Highlights

Outposts of Tyranny: Gordon Prather
Democrats and Iran: Joshua Frank
Preventing or Fomenting Civil War?: Gareth Porter
A Tale of Two Georges: Lee Shelton
Softening Us Up for War on Iran: Jim Lobe
 
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News
Updated January 22, 2005 - 11:15 PM EST
Insurgency Grows Larger, More Effective
White House Scraps 'Coalition of the Willing' List
Officials Disagree if Chalabi to be Arrested
Chinese Hostages Freed, 15 Iraqi Troops Slain
Bush's Democracy Crusade Defies Public Opinion
Chertoff Ties to 9/11 Financiers May Prevent Confirmation
Terror Attacks Feds Warned About Never Happened
Bush Finalizing $100 Billion War Budget
Viewpoints
Democrats and Iran: Look Who Supports Bush's Next War
by Joshua Frank
Are We Preventing or Fomenting Civil War?  by Gareth Porter
An Exit Is All This Election Is Good For  by Paul McGeough
Keeping America in the Dark
an interview with Seymour Hersh
Outposts of Tyranny  by Gordon Prather
Bush and Washington: A Tale of Two Georges  by Lee Shelton

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Frontline
Bush, Cheney Soften Up Americans for War on Iran
Rumsfeld Cancels Germany Trip Over Fears of War Crimes Prosecution
Pentagon Turns Away Mothers of GIs Killed in Iraq
Iraqi Candidates Quit After Threats
Car Bombs Kill 21 at Wedding, Mosque in Iraq
Baghdad’s Checkpoint Madness
Norwegians Confused by Bush Salute
 
US-Run Prisons in Iraq Nearly Full as Insurgent Arrests Rise
Today in Iraq
US and UK Look for Early Way Out of Iraq
Chalabi Targeted for Asking About Mystery of $300 Million Taken Abroad
Police Protests Raise Pre-Vote Fears in Najaf
Some Baghdadis Think Allawi Intentionally Cuts Off Water as Election Ploy
Smuggling Suspects Were Awarded Pentagon Iraq Contract
Zarqawi Vows Holy War Ahead of Iraq's Election
Shi'ite Leader Hakim Warns Insurgents Trying to Stoke Civil War
The Kirkuk Tinderbox
Iraqi Elections
More Than 90,000 Iraqi Expats Register to Vote
Safety Prompts Move of Iraq Vote in Tennessee
Egypt Shuts Down Unauthorized Iraqi Polling Center for Jan. 30 Elections
Few Iraqis in Australia Register to Vote
Iraqi Vote Is at Risk of Inflaming, Not Taming, the Region
Figuring Out Numbers in Iraqi Election
Iraqi Statesman Sees Bleak Future Without Sunnis
Iraq's Shi'ites Weigh Up Clerical Poll Guidance
Politics Popular in Shi'ite Areas
UN: Violence Will Not Stop Iraq Election
Attacks Continue
Al-Zarqawi Loyalists Behead Iraqi Soldier
Police Station North of Baghdad Blown Up
Zarqawi Group Kills Two Iraqis Working at US Base: Video
Six Iraqi Soldiers Killed in Attacks North of Baghdad
Army Captain Killed in Iraq
Italian Soldier Killed in Helicopter Over Iraq
Street Fighting Worsens in Baghdad
Hostage Crises
Iraqi VP Promises Help to Free Hostages
Kidnappings Keep Iraq Pot Boiling
Iraq Occupation
Army's Most Modern High-Tech Forces Discover Hard Lesson
US Military to Overhaul Training of Iraqi Forces
Despite Improvements, Abu Ghraib Still Presents Challenges for New Commander
The New Iraq
Text Messaging Lets Iraqis Tip Authorities
Iraqi Station Wins Listeners – and Threats
Global Iraq Fallout
Bulgarian President Wants Troops Out of Iraq This Year
Armenian Troops Deploy to Iraq
Powell May Discuss Ukrainian Troop Withdrawal From Iraq
UK Antiwar Movement Divided Over Trade Unionist's Murder
Filipino Workers Leaving Iraq in Droves
Insurgent From Iran Arrested in Iraq
Icelanders Apologize to Iraqis for Invasion
Aceh
Aceh Rebels: Indonesia Violating Cease-Fire
Indonesian Army Juggles Aid Work With Fighting Aceh Rebels
Koreas
Lowering Old Glory in South Korea
Kim Jong-Il and the 'A' Word
Asia
UK Defends Ending China Arms Ban
Pakistan Denies New Kashmir Raid
Russia
French DM Warns Russia Against Isolationism
An Obscure Test for Kurile Giveaway by Russia?
Beslan Protesters Blockade Roads in Call for New Inquiry
Africa
New Doubts Over Sudan's UN Force
Congo Aid Workers Under Attack by Militias
Fire Engulfs Uganda Refugee Camp
Arms Found After Guinea Coup Bid
Europe
Belarus Defies West
German Court: We Can't Afford Volunteer Military, So Draft Is 'Fair'
Czech MEPs Lead Opposition to EU Constitution
Weekend Reviews
The Empire Has No Clothes
'Cover' Bares CIA Flaws
 
President Bush, Part 2
Bush's Anti-Tyranny Drive to Be Tested Quickly
Will Bush Still Do Business With These 'Oppressive' Allies?
Bush Speech Not a Sign of Policy Shift, Officials Say
'Tyranny' States Strike Back
Smiles for the Family, a Fiery Warning for the World
Arabs Say Bush Rhetoric Rings Hollow
Critics, Allies Question Bush’s Rhetoric
Bush's 'Over the Top' Speech Reveals Divisions
Inaugural Protests
Cable News Dismissed and Ridiculed Inauguration Protesters
Mock Coffins and Jeers as Bush Sworn In
Hundreds of Evanston, IL Students Walk Out of School in Protest of Bush Innaguration
Torture Probes Widen
Denmark Charges 5 Soldiers With Iraqi Prisoner Abuse
UK Officer's 'Unlawful Order' Led to Mistreatment of Iraqi Civilians
Looters Said to Be Target of British Abuse
British Troops Were Warned About Abuse
Iraqis Wanted Me to Shoot Looters, Major Tells Hearing
UK Officer in Abuse Scandal Was Not Punished
UK Lab Worker Saw Other Incriminating Abuse Pictures
UK Major Was Exonerated 10 Days Before Abuse Court Martial
UK General Vows to 'Break Some Bones' in Pursuit of War Criminals
The War at Home
Retiree Doggedly Pursues Legal Challenge of Iraq War
The Next Battle: ROTC at Yale
Incentives Target Special Ops Troops
Soldier Charged for Refusing Return to Iraq
Army Medic: 'I Will Continue to Speak Out Until the Last Soldier Leaves Iraq'
GOP Irate Over Delay on Rice Vote
New Air Force Website Provides Worldwide Space Surveillance Support
Homeland Security
Boston Terror Plot Suspect in Custody
Revenge Eyed as Motive in Boston Terror Tip
Romney: Boston Terror Tip 'Dubious'
Threat Leads Boston to Boost Security
DC Security Measures Removed, Reviewed
US Security Worries Put Squeeze on Hub Airports
'Inch of Snow' Shuts Down Air Marshals
FBI Fights to Limit Document Searches
War on Terror
US Refuses to Let Freed Gitmo Man Cross Airspace to Return Home
Bin Laden Writings to Be Translated, Published
Ukraine
Yanukovich Bows Out Grudgingly
Yushchenko to Visit Putin
Ukrainian Security Agency Faces Overhaul
Kuchma Looks Back With Pride
Palestinian Crackdown
Abbas Orders PA Police to Fire at Militants Launching Missiles
Abbas 'Within Reach' of New Hamas Ceasefire Deal
Islamic Jihad Denies Reports It Struck Ceasefire Deal With Abbas
Israel Welcomes PA's Gaza Deployment
Armed Palestinian Forces Patrol Northern Gaza to Prevent Attacks
Israel/Palestine
Sharon 'Yearning for Arafat'
Egypt-Gaza Border Crossing Reopens After Six-Week Closure
Israel to Permit Denmark's Ambassador to Visit Detained Tourist
Palestinian Boy Shot Dead While Walking With Family in Rafah
Syria
Russia Slams US for Accusing Syria of Terrorism
Sharon Urges Putin Not to Sell Missiles to Syria
Middle East
Russia Backs Initiative From Europe on Iran
Many Pilgrims Stone 'Devil' Bush in Ritual
Saudis Use Hajj to Call on Muslims to Shun Militants
Americas
Venezuela Says It Will Arrest Colombian Rebels
Bolivian Province Wants Independence
 
Contributors


1/21/2005
W and Dostoevsky


1/21/2005
What Chance for Reality?


1/20/2005
A Broken Promise


1/19/2005
The Threat of Peace

Ivan Eland
1/18/2005
US Foreign Policy: Question All Assumptions

Joseph Stromberg
1/17/2005
Murray N. Rothbard on States, War, and Peace: Part II

Ilana Mercer
1/12/2005
Yes to US Aid, No to USAID

Sascha Matuszak
1/08/2005
Issues for East Asia: A Sinocentric View

Praful Bidwai
12/25/2004
Hopes for Indo-Pak Peace in '05

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?
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