Highlights

Saddam, Stalin, Hitler, and History: Leon Hadar
Calls to Prosecute Afghan Atrocities: Jim Lobe
Silver City: Nebojsa Malic
Charlie Wilson's War, Act Two: William Fisher
Gitmo Threatens You: Jacob Hornberger
 
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News
Updated July 7, 2005 - 11:10 PM EDT
London Terror Blasts: 37 Dead, 700 Hurt
Israel: UK Warned of Terror Attacks on London
'Confusion' Over Israel's Warning
Al-Qaeda Group Claims Credit in London Blasts
Iraqi Police Open Fire on 1,000 Demonstrators
Al-Qaeda Claims Killing of Egyptian Envoy in Iraq
Iraqi FM: No Attack on Iran From Iraq

US Now Says 28,000 Terror Victims in 2004
West Mute as Saddam's Torturers Back to Work
Viewpoints
No Middle-Echelon Officers to Staff the Iraqi Army? That's Bad
by William Marina
Bush Is Serving Up the Cold War Warmed Over  by Robert Scheer

Learning the Vietnam Lesson – Again  by Joseph L. Galloway
Saddam, Stalin, Hitler, and History
by Leon Hadar
Charlie Wilson's War, Act Two
by William Fisher
Anatomy of a Neocon Smear
by William O. Beeman

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Frontline

Calls Mount to Prosecute Past Afghan Atrocities

Legal Limbo Shadows Civilians in War Zone

NYT's Miller Jailed After Refusing to Name Source

Feds Probing California Guard Unit for Spying on Citizens

Oil Prices Top a Record $61 a Barrel

Five Americans Held as Iraq Insurgents
 
American Filmmaker and Navy Vet Held in Baghdad on No Charges Since May
The War Goes On

13 Killed in Car Blasts in Iraq
Security incidents in Iraq, July 6

Zarqawi's Pledge to Target Shi'ite Militia Fuels Tension
Iraq Today
Iraq Tries to Stop Exodus of Worried Diplomats

Head of Saddam Defense Committee Quits

Chafing Under the Occupation in Southern Iraq

Iraqi Economy Source of Friction With US

The Puzzle of Sunnis' Leadership Vacuum
Iraq Fallout

For US Troops, the Question Is 'Who Can You Trust?'

Dem Senator Predicts More Sunni Participation
Israel

Israel Refuses to Extradite Possible War Criminal

Sharon: Speed Up Work on West Bank Barrier

Lebanese Prisoner Asks Beirut to Get Him Freed From Israeli Jail
Evicting Settlers

Israel Wants US Aid for Pullout Plan

No Room for Settler Sympathy, Israeli Troops Told

Israeli Troops Kill Palestinian Militant Outside Gaza Settlement

Pullout Opponents Obstruct Work in West Bank Settlement
Palestine

Hamas Tries Change of Image Ahead of Gaza Withdrawal

Senior Hamas Official: We Have Lost Faith in Abbas

Nablus Pop Concert Halted by Gun-Toting Militants
South Asia

Six Killed in Kashmir Violence

Kashmir Minister Escapes Assassination Attempt

Nepal Receives India Military Aid

Nepali Press Continues to Face Unprecedented Restrictions

Pakistan, Iran, India to Hold Pipeline Meeting

Pakistani Diplomat to Iraq Flees to Jordan
East Asia

Some Unocal Shareholders Reconsider Bid

South Korea Says 'Substantial' Talks on North Korea Possible

In Battle of 'Dollar Diplomacy,' Taiwan Losing Ground to China
Central Asia

Kyrgyz Diplomat Wants to Know When US Troops Will Leave

Russian Troops Kill Chechen Warlord

Police Kill Two in Dagestan Shootout
Southeast Asia

Indonesia, Aceh Rebels Near Deal

Burma Frees 249 Political Prisoners
Bush in Denmark

Denmark Forecast Is Chilly for Bush

Huge Protest Against Bush Visit to Denmark
United Nations

Annan Unveils UN Fund to Push Democracy

UN Seeks Tighter Controls Around Power Plants

Annan in the Firing Line From Inquiry Into Oil Scandal Before UN Summit
Zimbabwe

Mugabe Faces Attack From His Own Party

Mugabe Casts a Shadow as Africa Seeks Wider Relief

Judge Asks UK to Stop Deporting Failed Zimbabwe Asylum Seekers

UK FM Slams Zimbabwe Ahead of G8
 
United States
Papers Reveal JFK Efforts on Vietnam

New Ruling Will Allow Censorship of Campus Publications

Boxer Criticizes Iraq War in SF Speech

Former FBI Agent Rowley Formally Announces Bid for Congress

Wilson: Miller Is Collateral Damage in Smear Campaign

Plame Case Most Clearly Defined by Its Shadows
As Bolton Battle Continues, a Steady Hand at the UN
State Department Goes After Boeing
Gitmo

Bush: Gitmo Inmates Will Eventually Be Given a Fair Trial

The Gitmo Experiment
Psychologists Warned Not to Advise on Prisoner Abuse
Afghanistan

Afghanistan's Communist War Criminals Still Hold Top Offices

Afghanistan Coaxing Mid-Level Taliban Into Fold

Australian PM Considers Sending More Troops to Afghanistan

US Hunts for Last Missing Soldier in Afghanistan

US Medical Team Attacked in Afghanistan

Afghanistan Says Al-Qaeda, Taliban Leaders Are in Pakistan
Terror

New Zarqawi Tape Emerges

Spain's al-Qaeda Trial Ends as Accused Insist on Innocence
Goofy Terror Warnings

Terrorists 'Might Target' College Stadiums or Railroads or Racetracks in Virginia

Kentucky University Offers Online Courses on How to Watch Out for Terrorist Attacks on Crops

Study: 100 Chemical Plants Could Be Terror Targets

Costly Simulations Attempt to Predict Terrorist Doomsday Scenarios
Iran

Iran Nuclear Negotiator Denies He's Resigned

Iran Wants to Break UN Seals to Test Atomic Parts

Fate of Iran Nuke Negotiator Questioned
Syria

Rice Offers Rare Praise for Syria

Syria Increasing Efforts to Seal Border With Iraq
Egypt

Trial Delay Means Mubarak Foe Can Contest Egypt Vote

Egypt Protesters Urge Mubarak to Resign
Morocco

Two Sentenced to Death in Morocco for 2003 Casablanca Bombings

Moroccan Preacher Said to Have Met With 9/11 Plotters
India

India on Security Alert After Temple Attack

India Convulsed by Sectarian Violence After Muslim Attack on Disputed Temple

Analysts: Militants Aim at Sparking Sectarian Powder Keg in India

Hindu Fanatic Will Face Trial Over Mosque's Destruction
Americas

Colombia Captures Another Rebel Leader

UN Troops Storm Slum in Haiti
Africa

AU Calls for Troops to Prop Up Somali 'Govt'

French-Ivorian Ties Worsen

France Unwilling to Answer Rwanda Genocide Charges

UN-Appointed Prosecutor: Taylor Is Africa's Hitler
 
Contributors


7/07/2005
London Terror Mystery


7/07/2005
Silver City


7/06/2005
Eyes Wide Shut, India Enters Military Alliance With US


7/05/2005
The US Government Should Stop Meddling in the Oil Market

Ran HaCohen
7/02/2005
The Seeds of Fascism

Alan Bock
7/01/2005
Signs of Decline

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

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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