Highlights

Handmaiden of the State: Justin Raimondo
Coming to Terms With China: Johnson/Engelhardt
$225 Billion and No Exit Plan: Erik Leaver
The Mideast's New Democrats: Pat Buchanan
A New Propaganda Boss: William Fisher
 
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The direct use of force is such a poor solution to any problem, it is generally employed only by small children and large nations.
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News
Updated March 16, 2005 - 11:09 PM EST
Nations Leaving Iraq Amid Antiwar Gains
70% of Americans Think Iraq Toll Too High
Israel Hands Over Jericho to Palestinians
Bombs, Lack of Deal Mark Start of Iraq Assembly
Bush Names Wolfowitz to Head World Bank
Syria Withdrawing Intel Agents From Beirut
US Troops Kill Iraqi General at Checkpoint
Bush Seeks to Ban Some Nations From Nuclear Technology
House Bars Money for Embassy in Baghdad
Antiwar Groups Plan to Mark Second Anniversary of US Invasion of Iraq
Viewpoints
New Democrats: Hamas and Hezbollah  by Patrick J. Buchanan
Lebanon: More Like Ukraine Than You Realize  by John Laughland
Antiwar Activists Find Military Allies
by Karen Houppert
$225 Billion and No Exit Plan
by Erik Leaver
Triumph of the Neocons
by Geov Parrish
Delivered to Evil  Los Angeles Times

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Frontline
Egypt Activists Say Real Reform Would Bar Mubarak From Race
Anthrax Scare Is Attributed to a Testing Error
Ultimate Bush Insider Joins Rice at State Department
Propaganda War Gets a New General
Tom Ridge's Oct. Surprise
Exam Sought to Prove Saudis Tortured Accused American
 
Berlusconi Announces September Pullout for Italian Forces in Iraq
Coalition of the Leaving
Bush Team Fights for 'Coalition of Willing' Funds
White House: Italy Troop Withdrawal Not Tied to Shooting
Britain Tipped to Fill Iraq Gap
More Aussie Troops for Iraq 'Unlikely'
Blow for Blair as Italians Pull Out of Iraq
Dutch and Ukrainians Leave Iraq
Looking Deeper
Iraqi Forces Crippled by Poor Discipline, US Congress Told
Whistleblower Stoffel Assassinated in Iraq?
Attacks Continue
US Soldier Killed, Six Others Wounded in Car Bomb in Western Baghdad
US Marine Killed in Action in Iraq's Anbar Province
Bomb Attack on Iraqi Oil Pipeline Causes Huge Fire
Five Killed in Three Baghdad Car Bombs
Child Dies in Baghdad Car Blast
Four Iraqis Die in Attack on US Convoy
The Insurgency
British Officials: Iraq Insurgency 'Still Very Strong'
Iraqi TV Has a Hit, Starring Insurgents
Gen. Myers Sees More Crimes in Iraq Insurgency
From a Bombing in Iraq to Fury at a Family in Jordan
Iraq Occupation
Italian Soldier Dies in Accident in Iraq Exercise
For Troops, Home Can Be Too Close
1st Armored Division Soldiers Training for '06 Iraq Deployment
Afghanistan
Buildings Going Up at Bagram Air Base as US Forces Dig in for the Long Haul
US Commander Vows to Protect Afghan Elections
Dirty Deal
Pakistan
Experts: Pakistan Reviving Nuclear Black Market
Pakistani Officials Deny Terrorist Guantánamo Returnee Killed
Pakistan May Pull Military Out of Population Centers
Pakistani Court Gives al-Qaeda-Linked Doctors Seven Years in Jail
Nepal
US Jittery Over Nepal
Nepal Rebels Deny Reports of Rift
Koreas
North Korea May 'Boost Nuclear Arsenal' to Deter US
In Seoul, Watchword on North Is Patience
South Korean Fury Over Island Dispute
China/Taiwan
Rice Hopes 'Taiwan' Law Will Convince Europe Not to Deal Arms to China
Rice Says US Concerned by China Military Build-Up
World Reacts to China's New Anti-Secession Law
EU Fails to Sway US on China Arms Ban
Philippines
Abu Sayyaf Leaders Die as Prison Revolt Is Crushed by Police
Prison Revolt in Philippines Casts Pall Over Peace Talks
Asia
Protesters Allege Fraud in Kyrgyzstan Vote
Japan: Fischer Must Be Deported to US
Okinawa Governor Mayor Urges US Pullout
Muslims Claim Ownership of Taj Mahal
Seven Wounded in Kashmir Grenade Attack
Agent Orange Victims' Suffering Continues
Russia & Her Neighbors
Russians Paid $10 Million Bounty for Maskhadov
Russians Accused of Sheltering Serbian War Crimes Suspects
New Political Force in Russia: Youth Groups
Somalia
UN Urges Arms Embargo Against Somalia
Somali Rally Opposes Foreign Troops
Africa
Darfur Death Toll Double Previous UN Estimates
New Court Hears DR Congo Case
Wisps of Democracy in Zimbabwe
Togo Opposition Agree on Candidate
Balkans
Blast Targets Kosovo's President
EU Shelves Croatia Talks Over War Crimes Dispute
Tribunal's Last Balkan Indictment
Gloves Come Off as Europe Steps Up Hunt for Balkan War Criminals
Ex-Macedonian Officials Accused of Murder
Europe
Jittery French Government Tries to Woo Public Ahead of EU Poll
Grieving Sisters Vow to Destroy 'Romantic' IRA Image
Americas
Thousands March Against President in Ecuador City
Costa Rican Ex-Leader on Bail
Salvador Condemns Massacre Probe
Middle East
In Mideast, Shi'ites May Be Unlikely US Allies
Is Egypt Ready to Go Nuclear?
Kuwait High Court 'Cannot Rule' on USS Cole Attack
87 Percent of Saudis Back Women’s Participation in Elections
Syria Imports Golan Heights Fruit
 
Torture/Detention
Brits Warned US of Detainee Abuse in 2002
Documents Raise New Prison Abuse Concerns
Senate Panel Stalled on Detention Probe
US Soldier Gets 45 Days for Iraqi Assaults
Maj. Gen. Fast, Former Aide to Sanchez at Abu Ghraib, Takes Intelligence Post
Army Captain Faces Accusations of Abuse
US Calls Deaths of 26 Prisoners Homicides
GIs Against Torture
GIs and War
AWOL in America: Why Over 5,500 US Soldiers Discharged Themselves
The Invisible Wounded: Injured US Soldiers Arrive Home Under Cover of Darkness
Three US Soldiers Refusing to Fight Speak Out Against the Iraq War
Wounded in War: Women Soldiers in Iraq
Behind the Walls of Ward 54
Marine on Leave From Iraq Tries to Cut Off Teen's Head, Stabs Mother
US Military
Pentagon 'Hid' Damning Halliburton Audit
$100 Billion Army Plan Under Scrutiny
Pentagon Audit Calls Halliburton's Price 'Illogical'
Army Ignored Broker on Arms Deal
As War Costs Rise, Air Force Commands Are Ordered to Reduce Spending
Pentagon Seeks Proposals on Spyware Fighter
The War at Home
House Adds Border Security to War Funding
Gallup: Americans Don't Like Syria, Iran, N. Korea, but Don't Want War
Gallup: Only 37% Approve of Congress, a 'Surprising Drop'
Gas Just Shy of Record
Rice Reshaping Foreign Policy
Woman Arrested While Protesting Bush Speech Released
Many Students Willing to Give Government Control of Press
Homeland Security
US Lists Possible Terror Attacks and Likely Toll
Negative Results but Very Real Fears for Postal Workers
Officials Say Fairfax Left Out of Anthrax Alert Loop
Mission Detection: The Underwater Port Security System
Foreigners Hard to Track Once in US
War on Terror
US, Pakistan Admit bin Laden Trail Is Cold
Musharraf: Forces Almost Caught bin Laden 10 Months Ago
US Charges 18 in Weapons-Smuggling Plot
Six Islamic Militants Convicted in Paris Bomb Plot
Talking Terror in Madrid
Lebanon/Syria
Bush Urges Hezbollah to Disarm
Thousands of Protesters March on US Embassy in Beirut
Lebanon Troops Deploy at US Embassy Before Protest
Lebanese Pull Down Syrian Images
Iran
Iran: Economic Incentives Won’t Stop Nuclear Program, but Will Improve Relations
Iran Offers US Share in Nuclear Program
US Complains About Iranian Pipeline to India
'Disengagment'
US Halts Deal With Israel on Settlements
White House Clarifies Bush Comments on Israel
Israeli Settler Protest Condemned by Jewish Leaders
American Jews Tour Gaza Settlements to Protest Pullout
Mideast Peace?
Palestinians Ready for Jericho Transfer, Cease-Fire Talks in Cairo
Sharon Rejects Palestinian Truce Offer
Abbas Says He Expects Full Cease-Fire by Armed Groups
Hamas Rejects 'Long-Term' Cease-Fire With Israel
Israel Says Talks at Risk Over Abbas Prisoner Plan
Idea of Truce Drives Wedge Between Palestinian Militants
Abbas: Accused Militants to Go Free After Pullback
Egypt Urges Unity Among Palestinians
Hamas' Decision to Run in Elections May Change Political Scene
Palestinians Seek Release of Two Militants
Palestinians Turn Against Suicide Bombers as Freedom Seems Nearer
Palestine/Israel
West Bank Gambles on Casino City
Rachel Corrie's Family Sues Israel, IDF
Kin of Slain Protester Suing Caterpillar
Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard Fights Life Sentence in US
OPEC
OPEC Says It's Lost Control of Oil Prices
OPEC Members Oppose Saudi Oil Boost
OPEC on Verge of Lifting Production Quotas
 
Contributors


3/16/2005
Handmaiden of the State


3/15/2005
Morning in the Islamic World?


3/14/2005
Proxy Wars


3/11/2005
Parsing the President

Nebojsa Malic
3/10/2005
The Haradinaj Affair

Ilana Mercer
3/09/2005
The International Highway to Hell

Ran HaCohen
2/28/2005
Democracy, a Free Press, and Other Fantasies

Praful Bidwai
2/26/2005
India Talks Down to Its Neighbors

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

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