Highlights

World Bank Worse Than Wolfowitz: Will Grigg
2nd Anniversary Protests in DC: Kevin Zeese
The Body Snatchers: Teresa Whitehurst
The Intel Made Them Do It: Ray McGovern
Dealing with China: Alan Bock
 
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I hope....that mankind will at length, as they call themselves responsible creatures, have the reason and sense enough to settle their differences without cutting throats...
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News
Updated March 19, 2005 - 11:27 PM EST
Two Years Later, Few Are Celebrating
Two Years Later, Iraq Drains Military
Activists Protest Iraq War on Anniversary
Over 100,000 Protest Iraq War in Europe
Lebanon Leader Pulls Out of Summit After Blast
CIA Chief: Syria, Iran Aiding Iraqi Insurgents
Forged Govt Cable Smeared Writer as Iraq Spy
Syria Pledges Full Lebanon Pullout by May
Pentagon: Insurgents Number 20,000 in Iraq
Un-Volunteering: Troops Improvise to Find Way Out
Viewpoints
The Body Snatchers: Kids, Did Your Recruiters Tell You About the Shallow Graves?  by Teresa Whitehurst
Two Year Anniversary of Iraq War Kicks Off in DC  by Kevin Zeese
Misdirecting the Antiwar Movement
by John Walsh
The Intelligence Made Them Do It
by Ray McGovern
Sandbagging the NSG
by Gordon Prather
A Series of Unfortunate Events,
The Iraq Edition  by Ramzy Baroud

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Frontline
Blast at Shi'ite Gathering in Pakistan Kills 15, Injures 25
US Toll in Iraqi War Starting to Hit Home
Sizable Cut in US Forces in Iraq Called Possible in 2006
Seven Insurgents' Bodies Found in Ramadi
Iraq Kurds, Shi'ites Expect Deal in a Week
Dutchman on Trial Over Saddam's 'Gas Genocide'
Questions Are Left by Goss on the Use of Torture
Prosecutor: Ukrainians Smuggled Arms to Iran, China
 
Shi'ites Protest Suicide Blast in Baghdad
2 Years Later in Iraq
What Will Endure Once Iraq War Is History?
Two Years Later, Iraqis Split Between Hope and Despair
Iraq Split 2 Years After US-Led Invasion
Two Years After US Invasion, Jury Still Out on Iraq's Future
Today in Iraq
UK Barracks Terror Alert as Guard Opens Fire
'They Can't Train You for the Reality of Iraq. You Can't Have a Mass Grave With Dogs Eating the People in It'
UK Personnel Warned Not to Participate in US's 'Coercive' Prisoner Interviews
Baghdad Under Siege
Baghdad Cop's War in Land of Dead
Iraqi Politics
Kurds Move to Grab Kirkuk, While They Can
Iraq's Transitional Law Under Attack
Iraq's Shi'ite and Kurdish Powerbrokers Woo Allawi, Sunnis
Hundreds March in Kirkuk Anti-Kurd Rally
Iraqi Press Pokes Fun at Politics
Attacks Continue
Corpses of Iraqi Businessman, Soldier Discovered
US Soldier Dies in Baghdad Attack
Mosul Blast Kills Two, Wounds 15
Sunni Cleric Assassinated in Baghdad
Shave and a Haircut: a Killing Matter in Iraq
Six US Soldiers Wounded by Car Bomber in Mosul, Iraq
Hostage Crises
Kidnappers Release Iraqi-Swedish Christian Leader
List of Foreigners Taken Hostage in Iraq
Iraq Occupation
Humvee Crashes Perplex Army
More UK Troops Set for Iraq Tour
UK Troops Face Helicopter Shortage
US Military Truck Crushes Civilian Car, Killing Three Iraqis
Troops Getting Tourniquets for Iraq
Army Buys 8,000 Jammers to Equip Troops
Global Iraq Fallout
1,000 in Antiwar Protest in Australia
British Troops May Replace Italians in Iraq
Future Uncertain for Iranian Dissidents Living in Iraq
Berlusconi Turns Aside Criticism of Iraq Stance
Kuwait to Charge US for Fuel
Rumsfeld 'Not Impressed' With Spain Over Iraq Withdrawl
Afghanistan
US Army Releases Afghans
Rice Expresses Confidence in Efforts After Afghan Elections Delayed
Taliban Coming in From the Cold
Pakistan
Rice Demands Destruction of Khan's Nuke Network
Pakistan Test Fires Long-Range Missile
Pakistan Sets Army on Tribal Protesters
US Not Finished With Pakistan Yet
Pakistan Battle Death Toll Rises
Eight Soldiers Die in Ambush in Pakistan
Balochistan Train Blasts Kill Two
India
US Denies Indian Politician Entry
India Firm on Gas-Pipeline Deal With Iran Despite US Opposition
China & Her Neighbors
Rice Criticizes EU Lifting of China Arms Embargo
US Defends Not Criticizing China Over Human Rights
China Criticizes US 'Interference' Over Taiwan Secession Law
Russian Military Chief in China to Plan War Games
Japan/Koreas
Rice Puts Japan at Center of New US Vision of Asia
Roh Publicly Belittles Alliance With US
Rice Calls for North Korea Return to Multilateral Talks
Japan Tries to Calm Dispute With Korea
Island Dispute Weighs Down Japan-South Korea Ties
Philippines
Al-Qaeda Suspect Nabbed in Manila
Al-Qaeda-Linked Group 'Plans Attacks in Philippines'
Asia
Okinawa Governor Making 'Drastic New Proposal' in Fight Over US Military Presence
Indonesia Tests Ties With 'Arrogant' Neighbor
Australia, Indonesia Closer to Security Pact
Burma Detains Senior Opposition Figure
UN Warns of Humanitarian Crisis in Nepal
Solomons Rebel Jailed for Murder
IRA
Irish War Could Revive if IRA Disbands
British Official: 'No Talks' Until IRA Row Settled
Belfast and Furious
Bush Gives '100% Backing' to McCartney Sisters
Croatia
Croatia's EU Entry Halted
Anti-EU Sentiment Sweeps Croatia After Rebuff
Europe
Iceland to Grant Ex-Chess Champ Fischer Citizenship
US Put Pressure on Moldova to Sell It MIGS
French Voters Turn Against EU Constitution
Yushchenko Pledges Policy 'Changes'
Schroeder's Party Suffers Setback
Oil
Crude Oil Futures Settle Above 56 Dollars Per Barrel
Oil Prices Soar to Record; Analysts Predict It's New Norm
United Nations
US to Back Japan Bid for Permanent Security Council Seat
Annan Proposes Permanent Boost for Security Council Membership
UN 'Not in Mood' for More Change
 
2 Years Later in America
In US, Uneasy Ambivalence About Iraq
Wounded, Decorated US Veterans Cope With Iraq War
Oklahoma Residents Receive Conscientious Objector Training
San Francisco Mayor Says Flag Stays Up, Bars Gesture for All Iraq War Dead
Iraq Veterans Against the War: Statement on the Second Anniversary of the Invasion of Iraq
Suburbs a World Away From War
Soldiers' Families to Hold Antiwar Rally at Ft. Bragg
Antiwar Vet Spreads Message Through Public Appearances
Sides Gird for Planned War Protests in North Carolina
Wolfowitz to the World Bank
Europeans Resist Wolfowitz for World Bank
EU Invites Wolfowitz to Present World Bank Vision
Wolfowitz 'to Share Vision' With Brussels
Paul Wolfowitz: a Sheep in Wolf's Clothing?
US Military
US Military Academies: 1 in 7 Women Report Sexual Assaults
Pentagon Inviting Allies to Give Assistance
Militarism and the War on Drugs
Two Contractors Accused of Cheating US Military
Amputee Seeks to Make Recovery, Return Easier for Others
Air Force Plans $5.7 Billion Predator Buy
The War at Home
White House Heavily Redacts Clinton Papers
Study: Media Self-Censored Some Iraq Coverage
American Cold War Architect Dies
Homeland Security Rejects Stun Guns
War on Terror
Security at Center of North American Summit
EU to Have 'Terror Watch' Team on Internet
The Strange Odyssey of a Man Who Insists He's No Terrorist
Rice Looks for Dismantling of al-Qaeda
Lebanon/Syria
In Lebanon, Factions Deadlocked in Talks for New Govt
Jumblatt: No Unity Government With Lahoud
Syria's Young Leader Moves to Consolidate His Power
Failed Attack Against Syrians in Lebanon
Seven Injured as Car Bomb Explodes in North Beirut Suburb
Israeli Forces Strafing Lebanese Border Areas
Iran
Iran and US Unmoved by Nuclear Bargaining
Iran Hardliner Accuses Europeans of Bad Faith in Nuclear Talks
Atomic Clock Ticks Down to Fallout With Iran
Mideast Cease-Fire
Palestinian Militants Extend Mideast Cease-Fire
Israel Welcomes Palestinian Truce Deal
Palestinian Militant Group Refuses to Accept Truce
Israel Says It Will Refrain From Offensives
Truce Extension Positive but Not Enough: Olmert
Text of the Declaration by Palestinians
'Disengagement'
Israel Bans 'New' Settlers in Gaza Strip
Jordan Proposes Normal Israeli-Arab Ties Before Occupied Lands Returned
Palestine/Israel
Fatah Worries as Hamas Popularity Grows
A Victim of Israel's Nuclear Taboo
Algeria Rejects Israel Normalization Plan
Palestinians to Seek $440 Million for Houses Demolished by Israel
Russia & Her Neighbors
Chechen President Rules Out Peace Talks With Rebels
Russian Official Escapes an Ambush
Judges Take Stand Against Putin
Report: Soviet Navy Left 20 Nuclear Warheads in Bay of Naples
Somalia
Chairs Fly as Somali PM Threatens to Fire Any Who Oppose Invasion
Politics Is a Continuation of War for Somali Lawmakers
Somali MPs Injured in Fight
East Africans Agree to Invade Somalia
Uganda
Uganda Rebel Arrests May Be Delayed
Seven Rebels Killed in Uganda
Regime of Tyranny and Torture Back to Haunt Uganda
Sudan
UN Deadlocked on Sudan Resolution
Nigeria Proposes Tribunal for Sudan
Zimbabwe
Court Backs Mugabe's Ban on Expat Voters
Mugabe Attacks Electoral Court Ruling Supporting Opponent
Africa
UN Action Over DR Congo Abuse
Village Court Genocide Trial for Rwandan Governor
Togo Opposition Unity Threatened
Venezuela
Venezuela Blasts US for Double Standards on Arms Deal

Chavez Seeks 'Positive Relations' With US
Americas
Bolivia Leader to Stay in Office
Two Women Lead Chile Presidential Polls
Brazil Dismisses Colombia Rebel Cash Report
For Canada's Police Agencies, 'A Multidimensional Failure'
Weekend Review
Author Argues Religion Kept US Married to Vietnam Conflict
Gunner Palace: Young GIs Amid Chaos in Iraq
In Iraq, Director Sought Out Grit on the Ground
State of Journalism Lamented in New Book
 
Contributors


3/18/2005
The Character Assassins


3/19/2005
Dealing with China


3/17/2005
Eastern Empire Rising?


3/15/2005
Morning in the Islamic World?

Sascha Matuszak
3/14/2005
Proxy Wars

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?
Additional Contributors


 
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