Today's Highlights

American Gangsterism: Justin Raimondo
Target Russia?: Arnaud de Borchgrave
The Administration That Won't Stop Lying: Roberts
Spooks and Libya: Alan Bock
What to Do With Gen. Hayden?: Ray McGovern
 
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News
Updated May 22, 2006 - 11:17 PM EDT
Rice: No US Promise Not to Attack Iran
Israel: Iran 'Months' From Making Nukes
US Envoy Calls for Talks With Iran Over Iraq
US: Air Strike Kills 80 Taliban, 17 Civilians
Key Data on Millions of Veterans Stolen
7 Police Officers Among 20 Killed in Iraq
Saddam Trial Chaos as Lawyer Ejected
As Iraqi Leaders Seek Unity, Fresh Attacks Deepen Rifts
Attorney General: Reporters Can Be Prosecuted
Major Battles Rage in Afghanistan
US Seeks Tons of Russian Ammo for Afghans 'In Case Democrats Win'
Viewpoints
President Grabs Power While Congress Sleeps  by Robyn Blumner
Should Gen. Hayden Be Confirmed – or Court-Martialed?  by Ray McGovern
The Administration That Won't Stop Lying  by Paul Craig Roberts
Target Russia?  by Arnaud de Borchgrave
Dick Cheney, Dove  by Ken Silverstein
The UK's Pentagon-Loving Party
by Matthew Parris

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Frontline
Bush Hails 'New Day' in Iraq; No Word on Troops
Britain: Iraq Pullout 'When Job Is Done'
Libby Prosecutor Focuses on CIA Officer's Status
Abuse Trial Revives Chain-of-Command Questions
Palestinians Turn on Each Other as Olmert Woos US
Israel OKs Expansion of West Bank Settlements
Projection: Montenegro Votes for Split With Serbia
36 Die as UN, Congo Forces Attack Militia Town
 
Gen. Franks: GI Deaths Are the Cost of Security
Iraqi Politics
Iraq Vows 'Maximum Force' as Bombs Kill 19
Disarming Iraq's Militias May Be Maliki's Toughest Task
Gaps in Iraq Government Offer Guide to Priorities
Iraq's Maliki Says He Will Name Key Security Posts in Days
Iraq Press Fears Over New Government
Mixed Reaction to New Iraqi Government
Today in Iraq
How Graft and Dual Loyalties Cripple Iraq Police
Violence Invades Baghdad's Emergency Rooms
An Iraqi Mother's Most Dreaded Mission
How $45 Million Secretly Bought Freedom of Foreign Hostages
Facts of Life in a War Zone
Developments in Iraq on May 22
Developments in Iraq on May 21
US Envoy to Iraq Speaks
US Envoy: Next 6 Months Key for Iraq
Excerpts From AP Interview With Khalilzad
Transcript: AP Interviews Envoy to Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
Blair Heads to US to Defend Attacking Iraq
Japan: No Iraq Pullout Date
Japan to Help Rebuild Iraq After Troop Pullout: Koizumi
Aussie FM: Iraq a 'Triumph Over Terrorism'
Irish MPs Put Iraq on Howard Agenda
Afghanistan
US Navy's Role in Afghanistan Grows
15 Dead in New Afghan Clashes
Car Bomb Kills Three in Afghan Capital
Taliban Accuse Karzai of Misleading Afghans
Afghan Drugs, Poverty, and Anger Fuel Taliban War
Taliban Chiefs Live in Pakistan: Afghanistan
Afghan Girls Fighting to Learn
Pakistan/India/Kashmir
India, Pakistan to Discuss Troop Pullout From Kashmir Glacier
Eight Killed in Kashmir Violence
Pakistan, Iran Discuss Proposed Pipeline
China
Modern China's Founding Legend: Heavy on Myth?
Four North Koreans Enter US Consulate in China
Asia
'Top Rebel' Killed in Sri Lanka
Nepal Companies Face Maoist 'Tax'
Manila Sends Troops to Evict Squatting Generals
Montenegro
Montenegro Independence Lead Narrows: Pollster
Montenegrin Independence Backers Claim Win
Montenegro's Pro-Serb Leader Won't Concede
Europe
Ukraine Deals With Messy Side of Democracy
Zapatero to Announce Direct Talks With Basque Group ETA in June
Cyprus Ruling Coalition Wins Poll
Afghan Hunger Strike Ends in Ireland
Venezuela
Venezuela to Buy Jets From Russia
Stone to Make Venezuela Coup Film
Americas
$4b Later, Drugs Still Flow in Colombia
Fujimori Looks to Influence Peru Election
In Other News
Australia to Consider Uranium Enrichment
Fiji PM: Military Must Stay Out of Politics
 
Iran
Olmert on Iran: Even Knowing How to Build Nukes Is Unacceptable
US Moves to Weaken Iran
Pressed by US, European Banks Limit Iran Deals
US Is Proposing European Shield for Iran Missiles
Iran: No Chinese Uranium Gas Used
Arab Nations to Send Delegation to Iran for Nuclear Talks
Germany Favors New Concessions for Iran on Nuclear Issue
Aussie PM: Attacking Iran a 'Last Resort'
Iran Biggest Beneficiary of US-Led Iraq War: Albright
'War on Terror'
Gonzales: US Could Track Reporters' Phone Calls
McCain: Gitmo Detainees Don't Deserve a Fair Trial
What Hayden Needs Now – Kappes' Comeback
US Military
National Guard Unit Split on Border Duty
Amid War, Some Troops See Safety in Reenlisting
Los Angeles Doubles for Iraq as Bomb Site
Army Jury Convicts Soldier in Wife's Death
The War at Home
Administration Late With 118 Security Reports, Democrats Say
Poll: More in US Think Iraq War Was a Mistake
Bush Says Free Iraq Will Be 'Devastating Defeat' for al-Qaeda
An About-Face From His Initial Authorization
Palestinians in Crisis
Abbas Warns Against Civil War as Security Chief Targeted
Palestinians Foil 2nd Assassination Effort
Olmert Snubs Palestinian Talks Ahead of US Visit
Israel Releases Funds for Palestinian Medicine
Abbas Meets Israeli Officials in First Post-Hamas Contact
Olmert Dismisses Abbas as Partner in Peace Talks
Israel's Economy Leaving Palestinians Far Behind
Turkish PM: Sanctions Against Palestinians Are a Mistake
Aid Freeze on Hamas Squeezes Students in Jordan
Israel/Palestine
Olmert to Tell Bush: We Back Two-State Solution
Israel Orders Probe Into Gaza Air Raid Deaths
War Crimes Charges Possible for Israeli Troops Who Shot Britons
Palestinians: Settlers Attacked Schoolchildren
Palestinian Rocket Hits Empty Israeli Classroom
Gaza Buries Two Women, Toddler Killed by Air Strike
Syria/Lebanon
Five Pro-Democracy Activists Charged in Syria
World Bank to Lebanon: 'Let's Go' With Reform
Kuwait
Kuwait's Emir Dissolves Parliament, Calls June 29 Elections
Ex-Guantanamo Inmates Cleared in Kuwait
Egypt
US Condemns Egypt Over Opposition Crackdown
Egypt Accuses US of Nuclear Double Standards
Sudan
Darfur Rebels Say Sudan Breaches Cease-Fire
Sudan Blast Kills Two Soldiers, Injures UN Monitor
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's Opposition Party Retains Harare Seat After By-Elections
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
5/22/2006
American Gangsterism

Alan Bock
5/22/2006
Spooks and Libya

Praful Bidwai
5/20/2006
Iran's Snub Calls for New EU Offer

Doug Bandow
5/19/2006
A Foreign Policy of Fools

Nebojsa Malic
5/17/2006
No Game of Chess

Ivan Eland
5/16/2006
Abolish Both the Hayden Nomination and NSA

David R. Henderson
5/15/2006
Did Rumsfeld Lie – and When?

Charles Peña
5/11/2006
Collision Course With Iran

Ran HaCohen
4/24/2006
Why We Cannot Talk With Hamas

Sascha Matuszak
4/06/2006
Getting a Piece of the Pie

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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