back to the Past,' Powell Says
Americans' Eccentric Ally in Green Zone
US Army Overhauling Helicopters After Iraq Problems
The New Iraq
Sadrists Ban Alcohol
UN Warns of 'Serious' Water Crisis Looming in Basra
In Iraq, Al Jazeera Navigates Minefield of Press Freedom
Making Wheels of Justice Turn in a Chaotic Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Iraqi Judge to Visit Iran About Saddam
Algeria Won't Send Forces to Iraq
Powell Thanks Hungary for Troop Commitment
Aussie Air Traffic Controllers to Leave Iraq
Afghanistan
Taliban Fighters Increase Attacks
Two Afghan Officials Killed, Taliban Blamed
Are Afghans Ready for October Elections?
Pakistan
Group Linked to al-Qaeda Claims Pakistan Assassination Attempt
Bush Forces Pakistan to Walk a Tightrope
China/Taiwan
China Warns U.S. Against Taiwan Arms Sale
Hu Says China to Resolve Taiwan Peacefully
Asia
Uzbek President Blames Banned Group for Attacks
Despite U.S. Penalties, Burmese Junta Refuses to Budge
Japan Grants Bobby Fischer Time Extension to Appeal Deportation
Europe
Scuffles in Italy Parliament Reveal Govt Tensions
More than Meets the Eye in Vojvodina
Vojvodina: A Hungarian View
 
The War at Home
Dems Must Endorse Bush Before Hearing Cheney Speak
Kerry Wants to Reduce US Troops in Iraq by End of First Term
John Kerry's POW-MIA Cover-up
NASA Waffles on Kerry Photos
Former Kidnapped Marine Takes Leave With Family in Utah
Marine's Fahrenheit 9/11 Comments Investigated
In Memoir, US General Tells of Gaps in War Plans
9/11 Report
White House: 9/11 Reforms Could Weaken Rights
Bush Vows to 'Try to Go Beyond' 9/11 Panel Recommendations
9/11 Victims' Families Begin Long Walk for Peace
9/11 Report Iffy on Technology
Guantanamo 'Justice'
Military Hearing for Guantanamo Detainee Is a First
Aussie Detainee to Confront Accusers in Court
'Homeland Security'
Another NYC Terror Warning: Wall Street Firms Warned
'Hero' Officer Charged in NY Subway Blast
The Wall
Settler Pressure Leads to Review of Fence Route
Jordanian FM Says Wall is 'Grave National Security Threat'
Killing in the Holy Land
Israeli Troops Open Fire on Funeral, 12-Year-Old Killed
Israeli Troops Open Fire on Women's Rally in Gaza
Palestinian Teen Killed in Gaza, Israel Hits Family of Suicide Bomber
IDF Kills 3 Wanted Men in Gaza Airstrike
IDF Shoots Dead Eight Palestinians in 48 Hours
New Zealand/Mossad Affair
Canada to Probe Use of Its Passport in New Zealand Mossad Affair
Report: Israel Tried to Bury New Zealand Mossad Affair
Palestine/Israel
Palestinian Rebels Torch Government Buildings in Jenin
Palestinian Cement for Israeli Barrier?
Lebanon Says It Is Still Israeli Target
In Mideast Politics, Flip-Flopping Is a Strength, Not a Weakness
IDF Finds Reasons to Stay in Beit Hanun
Police to Quiz Whistleblower Vanunu Over Interviews in Foreign Press
Intifada Doubles Enrollment at Palestinian Open University
Iran
Iran Frees Twice Condemned Professor
Sudan
Sudan Sends Mixed Signals on UN Darfur Resolution
British Soldiers on Standby to Intervene in Darfur
200 French Troops Move to Sudan Border
 
Contributors


7/30/2004
A Question of Character


7/31/2004
Sino-Pak Policy: Carrot and the Stick


7/30/2004
Out-Toughing the Republicans


7/29/2004
The Choice: Bush's Empire or Kerry's

Praful Bidwai
7/28/2004
India-Pakistan Hope Gives Way to Uncertainty

Ivan Eland
7/27/2004
Report Omits Key Player – Foreign Policy

Ran HaCohen
6/30/2004
Don't Call it a Wall

Matthew Barganier
6/23/2004
The Honest Case for War

Joseph Stromberg
5/12/2004
Inventing Iraq – Yet Again?

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