Today's Highlights

Big Govt the Answer?: Ivan Eland
End of a Noble Lie: Randal Mark
Bush Vindicates Critics: Paul Craig Roberts
Preventing International Crimes: Gordon Prather
Twist and Hate: Joshua Frank
 
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The enormous gap between what US leaders do...and what Americans think their leaders are doing is one of the great propaganda accomplishments...
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News
Updated March 21, 2006 - 10:55 PM EST
Bush: US 'Military Might' to Defend Israel
Pro-Israel Lobby in US Under Attack
North Korea Confirms It Has Nukes
Bush Raises Possibility of Many Years in Iraq
Haditha: Collateral Damage or Civilian Massacre?
US 'Guessing' at Number of GIs Wounded in Iraq
Extended Presence of US in Iraq Looms Large
US-Trained Iraqi Police Become Shi'ite Shock Troops
Guerrillas Attack Police HQ in Iraq Town, Dozens Killed
FBI Was Warned About Moussaoui
Many Die-Hard Republicans Shaking Heads Over Bush, War
Viewpoints
Bush Proves His Harshest Critics Right  by Paul Craig Roberts
Nonproliferation: From Noble Lie to Pretext for War  by Randal Mark
The Checks and Balances Are in the Mail  by John Nichols
Why Iran Wants the Bomb
by Richard Reeves
Twist and Hate  by Joshua Frank
Preventing International Crimes
by Gordon Prather

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Frontline
Soldiers' Families Dubious of Dubya
Bush Pleads to Own Public as Support Over Iraq Dwindles
Bush: Iraq Center of War on Terror
Third Anniversary of War Leaves 39 Dead in Iraq
Staying Strong: The Insurgency in Iraq
Iraqis Think US in Their Nation to Stay
Iraqi Diplomat Gave US Prewar WMD Details
Intel Allegedly Falsified to Justify Weapons Purchases
Emirates Aided Kin of Palestinian Militants
 
Increasingly, Rumsfeld a Lightning Rod for Iraq Criticism
Is It Civil War Yet?
With Each Mile, the Divisions Deepen
US Blasted for Creating Terrorism 'Quagmire' on Anniversary of Iraq War
Iraqis Sound Angry on Invasion Anniversary
Some Say Civil War Already Started
US Ambassador to Iraq: 'The Country Is Bleeding'
UK Ministers Deny Civil War in Iraq, From Thousands of Miles Away
Civil War Fears Grip Iraq on 3rd Anniversary
Today in Iraq
Iraqis Detail Deadly US Marine Raid on Civilians
British Troops Swoop on Basra 'Arms Smugglers'
Freedom, Yes, Iraqis Say, but at Great, Grave Cost
Millions of Shi'ites Surround Iraq Shrine
Iraqis' Economic Woes Add to Desperation
Journalist Death Toll High in Iraq War
A Look at the City of Tal Afar
Developments in Iraq, March 21
Developments in Iraq, March 20
Iraq Occupation
In Iraq, Success Stories Always Have Asterisks
US: Iraqis May Protect Volatile Areas by 2007
US Sees Hard Reality of Rebuilding Iraq
Iraq: Insecurity, Corruption Hamper Reconstruction Effort
US Offers Iraq Journalists New Safeguards
US Military Releases 350 Detainees in Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Gold Rises in Asia on Concern Over Iraq War, Iran's Plans
Australian PM Won't Rule Out More Iraq Troops
Australian Labor Wants Troops Out of Iraq by May
Poll: Greeks Say Iraq War Made World More Dangerous
60% of Brits Say Iraq War Wrong
Kadhafi Says Saddam Still Legitimate Iraqi Leader, Government Illegal
Afghanistan
Troops Search for Stingers in Afghanistan
Afghan Endgame '20 Years Away'
Anger Over Christian Convert in Kabul Who Faces Death
Four Policemen Killed in Taliban Ambush
Afghans Reject Pakistan Border Proposal
Pakistan
'Pakistani Taliban' Takes Control of Unruly Tribal Belt
Inside the Cave Hideout of Rebel Leader From Pakistani Tribal Region
Blast Hits Pakistan State Radio Station
India/Kashmir
Nunn Urges Congress to Set Conditions on US-India Nuclear Pact
Maoist Landmine Blast Kills 2, Injures 10 in India
Two Suspected Rebels Killed in Kashmir Hideout Raid
Nepal
Sixteen Killed in Nepal After Rebels End Blockade
About 1,000 Activists March on Kathmandu
Nepalese Maoists, Parties Launch Joint Effort to Oust King
Koreas
North Korea Dubs US 'War Maniac' on Invasion Anniversary
Five North Koreans Make Rare Defection to South
China/Taiwan
Nations Sidestep China at Security Talks
US Senators Head to China Before Sanctions Showdown
Taiwan Dismantles Chiang Kai-shek Statues
Asia
Thai Leader Digs in as Protest Swells
UN Rights Agency Expelled From Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan's Revolution: One Year On
Separation of Mosque, State Wanes in Indonesia
Venezuela
US: Cuba Is Spying in Colombia for Chávez
Chávez Opponents Question Voter Rolls
Venezuela Hopes US Will Decide on Terrorist Extradition Request by End of April
 
War on Terror
Insurers: Risk of WMD Terror Low
Sinn Fein Wants Leader Off US Watch List
UK Lords Defeats ID Cards Bill for Fourth Time
The War at Home
A Possible Clue on NSA Spying
Rosy Outlook on War Saps Public Trust in Bush
Fitzgerald Previews Government's Case Against Libby
Ex-UN Chief: America Has 'Lost Its Moral Compass'
Bush's Rhetoric Targets Unnamed Critics
Iraq Vets Running for Congress Fight 'One-Issue' Label
Returning Troops Likely to Sway Opinion on Iraq War
Five Words in Congressional Report Net Florida Bomb Firm $2 Million
Walking to New Orleans, Vets Oppose the War
Voices of Veterans Rise in Protest
Iraq War Protesters Arrested Near Pentagon
Hell of War Still Haunts Iraq Vets
Coping While Mom and Dad Are in Iraq
Iran
Security Council Fails to Reach Accord on Iran
Nukes Overshadow US-Iran Talks
Iranian President Wants West to Apologize for Nukes Accusations
Britain Calling for New Talks With Iran
Israeli Politics
After Sharon: New Kadima Party Set to Win Elections
Sharon Looms Large Over Israeli Elections
Palestinian Politics
Abbas Ponders Hamas Cabinet List
Divided EU Tells Hamas It Can Still Avoid Isolation
Europe Hands Over Palestinian Aid
Yemen Urges Hamas to Accept Peace Initiative
Israel/Palestine
Spy for Israel Loses US Supreme Court Appeal
Israeli Extremist: IDF Must Assassinate Left-Wing Activist Uri Avnery
Karni Reopened to Allow Aid Into Gaza but Closed Again 40 Minutes Later
Israeli Water Grab Harms Palestinian Populace
Palestinians Try to Flee Iraq, but Are Stopped by Jordan
Palestinian Gunmen Clash With Police
Seven Hurt in Fresh Gaza Unrest
Middle East
The Roots of Jihad
Rabbis, Imams Discuss Understanding
EU Raps Ankara for Pace of Reforms
Belarus
Belarus Leader Defiant After Reelection as US, EU Threaten Sanctions
Lukashenko Poll Win Sets US and Russia at Odds
US Calls for New Belarus Election
Monitors Cast Doubts on Belarus Election
Europe
Russia Lashes Out at US National Strategy
Political Scandal Takes Toll on Blair
Montenegrin Govt Wants Serbia to Respect Independence
Romania to Prosecute Communist Crimes
Islamic Group Spokesman Charged in Denmark
Cyprus Settlement Remains Elusive
Nigeria
Militant Attacks Cut Nigeria Oil Output
Nigerian Opposition 'Harassed'
DR Congo
War Crimes Suspect Makes Court History
Congo Mission on Cards for Irish Troops
Africa
Non-African Troops in Darfur Risks Another 'Iraq': Sudan
Zimbabwe Opposition Plans Street Protests
US Captures 13 Somali 'Pirates'
East Africa Hopes to Fix Ethiopia-Eritrea Dispute
Director Defends Rwanda Genocide Film
Americas
Bolivia Urges UN to Defy Washington and Legalize Coca
Film Links Aristide to Warlords
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
3/20/2006
The Lobby

Ivan Eland
3/21/2006
Conservatives Advocate a Big Government Solution to Iraq

David R. Henderson
3/20/2006
The Myth of US Prosperity During World War II

Praful Bidwai
3/18/2006
India's Russia Card Ups Nuclear Stakes

Alan Bock
3/17/2006
Last-Ditch Effort

Charles Peńa
3/16/2006
Fixing Intelligence

Nebojsa Malic
3/15/2006
Invictus

Sascha Matuszak
2/11/2006
Rebirth

Ran HaCohen
2/06/2006
Hamas and Israel: Rival Twins

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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