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Presidential Neglect: Charley Reese
Nero, Not Hitler: Gordon Prather
The Pundit Path for Death in Iraq: Norman Solomon
Impeachment for Bush?: Paul Craig Roberts
Excess Death in Iraq: Dahr Jamail
 
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News
Updated October 14, 2006 - 9:19 PM EDT
UN Approves North Korea Sanctions
 
  US Official: North Korea Test Likely a 'Nuclear Fizzle'
  North Korea, Iran Want Talks With US
Baghdad Violence Up During Ramadan
 
  Saturday Attacks Leave 122 Iraqis, US Airman, US Marine Dead
  Al-Sistani's Influence Declining in Iraq
  Official: Guard Force Is Behind Death Squads
  Coroner: US Troops Unlawfully Killed British Reporter in Iraq
UK Army Chief Stands by Iraq Troops Remarks
 
  The British Officer Said: 'We Are Now Just Another Tribe'
  British Soldiers' Response: 'At Last, Someone Told the Truth'
NATO Backs Pakistan Deal With Taliban
Marine Sergeant: Gitmo Guards Admitted Abusing Inmates
Military Maintains Big Database on Antiwar Protests
Viewpoints
Operation Founding Fathers
by James Bovard
Why Bush Should (but Won't) Be Impeached  by Paul Craig Roberts
The Pundit Path for Death in Iraq
by Norman Solomon
Presidential Neglect  by Charley Reese
Nero, Not Hitler  by Gordon Prather
Failing on North Korea  by Josh Marshall

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Frontline
Poll: Americans Question Bush on 9/11 Intelligence
US Begins $42 Million Program to Bolster Hamas Opponents
Sadr Orders His Militia Not to Take Part in Sectarian Fighting
Experts: Nuke Treaty Must Be Updated or Fall Obsolete
North Korean Blast May Hit Indo-US Nuclear Deal
Hope Loses Out to Fear on Kabul Streets
 
Basra Shi'ites Push for British Troops to Leave
Today in Iraq
Iraqi Interior Minister to Purge Agency to Stem Killings
Former Jihad Chief Urges bin Laden to Disown Iraq's Qaeda Chief
Iraqi Television Station Mulls Move After Attacks
'Silent' Iraqi Exodus From Violence Fuelling Asylum Flow to Europe: UN
Beleaguered Yazidi Find Peace High in Iraq's Northern Mountains
US Citizen Facing Execution in Iraq
Attacks Continue
Friday Attacks Leave 112 Iraqis, 1 GI, 2 British Contractors Dead
36 Bodies Found on Baghdad Streets
14 Workers Tied Up, Throats Slit in Iraq
Bomb Kills Head of Iraqi 'Swat Team'
Bomb in Iraqi Police Station Kills 6, Wounds 12
8 Women Killed, 2 Teenagers Kidnapped in Attack in Iraq
Reporters in Iraq Face Snipers, Roadside Bombs and Kidnappings
Security Developments in Iraq, Oct. 14
Security Developments in Iraq, Oct. 13
Iraq Occupation
Behind Baghdad Walls, Rosy Plans in the Green Zone
In Iraq, US Touts Provincial Reconstruction Teams as a Model
SEAL Falls on Grenade to Save Comrades
UK Army Chief Revolts
Military Chief Gives Fresh Ammunition to Critics
UK Soldiers Salute General's Withdrawal Comments on Web Forum
How Chief of Staff Used Interview to Turn Up the Heat on Blair
British Army Head Denies Government Rift
Britain's Top Soldier Tries to Calm Storm After Iraq Pullout Comments
General's 'Quit Iraq' Remarks Leave Blair Looking Isolated
Tough Week Gets Worse for Embattled Blair
Global Iraq Fallout
Was UK Reporter Victim of a US War Crime?
Iran Says US Incites Sunni-Shi'ite Strife in Iraq
Howard Rules Out Removing Aussie Troops From Iraq
Family of Reporter Shot in Iraq Call for Marines to Face Charges
The War at Home
Rep. Shays: Abu Ghraib Abuses Were Sex Ring
Despite Voter Concerns, Candidates Dodge War
US Media Group Demands Iraq Free Female Reporter
US Military
Sgt. Who Left His Base in Protest of Iraq Is Sentenced
Marine Trial Set in Death of Iraqi Grandfather
Soldiers Take Citizenship Oath Before Deploying to Iraq
Army: Ohio Soldier Made Up Story of Daughter's Iraq Service
Guantanamo
Sixteen Afghans Return Home From Guantanamo Alleging Torture
'Guantanamo Abuse Boasts' Probed
Pentagon: Red Cross Met Gitmo Detainees
'War on Terror'
US Law Experts Question Timing of Treason Charge
Coerced Confession Traps Detainee, Lawyers Say
Germany Is Urged to Ban CIA Agents Accused of Kidnapping
US Man Pleads Guilty to Supporting Hamas
Open Source Spying
Swiss Official Says Banks Broke Law by Supplying Data to US
Canada Police Had Second Mole in Terror Plot
Attacks on UK Muslims Rise After Veils Row
Afghanistan
Afghanistan Bomber Kills 8 Afghans, NATO Soldier
US Soldier, 25 Militants Killed in Southern Afghanistan
Finnish Peacekeeper Wounded in Afghanistan May Have Been Shot by Comrades
More New Zealand Troops Head to Afghanistan
Pakistan
Despite Critics, Pakistan May Expand Tribal Deal
Pakistan Foils Coup Plot
Pakistan Says No Request From US on Stopping Terrorist Groups
Pakistan Ready to Sign NPT Conditionally
Pakistan Arrests 8 Militants Suspected of Planting Rockets
India/Kashmir/Pakistan
Pakistan Accuses India of Nuclear Proliferation
Court Lets Off Three Mumbai Train Blast Suspects
India Ready to Discuss 'All Issues' Including Jammu and Kashmir With Pakistan (but Not Publicly)
India, Pakistan Engaged in Back-Channel Diplomacy Over Kashmir
Gunfight in Kashmir Kills Three
Seven Soldiers Wounded in Kashmir Guerrilla Attack
Sri Lanka
New Front Opens in Sri Lanka After Record Military Losses
Concern Over Threats to Media in Sri Lanka
China/Tibet
Chinese Fired Indiscriminately at Tibetan Refugees, Monk Says
Canada
Uproar as Canadian Candidate Calls Israeli Attack on Civilians a 'War Crime'
Israel War Crime Charge Roils Canada Politics
Canadian General: Military Struggling Despite Budget Increases
Peru
Rebel Leader Sentenced to Prison in Peru
Weekend Reviews
Get Your War On: Precision Weapons of Mass Derision
Behind Baghdad Walls, Rosy Plans in the Green Zone
Soldiers Shoot Themselves in Iraq War Documentary
Powell Biography Involves a Game of Connect the Blots
 
North Korean Nuke
UN Decides Against Military Sanctions Against North Korea
US: Tests Indicate North Korea Blast Was a Nuke
North Korean Threat Different for China
North Korea Spawns New Fears as Member of Nuclear Club
Making an Atomic Bomb Requires Skill, Guts
Kim May Trade Cognac for Nuclear Weapons
Reining in North Korea
White House Reverts to Cold War Containment
Seoul, Beijing Agree 'Joint Diplomatic Efforts' on North Korea
North Korea Arms Trade Seen as Threat
The Search for Pyongyang’s Pressure Point
UN Bans Exports of Luxury Goods to NK
Bush Signs Law on North Korea Nonproliferation
South Korea Reacts
South Korea Split on How to Punish Neighbor
Shaky North Korea Stirs Fear in the South
Seoul Stocks Defy North’s Nuke Threat
South Korea to Use Bunker in Event of Attack
Japan Reacts
Japan Makes It Official: More Punitive Steps Kick In
Pyongyang Warns Tokyo on Sanctions
Japan May Support High Seas Inspections
North Koreans in Japan Fear Nuclear Test Backlash
A-Bomb Survivors Furious at Test
Iran
EU Says Talks Failed, to Hand Iran Nuclear Question to UN
France, Germany: Threaten Iran by Getting Tough With North Korea
America's Iran-Watchers Flock to Dubai
Iran Refuses to Free Westerners, France Says
Almost 500 Apply to Stand in Key Iran Vote
200,000 Iranian Workers Unpaid for Months: Union
Lebanon
Israeli Jets Execute Mock Air Raids Over Lebanon
Lebanese Army to Fire at Israeli Warplanes Violating Airspace
Lebanon Names New Ambassador to US to Replace Controversial Envoy
Israel's Dreadful Legacy in Lebanon
Unexploded Bombs Sow Fear in Lebanon
Lebanon's New Disabled
Billboards in Lebanon Comment on Israel-Hezbollah War, Clamor for Reconstruction
Palestine
Israeli Raids Kill 13 in Gaza Over 24 Hours
Two Kidnapped, 15 Injured in Hamas-Fatah Clashes
Israel Accused of Using Experimental Weapons Against Palestinians
Hundreds of Palestinians 'Riot' Over Temple Mount Restrictions
Israeli Military Sets Up 'Special Detention Center' Near Gaza
Palestinian Fights Israel for Her Right to Study
Israeli Army: Dozens of Antitank Missiles in Gaza
Palestinian PM Reiterates Refusal to Recognize Israel
Israel
Israeli Envoy: Australia and Israel Are White Sisters Surrounded by Yellow People
Olmert Courts Hard-Line Party in Israel
Israeli Poll Indicates Shift to Right Among Electorate
Israeli Settlers Want Barrier Moved Further Out
Two Qassams Land in Sderot Area, Two People Hurt
Turkey-France Row
Turkish Army Denounes Armenia, Tensions Rise
EU Scolds France for Bill on Denying Armenian Genocide
Turkey Studying Retaliatory Measures Against France
Sudan
Sudan Set to Ink Peace Deal With Eastern Rebels
US Envoy in Peace Bid for Darfur
Egypt Tells US Envoy to Avoid Escalation With Sudan
Africa
Congo Officials Beaten Up in Attack Linked to Elections
Minister: Ex-Taylor Aide Plots Attacks in Liberia
Somalia Islamic Radicals Hold Execution
Two Protesters Killed in Nigeria
Georgian-Russian Tensions
Georgian Sour Grapes Could Block Russia's WTO Entry
UN Adopts Resolution on Georgia-Abkhazia Dispute
UN Extends Georgia Mission
Kosovo
Serbian President Pleads for Kosovo Delay

Bad News for Kosovo Raises Balkan Tension
Europe
EU Satellite May Be Used for Military Purposes
Britain, Ireland Call for Power Sharing
Poll: Few Czechs Support US Missile Shield Base
Italy Army Ends Museum Dispute
United Nations
Chavez's Military Plan in Bolivia Cost Him UN Support
South Korean Named Next UN Secretary-General
Nobel Peace Prize
Microcredit Pioneers Win Nobel Peace Prize
Pioneering Banker Gave Credit to the Poor
Full Text of Nobel Peace Prize Citation
Vatican
Vatican Wants to Defuse Anti-Islamic Rancor
Insights Into Vatican's Diplomacy Before World War II Emerge From Archives
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
10/13/2006
Iraq: The Hidden Horror

Praful Bidwai
10/14/2006
N. Korean Blast May Hit Indo-US Nuclear Deal

Doug Bandow
10/13/2006
Bush Versus Principled Conservatism

Charles Peña
10/11/2006
Co-Dependency in Iraq

Ivan Eland
10/10/2006
Partition: The Way Out of Iraq

David R. Henderson
10/09/2006
The Nuclear Taboo

Alan Bock
10/07/2006
Denial of the Obvious

Nebojsa Malic
10/05/2006
Back to the Beginning

Sascha Matuszak
9/04/2006
China's Little Capitalists

Ran HaCohen
8/08/2006
The End of Lebanon?

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