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Selling Death Door-to-Door: Jorge Mariscal
For an Effective Protest: Orange County Register
America's Inheritance in the Caucasus: Chris Deliso
Such a Blot: Gordon Prather
Important Distinctions: William S. Lind
 
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News
Updated September 24, 2005 - 11:29 PM EDT
Huge DC Antiwar Rally Draws 100,000+
Antiwar Activists Split on Withdrawal
Soldier's Chilling Testimony Fuels Protests
The Myth of Iraq's Foreign Fighters
Iraqi Judge Renews Arrest Warrants for Britons
IAEA Votes to Refer Iran to Security Council
Basra Ayatollah Urges Rejection of Constitution
3 US Soldiers Killed in Iraq as Fighting Surges
Decorated Officer's Allegations of Abuse in Iraq, Afghanistan
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For an Effective Protest
Orange County Register
America's Inheritance in the Caucasus  by Christopher Deliso
North Korea Calls for Engagement, Not Isolation  by Ted Galen Carpenter
Iraq Is Vietnam Without Honesty
by William Pfaff
Important Distinctions  by William S. Lind
Such a Blot  by Gordon Prather

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Frontline
Soldiers Describe Routine, Severe Abuse
US Commanders Say Shi'ite Power Struggle Poses Threat to Security in Iraq
Spinmeisters on Iraq's Front Lines
Report: US Soldiers Kill Dep. Mayor, Two Police in N. Iraq
Video Interview With Juan Cole
Bringing Jihad Home to Europe
Predecessors Erred on Terrorism, Bush Says
 
US to Extend Soldiers' Tours in Iraq
Today in Iraq
Report: US Soldier Shoots 56-Year-Old Iraqi Woman to Death in Her Home
150 Iraq Sunnis Call for Rejection of Constitution
Iraqi Minister Says Syria Wants Iraqi Democracy to Fail
Iraqi Government Sends Team to Tackle Basra Tension
American Held in Iraq Tells of Torture
No Diversion of Nuclear Material Found in Iraq - IAEA
Torturing Justice
New Abuse Claims Against US Forces at Base Near Fallujah
Jury Asks if Lynndie England Knows Right From Wrong
Woman in Iraq Abuse Photos 'Obedient,' Court Told
Attacks Continue
Two US Soldiers Killed in Iraq Fighting
In Baghdad, 6 Killed by Bomber at Bus Stop
Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 24
Security Incidents in Iraq, Sept. 23
Iraq Occupation
US: Policy to Unite Iraq Is Working
US General Says al-Qaeda Crippled in Northwestern Iraq
In Iraq, Skilled Hands Are Saving Soldiers' Lives
Global Iraq Fallout
US Rejects Saudi View Iraq Near Disintegration
Iraqis Stranded at Syria Border
IMF Ready to Provide More Aid for Iraq if Progress Maintained
Battle of Britain
We Did Not Expect Iraq Fanatics, Says Hoon
Ex-Blair Envoy Gives Iraq Warning
Reporter Claims Sacking Over Iraq
UK War on Terror
Bomb Suspect Arrested at UK Airport
Briton Jailed for 15 Years on Terror Charges
Portrait of Bomber as a Dupe Fails to Convince Bereaved
Global Iraq Fallout
US General Defends Afghanistan Tactics
Seven Musicians Among 18 Killed in Afghanistan
Afghanistan Gunbattle Leaves 10 Militants, Soldier Dead
Afghans Await Impact of Parliamentary Elections
Pentagon Says US Still Needs to Fight in Afghanistan
Sand and Dust Are Par for Kabul Open
Australian Soldier Wounded in Afghanistan
Uzbekistan
Uzbek Revolt Leader Said to Seek Holy War
Troops Lift Russian-Uzbek Ties
Pakistan
Pakistan Says Madrassa Dispute Is Resolved
Six Die in Bike Blasts in Pakistan
Pakistan Names New Naval Chief
20 Tribesmen Arrested in North Waziristan
India/Kashmir
7 Killed in Indian Kashmir Violence
Kashmir Rebels Suffer Setback
Indian, US Navies to Hold Biggest-Ever Exercises
Koreas
North Korea Signals Desire to Negotiate
North Korea Opens Door for Visit by US Envoy
North Korea Seeks Visit by Bush
South Korea Plans Robot Border Guards
N. Korea Resolves Dispute With Japan Over Cold War Abductions
Thailand
Thai Police Killed in Bomb Attack
Fighting in South Thailand Kills 7
Asia
Report: Philippine Militants Recruiting Christians for Attacks
Gunmen Kill Kyrgyz Politician
Nepal Police Re-Arrest Pro-Maoist Student Leader
Violence Feared in Tiny French Colony as Rival Monarchs Feud
Indonesian Delegation in Russia to Look at Fighters, Missiles
US to Fund Azerbaijan Radar Stations: Embassy
New China-US Dialogue Could Strengthen Complex Ties
Americas
Ecuador Targets Colombian Rebels
Colombia, France in Hostage Row
Suspected Rebels Kill 10 Colombia Officers
Candidate Would Legalize Bolivia's Coca
Weekend Reviews
Our Iraq Failures and a Glint of Hope
Fire, Aim, Ready
The Whitewash Thickens
Finally, the Iraqis' Side of the Story
Islamic Hatred, the Soviet Union, and the United States
 
Opposing the War
Antiwar Protesters Pick Up Steam and Take Cause to DC
Two Years On, Antiwar Protesters Back on the Streets of London
Antiwar Campaigners Draw Strength From Katrina
Moms of Dead Troops to Gather for Protest
Mother of Fallen Soldier: You Can't Question Bush's Integrity Without Questioning the Troops
Antiwar Groups Set Aside Differences Over Israel-Palestinian Issues for DC Rally
Anti-IMF, Antiwar Protests Coincide in Washington
Third Antiwar Defendant Is Held in Contempt
US Military
Pentagon Rejects Rita Troop Requests
US Troops Airlift Thousands Out of Port Arthur as Refining Center Braces for Possible 'Direct Hit'
73-Year-Old Retired Army Colonel Probably Not Interested in Joining the Marines
Democratic Senators Urge Pentagon to Keep Nukes at Current Level
Defense Spending Is Overstated, GAO Report Says
Bush Announces Pick to Replace Pentagon Spokesman
The War at Home
House Hearings Target Leakers
Report: US Image in Bad Shape
Gun Rights Groups Sue to Stop Arbitrary Seizure of Arms From New Orleans Citizens
Congress Is Told That Road to Iraq Elections May Be Violent
Senate Democrats Request Briefings on Iraq, al-Qaeda
CIA
CIA Director Wants to Expand Operations Overseas
CIA's Ex-No. 2 Blasts Porter Goss
After a Year Leading CIA, Goss Is Struggling, Some Say
CIA Chief Calls for New Unilateral Agency Effort
US War on Terror
US Bars Robert Fisk From Entering Country
Ninth-Grader Punished for Asking Army Pilot Sensitive Question
Anthrax Terrorists Outfox the FBI
Homeland Security Slams Senate Oversight Bill
Iran
EU Faces Showdown With Russia Over Iran
Russia Eyes Its Own Interests in Backing Iran's Nuclear Program
Palestine/Israel
Hamas Blames Israel for Deadly Gaza Explosions
Israel Launches Air Strikes in Gaza After Attacks
Anti-Sharon Mood Before Key Party Vote Rises: Poll
Israel Concerned Over Possible Arrests Overseas
Rafah Crossing Briefly Reopened for Humanitarian Reasons
Palestinian Militants Fire Qassam Rockets at Sderot
Palestinians Take Control of Border for First Time
Israel Kills Three Suspected Islamic Militants
UN Fears Over Checkpoint Births
Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Face Political Challenges
Middle East
Syrians Wary of Hariri Probe
US Waives Rights Sanctions on Saudi Arabia, Kuwait
Saudis Seek Interpol Help on Militant Suspects
Arab States Seek to Condemn Israel in UN Over Nukes
Turkish Court's Ban of Armenian Conference Is Circumvented
Egypt Frets Over High Cost of Doing Business in Gaza
Bahrain and Kuwait to Normalize Relations With Israel
Germany
Greens Spurn Alliance With Merkel
Germany Remains in Postelection Stalemate
Belarus
46 Injured in Belarus Blast
Belarus Sliding Into Totalitarian Rule Says UN Envoy
Europe
Adams: IRA Will Fully Disarm
Arab Troops in French Army Suffer Race Bias
East Africa
Navy Takeover of Horn of Africa Effort Aims to Free Marines for Other Missions

US Renews Warning on E. Africa Travel
Uganda/DR Congo
Ugandan Army Claims 15 Rebels Killed
Report: Ugandan Rebel Chief in DR Congo
Thousands Return to Congo for Election
Africa
Attacks Feared on Nigerian Oil Facilities
South Africa Orders First Farm Seizure
Somaliland Arrests Six al-Qaeda Suspects
Sudan Hosts Anti-Terror Conference
 
Contributors


9/23/2005
Bizarro Basra


9/23/2005
Before It's Too Late


9/22/2005
Theater of the Absurd


9/20/2005
Democratic Hallucinations in Afghanistan and Iraq

Praful Bidwai
9/07/2005
India Outfoxed as Pakistan Plays the Israel Card

Ran HaCohen
8/19/2005
Stop Your Sobbing

Sascha Matuszak
8/03/2005
Free the Diplomats

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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