Highlights

They've Only Just Begun...: Justin Raimondo
Syria Out Doesn't Mean US In: Ilana Mercer
Neocons' Devotion to Doctrine: Leon Hadar
Rummy Out of the Loop?: Turse/Engelhardt
Who Lost Russia?: Pat Buchanan
 
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News
Updated February 23, 2005 - 11:29 PM EST
Islamist With Links to Iran Is Likely PM
US: Won't Talk to Insurgents, but Iraqis Might
Abbas Quells Rebellion Over Cabinet
Bush: Idea of Attack on Iran 'Ridiculous' (but Possible)
Jaafari Victory a Win for Administration Pragmatists
'Al-Qaeda Supporter' Charged in Plot to Kill Bush
Bush Says Iraq Spat Is Over, but Warns of Dispute Over China
Will There Be a Draft?
Viewpoints
Rummy Dropped From the Loop?
by Nick Turse and Tom Engelhardt
America's Democracy of Double Standards Won't Work  by David Hirst
Syria's Our Friend – When They Torture for Us  by Bob Herbert
The Neocons' Devotion to Doctrine
by Leon Hadar
Why Europe Ignores Bush
by Tony Karon
Injustice, in Secret  Washington Post

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Frontline
FBI Abandons Whistleblower Secrets Claim
Sen. McCain Calls for Permanent US Military Bases in Afghanistan
Jaafari Led Anti-Saddam Fight for Years
Embed Battles Commander Over Censorship, Expulsion Threats
Two UK Soldiers Found Guilty of Iraq Abuse
US Official: Indian, Pakistani Nukes Pose No Threat
Sentence First, Verdict Afterwards?
China Blasts Japan for Taiwan Stance
 
In Iraq, It Could Be Getting Worse for Women
Today in Iraq
Bush Wins Token NATO Pledge of Iraq Aid
Basra Council Dominated by Fundamentalists
Economists Question Removal of Iraq Chapter From Report
Iraqi Govt Faces Tricky Issue of Former Ba'athists
Sunni Clerics Seek to Form United Front Against Occupation of Iraq
Iraq: A Total Disaster, With Hope for the Future
Iraq's Most Wanted
Zarqawi Tops US List of Most Wanted
A List of Iraq's Most Wanted
War-Crimes Trials Gear Up in Iraq
Attacks Continue
Iraq's Dangerous Haifa Street Defies US Military
Contractors Pay Unsung Toll in Iraq
Car Bomb Kills Two Iraqi Soldiers
Car Bomb Blast at Turkish Party HQ Kills Four in Baghdad
Four Killed in Attack on Security Convoy in Baghdad
Kidnappers Find Rich Pickings in Booming Basra
Global Iraq Fallout
New UK Row Over Iraq War Advice
EU to Open an Office in Baghdad
Japan Hails Australia's Iraq Troops Decision
40 Percent of Japanese University Students Cannot Find Iraq on Map
EU, US Propose Joint Conference on Rebuilding Iraq
Afghanistan
UN: Afghan Living Standards Among the Lowest
In Afghanistan, Comedians Joke Their Way to Sanity
Nepal
India, Britain Suspend Military Aid to Nepal
Maoists Block Oxygen From Hospital in Nepal
North Korea
US Keeps Door Open for N. Korea Nuclear Talks
North Korea Sets Context for Talks
Asia
A Turkmen Tome Gets Foreign Aid
Philippines Pushes Anti-Terror Bill
Sri Lankan Truce 'Under Threat'
US POW's Items on Show at Hiroshima Museum
Russia
Bush Leans on Putin – Will He Budge?
Ex-CIA Director Woolsey Compares Russia to Fascist Regime
Scowcroft Faults Bush for Russia Policy
Putin Says Russia Will Pursue Democracy on Its Own
Ukraine
Ukraine Bid to Join NATO Threatens Wider Rift With Russia
Ukraine Leader Lobbies for EU Entry
Europe
Czechs Far From Certain to Back New Constitution
Serb General to Face UN Trial
Poles Nervous as Their Secret Past Becomes Public
 
Bush in Europe
Bush Charm Offensive Fails to Close Gap With EU
US, Europe Still Split on NATO's Role
Bush Challenges Europe Over Iraq and Russia
Bush and Chirac Reopen Wounds
US Military
Rumsfeld: Scale Back Military Education
Yale Researchers to Study Soldiers, Stress
Military Offers More Cash Bonuses
New Nuclear Sub Has Special Eavesdropping Ability
Interrupted by War, the Struggle to Care for Family and Business
Military Probes Hoax of GI Death Notice
Pentagon Probes Rape Charge Against Soldier
The War at Home
Democrats Play Up Pro-Military Bills
General Says US Sent Too Few Troops to Iraq
PBS Stations Divided on 'Frontline' Iraq Film
War on Terror
UK Reveals Anti-Terror Plan
UK Tories: Anti-Terror Legislation Must Not Be Rushed
School Nurses Want More Terror Preparation
FBI Informant Who Set Self Afire Testifies
Syria/Lebanon
Syria Again Promises a Lebanon Withdrawal
Straw Places Suspicion on Syria
Lebanese Opposition Wants Syria to Leave
In Opposition, Lebanese Find Unity
Construction Sector Hit by Syrian Exodus
'Disengagement'
Israel to Disarm Militant Settlers
Settlers Draw Up Battle Plan Against Gaza Exit
Israel Police to Assign Bulk of Force to Gaza Withdrawal
Palestine/Israel
Qureia Puts Technocrats in Place of Arafat's 'Old Guard'
Qureia Wants 'Less Radical' Cabinet
Supreme Court Freezes Construction of Separation Barrier Near Ramallah
Sharon Tells Egyptians He's No Warmonger
Israel Welcomes New Arab Envoys
Middle East
Egypt: Mass Arrests, Torture Follow Taba Bombing
At Least 420 Killed in Iran Quake
Kuwait Parliament to Discuss Women's Vote in March
Togo
African Nations Unite to Force Out Togo's President
Tiny Togo Tests Africa's Commitment to Democracy
Africa
Rwandan Leader in Sudan to Discuss Darfur Conflict
Uganda Inches Closer Toward Peace
Americas
Ambassador to US: Canada Already 'Part of' Missile Defense
Venezuela to Probe Rebel's Role in Kidnapping
Haiti Prison Head Fired After Breakout
 
Contributors


2/23/2005
They've Only Just Begun...


2/23/2005
Syria Out Doesn't Mean U.S. In


2/22/2005
Saber-Rattling Against Syria


2/18/2005
Levantine Complications

Praful Bidwai
2/17/2005
The 9th Nuclear State?

Nebojsa Malic
2/10/2005
Quislings Do It Better

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

Ran HaCohen
1/19/2005
The Threat of Peace

Sascha Matuszak
1/08/2005
Issues for East Asia: A Sinocentric View

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?
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