Highlights
Kidnapped by Ansar Al-Islam: How Scott Taylor Survived and Was Saved in Iraq: Chris Deliso
Gossing Over the Record: Ray McGovern
An End to Ambiguity: Grant F. Smith
The North Korea Nuke Mess: Gordon Prather
Indonesia: US-Backed Terror?: Conn Hallinan
 
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News
Updated Sept. 19, 2004 – 9:00 pm EDT
US Plans Year-End Drive on Rebel Areas
Video Claims 25 Iraq Soldiers Kidnapped
Britain to Scale Back Troops in Iraq
We're Back at War in Iraq, Says General
SC Guard Unit Snaps Under Stress of Iraq Deployment
Israeli Missile Kills Top Militant in Gaza Strip
Abduction, Murder, Mayhem in the Week the Peace Was Lost
Bush Warns of More Violence in Iraq, Afghanistan
Iraq Elections Could Be Next Major Casualty as Slaughter Spills Over
Viewpoints
Kidnapped: How Scott Taylor Survived and Was Saved in Iraq
by Chris Deliso
An End to Ambiguity: US Counter-Proliferation, Tel Aviv to Tehran
by Grant F. Smith
Isaac Newton & the Invasion of Iran  by Mike Rogers
Gossing Over the Record
by Ray McGovern
North Korea Nuke Mess Made by Bush  by Gordon Prather
Soldiers of Fortune – at What Price?  by Jonathan Turley

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Frontline
FBI Plans October Homeland Security Sweeps
Scott Taylor: 5 Times in 6 Days I Thought I Would Die
Freed Reporter Says Taliban Operating in Iraq
UK and US Defy UN Over Iraq Election
Bush Unfazed As Absence of WMD Confirmed
India's 'PATRIOT Act' Repealed
 
Over 100 Dead in Friday Iraq Violence
Violence Continues
21 Killed, Including 2 GIs as Insurgents Detonate Four Separate Bombs Around Iraq
US Attacks Upon Fallujah Kill Scores of Civilians
Iraqi Killed, Three US Soldiers Wounded in Baghdad Car Bomb Attack
Oil Sabotage Threatens Iraq Economy, Rebuilding
Hostage Crises
Turkey Confirms 10 Kidnapped in Iraq
Iraqis Tell Britain: Release Our Prisoners or We Kill Hostage
Gruesome Images of Hostages in Iraq Puts Elections in Doubt
Britain Doing 'All We Can' for the Hostages
Iraq Hostages Plead for Their Lives
I'm Not Afraid, Said British Hostage
Body of Kidnapped Iraqi Governor Found
Iraqi Politics
Iraqi Leader Blames Insurgency on Terrorists
Escalating Violence Loosening Allawi's Grip on Iraq's Future
Battle for Tal Afar Reveals Ethnic Muddle and Shaky Coalition Control of Iraq
Sadr Aide Threatens British Troops in Basra
Iraq Occupation
British Troops Take Al-Sadr's Basra HQ
Microwave Gun to Be Used by US Troops on Iraq Rioters
Rebuilding a City, After Wrecking It
In the Desert, Wrecks Tell of Those Who Don't Wear a Uniform but Die, Too
The New Iraq
Blood, Grief, Violence ... But Hope Still Flickers
For Saddam, a Spartan Life at His Former Palace
Iraqi Airways Resumes Int'l Flights
Battle of Britain
UK Ministers 'Kept in Dark' Over Abuses at Abu Ghraib
Blair Denies Iraq Postwar Chaos Warning
Tories: Blair Lacked Post-Saddam Plan
Blair Told Bush He 'Would Not Budge' in Support for War
Iraq Leak Has Blair Back in Firing Line
Global Iraq Fallout
UN Chief Ignites Firestorm by Calling Iraq War 'Illegal'
Iran, Iraq Upgrade Diplomatic Ties to Ambassador Level
Afghanistan
Taliban Suspects Kill Pro-Election Elders; US Apologizes for Civilian Death
US to Send More Troops to Protect Afghan Elections
Thousands of UK Troops May Be Sent to Afghanistan Next Year
Karzai Says Foreign Troops Vital for Afghanistan
'Night Letters' From the Taliban Threaten Afghan Democracy
Taliban Wages War of Words and Bombs
An Afghan Woman Who Would Be President
Pakistan
35 Guantánamo Detainees Are Given to Pakistan
Undercover Pakistani Had Messages From al-Qaeda No. 3
Pakistan General Says Top Uzbek Militant Hiding Near Afghan Border
Pakistan Says It Is Closing in on 'Foreign Militants'
Musharraf: No Idea Where Osama Is
East Asia
North Korea Rules Out Nuclear Freeze
South Korea Says It Won't Develop Nukes
Japan Readies to Name China as 'Real Security Threat'
Jiang Finally Lets Go of China's Army
Indonesia
Jakarta Police Brace for Terrorist Threats Ahead of Polls
Indonesian Police Hold Four Bombing Suspects
South Asia
US Lifts Export Controls on for Indian Nuclear Equipment
Myanmar's Foreign Minister, Deputy Fired
In Other News
Fury As Bomb-Grade Plutonium Sets Sail for France From US
Japan, Brazil to Support Each Other's Security Council Bids
 
The War at Home
No Charges Against Grieving Mother Who Heckled First Lady
In Rush to Air, CBS Quashed Bush Memo Doubts
'I Am Buckhead': Blogger in 60 Minutes Case Exposed as GOP Activist
Pentagon's New Records Make Bush Look Good
Bush Vows to Back New Democracies
Kerry Plans Attack on Bush Over Iraq
Media Blasted for Focusing on Vietnam, Not Iraq
House Members Challenge Bush on War
'Intelligence'
Bush Intel Proposal 'Just the Beginning'
9/11 Panel Members Form Group to Press Recommendations
Former Powell Aide Denies Spy Charge
US 'Homeland Security'
Convoy for Homeland Security
Expansion Sank Terror Screening Program, Officials Say
Los Alamos Crackdown
UK 'Homeland Security'
Al-Qaeda 'Focused' on UK Parliament
Al-Qaeda Third in Command 'Is Running Terror Cells in the UK'
Palestine/Israel
British Aided Mossad Kidnap, Says Vanunu
Sequestered in Nablus
Egypt Postpones Intra-Palestinian Talks
Indian Minister Warns Israel Against Any Moves Against 'Hero' Arafat
Israel Denies Arab Paper Report on Second Stage of Prisoner Deal
Sharon Will Go to Polls if No Majority for Gaza Plan
Egypt Tells Arafat to Disarm Fatah Militia
Palestinians Arming up for Gaza 'Withdrawal Day'
IDF Kills 11 Palestinians in West Bank
136 Gaza Children Killed During the Last Four Years
Palestinian Woman Killed in Nablus
Israel Wages Diplomatic Offensive Over Barrier Ahead of UN Meet
Palestinian Security Prisoners Charge Guards With Humiliating Them
IDF Using Radar to Warn of Incoming Rockets
Palestinian Legislators to Visit Syria
Iran
Allies at IAEA Meeting Reject US Stand on Iran
Iran Given New UN Nuclear 'Deadline'
Iran Is Criticized for Its Lack of Candor on Nuclear Program
Middle East
Syria Role Forces Hard Look at Lebanon Sovereignty
Turkish Parliament Fails to Pass Reforms
Russia
Russia Vows to Strike Against Terrorists
Poison Knocks Out Kremlin Critic
Kremlin Hunts Down Chechen 'bin Laden'
Putin's Reforms Are Undemocratic, Says Governor
A Communist Time Warp in Moscow's Subways
Attacks on Russia Expose Rifts With West Over Terrorism
Russian Plane Bombers Exploited Corrupt System
Helping the Children of Beslan
Faith Saves Beslan Girl
Sudan
UN Threatens Sanctions Against Sudan
Darfur Women 'Kept As Sex Slaves After Kidnap by the Sudanese Army'
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Talks End Without Deal

Breakthrough Within Reach After Talks on IRA Arms
Americas
In Stricter Study, US Scales Back Claim on Cuba Arms
6 Venezuelan Soldiers, Oil Engineer Killed in Attack Near Colombian Border
Books & Movies
Elaine Cassel's The War on Civil Liberties
Aftershock and Awe: The Fall of Baghdad
Uncovered Director: People Called Me Crazy
Sen. Bob Graham's Intelligence Matters
 
Contributors


9/17/2004
Putin, the Patriot


9/17/2004
Trading for Peace


9/16/2004
Withdraw From the Balkans!


9/15/2004
Understanding America's Terrorist Crisis: What Should Be Done?

Ivan Eland
9/14/2004
Have 1,000 American Souls Died for Oil?

Ran HaCohen
9/13/2004
Back to Indirect Occupation?

Praful Bidwai
8/28/2004
India-Pakistan Dialogue Moves Between Stagnation, Hope

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

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