Highlights
Does Your Government Really Have an Interest in Protecting You from Terrorism?: Ivan Eland
The Star Chamber Is Back: Paul Craig Roberts
One Man's Case for Imperialism: Kevin Horrigan
Wash. Post Mea Culpa Falls Short: Greg Mitchell
Myths of Anglo-US Interventionism: Chris Leithner
 
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News
Updated August 17, 2004 – 9:20 pm EDT
CIA Official: US Spared bin Laden
Sadr Snubs Iraqi Delegation, US Bombs Najaf
British Police Charge 8 With Terror Planning
Marines, Militiamen Clash Near Mosque
Dems: Exit from Europe, Korea 'Ill-Conceived'
Police Threaten to Kill All Journalists in Najaf
Ambush in Ramadi: The Story of Echo Company
57-Year-Old Veteran With Cancer Gets Iraq Call-Up
Baghdad Mortar Attack Kills 7, Wounds 47
Wiretapping the Web
Viewpoints
Washington Post: Mea Culpa Falls Short  by Greg Mitchell
One Man's Case for Imperialism
by Kevin Horrigan
Attack on Najaf Is the Ultimate Stupidity  by Gary Leupp
The Star Chamber Is Back
by Paul Craig Roberts
Saddam Sans Mustache  by Greg Guma
1914 and the World We Lost
by Richard Ebeling

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Frontline
Chavez Survives Vote – but Is the Battle Over?
US Military to Reach Into 'Arc of Crisis'
After 59 Years, US May End Occupation of Germany
General Defends Abu Ghraib Policy
Abu Ghraib Whistleblower's Family Shunned, Threatened
Patriot Wonders What Son Died for in Iraq
US 'Bounty Hunter' in Afghanistan Claims FBI Links
3 on Trial in Afghanistan Gain Access to FBI Files
 
In Najaf, Human Shields and Militants Await US Tanks
Flashpoint: Najaf
Najaf, City of Defiance
Sistani to Leave UK for Najaf
Three GIs Killed in Najaf Fighting
Police Chief's Father Taken by Militants in Najaf
Group Claims Najaf 'Spy' Captured
Inside Najaf
'Security' in Iraq
Iraqi President Vows Crackdown on Turkish Kurds
Some Iraqis Pin Hope on Sistani's Return
Iraqi DM Offers Fallujah Brigade Membership in National Guard
Report: Saddam's Agents Moved Banned Materials Over Syrian Border
Hostage Crises
Iran Rejects Iraqi Captors Demands
US Journalist, Translator Missing in Iraq
Italian Military Officials Deny Kicking Kidnapped Journalist Out of Iraq Base
Kidnapped Reporter: 'I Assumed I Would Die'
Freed Journalist Recounts Failed Escape Strategy
Turkish Truck Drivers Taken Hostage
Violence Continues
US Tanks Kill One in Fallujah
Iraqi Commander, Aide Gunned Down in Samarra
Chaos in Ramadi
Militia Set Fire to Iraq Oil Well in New Tactic
Global Iraq Fallout
British War Lord to Break Silence
Blair Faces Walkout Over Allawi Invitation
Hundreds of Salvadorans Protest Troop Deployment to Iraq
Turkey Calls on Iraq to Take Action Against Kurdish Rebels
Iran, Saudis Call for UN Intervention in Iraq
US Navy Rescues Iranian Boatmen
Dutch Press: Netherlands Should Stay in Iraq After Deadly Attack on Troops
Bounty-Hunters on Trial
Vigilante Suspects in Afghan Court
Idema: Trial of the Year
FBI to Release Idema Torture Case Documents
Idema Denies Torture Charges, Claims Conspiracy
Afghanistan
US Military Ready to Take Action Against Feuding Afghan Warlords
Taking On the Taliban
Fighting Underscores Obstacles to Afghan Vote
Violence Mars Run-up to Afghan Elections
Pakistan
Former Minister: Trouble in Balochistan Might Lead to Disintegration of Pakistan
Pakistan Nabs 53 Terror Suspects
Musharraf: Terrorists on the Run
Pakistan: Bin Laden Trail Still Cold
Four Soldiers Killed in Pakistan Gas Field Attack
Koreas
North Korea Pulls Out of Nuclear Meeting
South Korea Warns of Terror from North
Last US Defector in North Korea Has No Plans to Return Home
Asia
Chinese Whistleblower Feels Government Backlash
Taiwan's PM Accuses China of Plotting to Kill Taiwanese Leaders
Taiwan to Buy US Destroyers
Australia Backs 'One China Policy'
In Malaysia, Package Prompts US Embassy Alert
Nepal Braces for Maoist Blockade
 
The War at Home
Bush Withdrawal Plan Could Draw Votes
Soldier Brings First Challenge to Policy Requiring Extended Military Service for Iraq Occupation
Army Says On Track to Meet Re-enlistment Goal
Daniel Pearl Family Asks Cheney Not to Use Reporter's Name
Knight-Ridder Produces Stunning Iraq War Package
Reporter: Profiling Deaths in Iraq 'Hardest Thing' to Write
'Homeland Security'
NYC vs. GOP Protesters
FBI Tracks Potential GOP Protesters
Harassment Claims as FBI Quizzes Protesters
Air Marshals Cover Only a Few Flights
UK 'War on Terror'
Italy on Alert as Blair Flies In
Brits Say They Foiled Plot to Kill Blair
British Muslims Warn of Terror Retaliation
Al-Qaeda Kingpin Held in UK Had Traveled to Pakistan
UK 'Sleepwalking Into a Surveillance Society'
US Will No Longer Shackle Britons Who Face Deportation
Global 'War on Terror'
Report: al-Qaeda Held March Meeting in Pakistan
Officials: Non-Arab Recruits Scout for al-Qaeda
Signs of Strain in Global Anti-terror Partnership
Canada Wants 'Terror Tax' on Phone Bills
US Judge Orders Items Returned to Canadian Counterterrorism Expert
Palestinian Hunger-Strikers
Palestinians, Israeli Arabs Show Solidarity with Hunger-Striking Prisoners
Israeli Guards Told to Eat in Front of Hunger-Striking Palestinians
Israel/Palestine
Arafat Outfoxes Foes Again
'Only Democracy in the Middle East' Deporting Pro-Palestinian Activists
Hezbollah Tries to Preserve Status Quo With Israel
Rerouted Barrier Worries Israeli Settlers
Hamas, Islamic Jihad Deny Accepting Israeli Disengagement Proposal
Sudan
Sudan Warns Peace Force
Darfur Villagers: Sudan Dropped Unknown Agents, Sickening, Killing People
Darfur Refugees Report New Attacks
Sudan Villagers Return to 'Live in Fear'
Georgian Separatism
Russia Set on Creating a Quagmire of Its Own
Georgian Leader Walks a Separatist Tightrope
Shootout Breaks Georgia-Ossetia Ceasefire, 17 Killed
South Ossetian President Accuses Georgia of Breaking Ceasefire
Fighting Rages in South Ossetia
Russia
US, Russia Defense Ministers Hold Security Talks
From Afghanistan to the Dubrovka Theater
In Other News
Delays Spur Fraud Concerns in Venezuela Vote
Venezuela Tries to Rattle Reporter
Annan: More UN Troops Needed for DR Congo
Kosovo, Land That Time Forgot
 
Contributors


8/16/2004
Sex, Lies, and Terrorism


8/17/2004
Does Your Government Really Have an Interest in Protecting You from Terrorism?


8/13/2004
Parsing the Libyan Myth


8/07/2004
Sino-Japanese Grudge Match

Nebojsa Malic
8/05/2004
Summer of Discontent

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

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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