Highlights
The American Devolution: Carlton Meyer
Bonkers Bolton Threatens Iran: Gordon Prather
Conspiracy, or Stupidity?: Charley Reese
FBI's 'Preemptive' Investigations: Marty Logan
A Letter from Belgrade: Nebojsa Malic
 
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News
Updated Aug. 21, 2004 – 7:00 pm EDT
Sadr's Militia in Control of Iraq Shrine
Confusion Reigning in Najaf
Iowa GOP Congressman: US Out of Iraq ASAP
General Fears Abuse Probe Won't Go Far Enough
Abu Ghraib Report: 'Failure of Leadership' at Highest Levels
More Than Half of Americans Still Believe Iraq Had WMD
US Now Supports Growth for Some West Bank Settlements
Viewpoints
Bonkers Bolton Threatens Iran
by Gordon Prather
Anonymous: We Could Have Stopped Bin Laden  by Julian Borger
Uncovered Is Better Than Fahrenheit 9/11  by Jack Mathews
Conspiracy, or Stupidity?
by Charley Reese
Iran Will Not Turn the Other Cheek
by Martin Sieff
FBI Eroding Public Trust  Denver Post

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Frontline
Three Palestinian Activists Face US Charges
Iran, Israel Trade Threats
US: No Evidence That Iran Is Aiding Sadr Militia
'Staggering Amount' of Cash Missing in Iraq
Islamists Claim 12 Nepalis Seized in Iraq
Officials Say CIA Study on Iraq Weapons Is Off Course
Iraqi Youths Chant for Sadr in Rally for Chalabi
Vote of No-Confidence for Iraq's National Meet
Iraq's Top Political Parties
Violence Slows Iraqi Economy
 
Oil Prices Hit New Record on Fears of Iraqi Insurgency
Flashpoint: Najaf
77 Iraqis Reported Killed in Najaf
Ex-Saddam Fighters Aid Shi'ite Militia
Sadr's Najaf Strategy Stifles Allawi
Najaf's Agony
Najaf Bloodshed Dampens Hopes of a Brighter Future
Violence Continues
Two Marines Killed in Action; One GI Dies in Ambush Near Baghdad
Colorado Soldier Killed by Sniper
Two Killed in Latest US Airstrikes on Fallujah
Police Blame Sadr Supporters for New Blast on S. Iraq Pipeline
Blast at Police Post in Nasiriya, Three Dead
Prison Torture Scandal
Prison Scandal 'Hasn't Slowed' US Human Rights Agenda
Court Orders Feds to Immediately Process ACLU Request for Torture Records
Hostage Crises
List of Foreigners Taken Hostage in Iraq
Tape: Kidnapped US Journalist OK, Being Treated Well
Iraqi Editor's Experience in US Custody
The New Iraq
On Iraq's Border, Sailors of the Desert Smuggle Subsidized Gas
Iraq Reinstates Death Penalty, Includes Drug Trafficking
Kurds Build Their Own Identity
Global Iraq Fallout
Iran Wants Emergency Islamic Conference Meeting Over Iraq
New EU President Wants to Help in Iraq
Musharraf Urges US General to Respect Iraq Sites
Arabic Press Deplores Najaf Fighting
Afghanistan
Credibility of Afghan Vote Threatened by Violence, Fraud
The Fog and Dog of War in Afghanistan
US Bounty-Hunter in Afghanistan: Trigger-Happy and Troublesome
Taliban Blasts Wound Six in Western Afghanistan
US Planes Bomb Suspected Taliban Militants
Bombs Explode at Afghan Voter Office
Afghans Warn of Election Boycott
Pakistan
Thousands Mourn Cleric Who Died in Pakistani Custody
Pakistan Reaffirms Support for Palestinians, Calls for Peaceful Solution to Crisis
US Sees Siachen Glacier as Starting Point for India, Pakistan Talks
South/Central Asia
Maoists Tighten Grip on Nepal Capital
Nepal Capital Hit by Maoist Blasts
Indian President Justifies Nuke Program
Two Militants Killed in Kashmir
Kazakh Suspect Named in Uzbek Bombing
East Asia
Suicides Surge in Japan's Military
Japanese Court Dismisses Fischer Request to Halt Deportation
Thai Police Defuse Powerful Bomb Outside Military Bank
Malaysia's Muslims Have 'No Way Out'
South Korea's Tortured Reckoning With Collaborators
Reform Advocates in China Hope for a Birthday Present
Russia & Her Neighbors
Conflict Stirs Fear and Defiance Among South Ossetians
Georgia Starts South Ossetia Pullout
Russian Defense Budget to Grow 27% in 2005
$900 Million Sino-Russian Arms Deal Is Close
US Defends Chechen Asylum Ruling
Americas
Colombia's Oil Pipeline Paid for in Blood and Dollars
Guatemala to Pay Paramilitaries
Bolivian Peasants End Oil Siege
 
GOP Convention
Unlike Democrats, GOPers to Allow Al-Jazeera Logo Displayed at Convention
New York Mayor Wants to Stick Protesters in a Stadium
FBI Launches 'Preemptive' Investigations
Critics Say FBI Crosses Line by Intimidating Activists
Ashcroft Defends FBI Interrogation of Protesters
NY Police Prepare for 'Anarchists'
The War at Home
With $50 a Barrel Oil in Sight, Oil Traders Keep One Eye Glued to Iraq
Camp Pendleton Hospital Staff Stretched by Wartime Demands
Despite Investigations, Halliburton Contracts Balloon
Some Vietnam Vets Still Bitter at Kerry
US General Censured for Religious Comments
Today's US Military
US, South Korea Struggle to Strike Deal Over Troop Cut Timetable
Air Force General Tapped to Lead US Forces in the Pacific
War Games With a Hollywood Touch
'Homeland Security'
Government Suppressing Information About PATRIOT Act Powers
US Uses Secret Evidence in Secrecy Fight With ACLU
Report Details Anthrax Leaks at Army Lab
9/11 Commission Formally Disbands
'No-Fly' List Tough to Get off
Homeland Security Begins Air Surveillance of Canadian Border
'War on Terror'
Pension Funds Funding Terror?
Hunt on for Bin Laden's #3 Man
Human Rights Groups to Witness Gitmo Trials
Military Commissions Lack Fair Trial Protections
My Week as a Terror Suspect
UK Cleric Appears Before Magistrates Over Involvement in Kidnapping
Palestine/Israel
Israeli Court Orders Govt to Respond to World Court Ruling on West Bank Wall
Hezbollah, Israel Renew Prisoner Exchange Talks
US, Israel Swap Notes on Occupation
Journalists' Union Urges UK to Intervene in Israeli Detention of Reporter
Middle East
Saudis: Wanted Militants Still at Large
Syrian Influence Seen in Lebanon Elections
French Court to Decide on Ban of Arabic Channel
US Struggles to Win Hearts and Minds in Muslim World
Anti-Americanism a Hit With Egyptian Audiences
Sudan
Sudan Admits Aiding Arab Militias
UN Accuses Sudan as More Refugees Flee
UN Leaning Against Tough Sanctions for Sudan
Sudan Rebels to Attend Talks
UN: 30,000 More Sudanese to Cross to Chad
UN Wants $40 Million for Food Aid in Chad
UN: Darfur Plan Difficult
Death and Sorrow Stalk Sudanese Across Border
Africa
UN: Central Africa on the Brink of War After Burundi Massacre
Greater Trust in Mugabe Ascribed to Fear
Reviews
In New Book, Buchanan Chastises Another Bush
Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear and the Selling of American Empire
Hardt and Negri, Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire
Anonymous: We Could Have Stopped Bin Laden
Documentary: WMD a Neocon Lie
Docu-drama to Show 'Human Side' of 9/11 Attackers
UK 9/11 Drama Likely to Be Brought to American Television
 
Contributors


8/20/2004
Kerry Is Clueless on Bases


8/21/2004
A Letter from Belgrade


8/20/2004
Repositioning on the Titanic


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

Sascha Matuszak
8/07/2004
Sino-Japanese Grudge Match

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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