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• US Arms Feed Yemen's Gun Culture
• Suicide bomber invited in by CIA: former officials
• Chavez says Obama "illusion" over
• South African Coca-Cola Workers Demand 9.5 Percent Raise - Listen
• US Intelligence Found Iran Nuke Document Was Forged
• After Sunday Clashes in Iran, "Green Movement" Supporters Take Stock
• Argentina puts officials on trial over the abuses of the 'Dirty War'
• Afghanistan Escalation a Bad Sign for the Country's Environment
• Michael N. Nagler | Afghanistan: What Would a Real Policy Look Like?
• Tsunami Recovery Hit by Corruption, Apathy
• Afghanistan: US Army is overstretched and exhausted
• Tsunami Anniversary Marks Fragile Peace in Aceh
• Argentina's "Disappeared:" Justice At Last or Reneging on Amnesty?
• Afghanistan, NATO, Banks, Heroin
• Twenty Years After US Invasion, Panama Still in Search of a Body Count
• Marjorie Cohn | Obama's Af-Pak War Is Illegal
• The Week the IAEA Applied a Nuclear Double Standard
• U.S. fired on al-Qaida targets in Yemen
• Jeremy Scahill | Stunning Statistics About the War Every American Should Know
• For Some Hondurans, Elections Change Little
• Chile poll results show Left on the way back
• Solar Villages Light Up the Andes
• PES Women President calls for European Women’s Rights Charter
• Sara Daniel | Talking With the Enemy
• Ireland Suffers Savage Budget Cuts to Stay Afloat
• 'US backed' Colombian attack on Ecuador camp
• What Evo's Win Means
• Protests Again Rock Iran
• NOW | Why Are We Sending Thousands of Military Personnel to Guam?
• Is US Prepared to Care for More Casualties From Troop Buildup?
• Michael Winship | The Afghan Ambush
• Yana Kunichoff | Gates, Clinton Warn Congress About Afghanistan Failure
• J. Sri Raman | Bhopal Reminder for Nuclear India
• Canada's Olympic Crackdown
• Melvin A. Goodman | Strategy and Logistics in Afghanistan: Flawed Thinking
• The surge in Afghanistan: The perils of keeping everybody happy ...
• In Afghan Debate, Few Antiwar Op-Eds
• Obama Administration Struggling to Tackle Mental Health Crisis Plaguing Military
• Honduran Congress Rejects Symbolic Return of Manuel Zelaya
• Lisa Sullivan | Elections in Honduras: Whitewashing the Path to a Past of Horrors
• A Tale of Two Human Rights Awardees
• Lula to "Gringos": Spare Us Your Advice
• Anne Elizabeth Moore | Khmer Rouge Torture Chief Trial Closes
• Jason Leopold | Obama Invokes 9/11 to Explain Afghanistan Troop Surge
• David Swanson | Afghanistan: Our 177th Colony
• A Tragic Mistake
• November
• Hondurans Elect Pepe Lobo as President
• Argentine Dirty War Victims Cautiously Embrace Trials, Hope for More
• White House Moving Toward New Iran Sanctions
• Iran Censured at UN Nuclear Meeting
• Venezuela vs. Colombia: Two Leaders Seek Outside Mediation
• J. Sri Raman | A Year After Mumbai
• Jason Leopold | Obama's Plans to Increase Afghanistan Troop Levels Would Leave US With No Reserve
• Tom Loudon | United States Backs Illegal Elections in Honduras
• Philippines Massacre: State of Emergency Declared
• High-tech ship scares Russia's neighbors
• Realities Collide at Halifax "War Conference"
• Christina Esquivel | Unsettling Revelations Regarding US Lease of Colombian Military Bases
• Robert Naiman | Our Corrupt Occupation of Afghanistan
• Paying Off the Warlords: Anatomy of an Afghan Culture of Corruption
• William Fisher | Another Problem for Obama: Prison Corruption in Afghanistan
• Tom Engelhardt | Drone Race to a Known Future: Why Military Dreams Fail - and Why It Doesn't Matter
• Jeff Leys | Admiral Mullen Announces Afghanistan Strategy: Activists Prepare to Nonviolently Resist
• Labor Antiwar Group Refocuses on Afghanistan
• Dahr Jamail and Sarah Lazare | Where Will They Get the Troops? Preparing Undeployables for the Afghan Front
• Julie R. Butler | The Story Behind the Uruguayan Elections
• Nonviolent Action in Honduras
• J. Sri Raman | South Asian Generals on US Sojourns
• Doctor who suggested oilsands-cancer link cleared of misconduct charge
• US Seeks to Limit Warlords in Karzai Cabinet
• Nick Turse | 2014 or Bust: The Pentagon's Building Boom in Afghanistan Indicates a Long War Ahead
• Maya Schenwar | Iran Bill Could Force Obama Toward Sanctions
• Iranian Protesters, Police Clash on US Embassy Takeover Anniversary
• Afghanistan's Conscience
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• Herve Kempf | Market of the Mad
• Tom Loudon | A Triumph for Democracy in Honduras?
• Down This Road Before Eugene Robinson: "The opium poppy was introduced to Afghanistan more than 2,300 years ago by the armies of Alexander the Great. His forces were eventually driven out, like those of every would-be conqueror since. The poppy has proved more tenacious."
• October
• Weapons of Mass Democracy Yes! magazine: Overview of recent nonviolent struggles against authoritarian regimes.
• Obama Scores Regional Points with Zelaya's Return
• Mark Weisbrot | Ecuador, Bolivia Show That Even Small Developing Countries Can Pursue Independent Economic Policies, Stand Up for Their Rights, and Win
• Stephen Rohde | Habeas Corpus: Vessel to Safe Harbor
• Honduras Deal: Ousted President Zelaya Can Return to Office
• As Honduran Elections Near, US Diplomats Seek End to Leadership Crisis
• Sam Ferguson | Uruguayan Voters Reject Chance to Prosecute Dictators
• Steve Weissman | Obama's AfPak War: "It's the Mission, Creep"
• Fareed Zakaria | A Third Surge? The Troops Need a Smarter Vision
• THE PLOT THICKENS: HONDURAN COUP REGIME AND LANDOWNING ELITES ENLIST THE SUPPORT OF FOREIGN PARAMILI
• Dan Pearson and Kathy Kelly | The Rotten Fruits of War
• The Washington Post Creates Its Own Facts to Support Afghan Nation-Building Melvin A. Goodman
• The Slow Road to Conservation Northwest Territories Protected Areas Strategy
• Tom Loudon | A Time of No Time
• Tensions, Violence Rise in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran
• Afghan Economy Stumbles Amid Election Uncertainty
• Barely a Peep Escalation Unopposed
• Searching for the 'Middle' in Afghanistan Debate by Peter Hart
• Next Nuclear Worry for US: Kazakhstan?
• France suspends work at nuclear fuel plants due to plutonium excess
• Robert Scheer | A War of Absurdity
• Europeans Press the US to End the Death Penalty
• Obama Quietly Deploying 13,000 More US Troops to Afghanistan
• EDF nuclear waste stored in open air in Russia
• SNIPERS FIRING INTO BRAZILIAN EMBASSY!!
• CNN: Use of Mercenaries in Honduras
• Anti-Olympic signs could net 6 months' jail: rights group
• The Indigenous Roots of Nonviolent Struggle: A Reply to Steve Weissman After Downing Street
• Iraq All Over Again?
• Irish Socialists: PES activists forum in Dublin: a great success
• The demise of the dollar
• In Honduras, Signs of Hope Amid Turmoil
• Pepe Escobar | Iran and the Pipelineistan Opera
• Congressional Grumbling Won't Stop the War!
• US Troops Call Afghan Region "Vietnam Without Napalm"
• September
• Top US Envoy Removed From Afghanistan UN Job
• Coup-installed Honduras leader to revive liberties
• John Feffer | Afghanistan: NATO's Graveyard? Is the Transatlantic Alliance Doomed?
• A Hidden Denial in the Afghan Election
• US Is Seeking Tougher Sanctions Against Iran
• Iran Campuses Rocked by Student Protests
• Mahbod Seraji | Gambling Ayatollahs
• Iran Facing Harsh Sanctions, Global Isolation
• Clampdown in Honduras ahead of protest SOPHIE NICHOLSON
• Carmelo Mesa-Lago | Lessons on Health Reform From Latin America
• Guinea Massacre Toll Put at 157
• Laurent Joffrin | Paradox
• Police Use Painful New Weapon on G20 Protesters
• J. Sri Raman | Importance of Being Hafiz Saeed
• Fears of Blame for Defeat Shadow Afghan War Meetings
• Alexander Cockburn | Insanity Trumps Common Sense in Afghan Policy Fight
• On the use of chemical weapons by Honduran military
• U.S. blasts ousted Honduran for "foolish" return
• Coup Regime Suspends Constitutional Rights, Closes Media, Threatens Brazil
• Honduras Quagmire: An Interview with Zelaya By Tim Padgett
• Honduran Crisis Explodes: Persecution and Panic Buying Under Coup Crackdown
• Socialists Win Portugal Elections
• Dahr Jamail | Army Prisoners Isolated, Denied Right to Legal Counsel
• Iran Tests Longest-Range Missiles, Adding to Pre-Talk Tensions
• US to Demand Inspection of New Iran Plant "Within Weeks"
• For Mexicans Seeking to Cross the US Border, It's not Just About Jobs Anymore
• US Commander in Afghanistan Submits Request for More Troops
• G20: Leaders Agree on Reforms, Poor Still "Out in the Cold"
• Obama Strikes Tough Tone on Iran, but Experts Wary of Sanctions
• Iran Reveals Previously Undisclosed Nuclear Plant
• USA Today, AP Mislead on Honduran Coup
• Mark Weisbrot | Spoiling Manuel Zelaya's Homecoming
• Saudi Arabia's New University to Let Women Unveil and Study With Men
• Lawrence S. Wittner | The Weakness of National Military Strength
• Raul Castro pushes Cubans to rethink socialism
• At G-20 in Pittsburgh, Expect Large Agenda, Small Results
• The Road to Zelaya's Return: Money, Guns and Social Movements in Honduras
• Hondurans surround Brazil embassy
• Honduras: US Appeals for Calm, Repeats Support for Zelaya
• Offsetting Resistance The effects of foundation funding from the Great Bear Rainforest to the Athabasca River -- A report by Macdonald Stainsby and Dru Oja Jay
• Latin America: Food Crisis Must Be Regional Priority
• Sierra Leone Facing "Human Rights Emergency," Says Amnesty International
• Jason MacLeod | Al Jazeera Censors Film About Nonviolent Struggle in West Papua
• J. Sri Raman | A New Nuclear Debate in India
• Robert Naiman | The Real Failure of the Afghan Election
• Report: Pentagon Delays Afghan Troop Request
• Ann Jones | Meet the Afghan Army: Is It a Figment of Washington's Imagination?
• Jacques Attali | The Empty G
• Latin America Pioneers an Anti-Poverty Program That Works
• Tom Loudon: Neocolonialism Meets Resistance in Honduras
• Is South America in an Arms Race?
• HDS Greenway | Obama's Move Was Not Appeasement
• Obama "Skeptical" About More Troops for Afghanistan
• Rising Threat to Aid Agencies in Afghanistan
• Despite Warning, Thousands Rally in Iran
• Sam Ferguson | Justice for Latin America's Disappeared?
• Struggling to Keep Their Land
• US Backs Away From Missile Shield Plan
• Dahr Jamail | Afghanistan: Where Empires Go to Die
• White House Issues Yardsticks for Success in Afghanistan
• Democracy and Action in Afghanistan
• Zimbabwe: Has Anything Changed in One Year?
• IAEA Conceals Evidence Iran Documents Were Forged
• Military Chief Challenged on Troop Levels in Afghan War
• Deadly Afghan Ambush Shows Perils of Ill-Supplied Deployment
• Harrassed Tamils Languish in Prison-Like Camps in Sri Lanka
• Obama Administration Appears Poised for Talks With Iran
• Benjamin Dangl: Throwing Bullets at Failed Policies: US Plans for New Bases in Colombia
• Democrats in Congress Wary of Afghanistan Escalation
• Winship | Marine's Photo Reminds Us of War That Will Not End
• Jeff Leys | Health Care vs. Warfare: The Future Costs of the Afghanistan War
• What the US Can Learn from Health Care Reform in China
• Dr. Wilmer J. Leon III | Afghanistan/Pakistan a New Vietnam?
• Violence Plagues Indonesia's Restive Province
• Sara Anderson | Can Europe Pop the US CEO Pay Bubble?
• Recount Ordered in Afghan Election
• Tom Engelhardt | Afghanistan by the Numbers
• UN Warns Afghans Over Poll Fraud
• Noelle Burg | The Strike Undone
• Rerun in Honduras Coup pretext recycled from Brazil '64 -- By Mark Cook
• New Waves of Displacement in Colombia
• Joseph L. Galloway | Afghanistan Isn't Worth One More American Life
• Funding the Pakistani Taliban
• Why "GQ" Doesn't Want Russians to Read Its Story
• NATO Seeks to Calm Afghans After Deadly Airstrike
• NATO Airstrike in Afghanistan Kills Scores
• US Cuts Aid to Honduras
• Ray McGovern | Afghanistan for Dummies
• J. Sri Raman | Sri Lanka Continues War on Media
• Whistleblower Out After Embassy Expose
• US, Cuba to Discuss Resuming Direct Mail
• Patrick Apel-Muller | Really Sick Work
• Oliver Stone heads 'South of the Border' to chat up Chávez and others
• August
• Tom Loudon | Honduras: Out of the Vortex, Into the Vacuum
• Mexico and Argentina Move Towards Decriminalizing Drugs
• Le Monde | Japan, Year One
• Iran Says Ready for Nuclear Talks With World Powers
• McChrystal Says Afghanistan Strategy Failing, Hints at Troop Increase
• Opposition Wins Landslide in Japan's Election
• John Lamperti | Honduras: Lessons From the Coup
• UN: Seven Colombian Awa Children Killed
• The Iranian Opposition's Second Life
• August Deadliest Month for US in Afghanistan
• Delay Further Muddies Confused Afghan Poll Picture
• J. Sri Raman | Afghan War's Blowback for India's Children?
• Journalists' Recent Work Examined Before Embeds
• As Discord Mounts, Afghan Officials Promise Preliminary Election Results
• New US Deaths Make 2009 Afghan War's Deadliest
• Guantanamo Prisoner Detained as Teen Meets With Karzai
• Drummond Coal ordered murders, says convicted paramilitary
• North Korea and South Korea Hold High-Level Meeting
• Afghan Challenger Says Election "Widely Rigged"
• Afghan Polling "Marked by Fraud"
• Karzai and Abdullah Both Claim Victory in Afghan Elections
• Afghan Voters Go to the Polls Despite Violence
• Thomas Renard | Allied Division re AfPak Mission
• Diplomats: Iran Improves Access to Nuke Activities
• LA JORNADA: US military Forces to fight FARC
• Robert Naiman | Amnesty: Honduras Testimonies Show Extent of Police Violence
• Afghan Media Refuse to Censor Election Reporting
• Afghan Civilians Soured on US Security Contractors
• US Prepares for Questions of Legitimacy in Afghan Election
• Interim Honduras Leader Rejects Return of Zelaya
• Micheletti: Zelaya faces "18 charges of violating the constitution"
• Hillary Clinton's Stop in Congo Strikes a Chord in Africa
• Roland Hureaux | Afghanistan: Is France Amnesiac?
• Afghanistan's President Faces a Tough Reelection
• How Did a Suicide Bomber Get Into Kabul's NATO Headquarters?
• Actor's US 'Detention' Prompts Outrage in India
• Iran Defies Condemnation, Expands Opposition Trial
• North Korea to Reopen Border With South: KCNA
• Brazil Played Role in US-Backed Overthrow of Chile's Allende, Document Shows
• Dahr Jamail | Afghanistan War Resister Sentenced
• Seven Die, Ninety-One Wounded in Blast Near NATO HQ in Kabul
• Honduras Charges Zelaya Supporters With Sedition
• Friction Among Iran Authorities Heats Up
• Australian Parliament Rejects Carbon Trade Plan
• US Might Use Colombia's Military Bases
• Blackwater (Xe) Accused in Afghan Murders
• Dahr Jamail | Another Soldier Refuses Afghanistan Deployment
• US Marines Storm Taliban-Held Town in Afghanistan
• Dozens Die in Militant Battle in Northwest Pakistan
• Mahbod Seraji | Thirty Years Later ...
• Bosnia Is Back on the Brink of Ethnic Conflict, Warns Hague
• Legal Shield for Mexican Military Holding Strong
• Oil Sands Test of Obama's Green Credentials
• The Christian Science Monitor | How to Free Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi
• Marie-France Calle | The "Mehsud Case" Reveals the Complexity of US-Pakistan Relations
• McChrystal Wants Huge Boost in US Civilians in Afghanistan
• Obama Sharpens War Goals
• Clinton Lands in DR Congo With Eye on Human Rights
• US, Canada, Mexico Vow Joint Fight Against Flu, Drug Gangs
• Effort to End Honduras Political Crisis Hits a New Roadblock
• Is a trucker responsible for missing women on Highway of Tears?
• Medvedev Says Georgian Army Buildup Causes "Concern"
• Pakistani Taliban Appears in Turmoil After Shootout
• Hamid Karzai's Government Using State Resources to Swing Afghan Election
• Marie-France Calle | NATO's Problems in Afghanistan Weigh on Pakistan
• Clinton: It Is a "Great Regret" the US Is Not in International Criminal Court
• Recording Ethiopia's Red Terror
• Honduras Coup: A Template for Hemispheric Assault on Democracy By Felipe Stuart Cournoyer
• International Observation Mission for the Human Rights Situation in Honduras Preliminary Report
• Mark Weisbrot | Free Press? Venezuela Beats the US
• Fort Hood Soldier Refused Deployment to Afghanistan
• Cathy Ceibe | "The Media: A Weapon of Mass Destruction"
• US War Plans Target Latin America
• US State Dept letter on Honduras
• The Crisis in Honduras and the Bolivarian Dynamic
• Interview on Honduras
• Honduras: Latin American Leaders demand US ACTS to ensure the return of Zelaya
• New Blog on Honduras and Live Streaming TV from Tegucigalpa
• Ssangyong strikers photo essay
• Le Monde | Paths to Social Equity
• Ahmadinejad Endorsed by Iran's Supreme Leader
• Dirty War Tactics of State Terrorism Increase in Honduras
• DIRTY WAR TACTICS OF STATE TERRORISM INCREASE IN HONDURAS
• Bolivian Indians in Historic Step
• J. Sri Raman | Battle in India Over Balochistan
• US to Seek More British Troops for Afghanistan
• The Honduras Power Elite
• Tensions Grow in Afghanistan as Villagers Get Rid of Opium, Fall into Poverty
• Afghan Poll Workers Ambushed; US Soldiers Killed
• Honduras coup is more bloody than bloodless
• Trials Start for 100 Reformists, Moderate Politicians in Iran
• Benjamin Dangl | Dissecting Utopia: New Book Assesses
• Chavez, Lula Concerned about Latin America Situation By Ivan Noel Orta Martín
• Brazil Opens Culture to the Masses Government announces a tax-break program
• Afghan War Spreads to Residential Areas: UN Report
• Mark Weisbrot | Restoring Democracy in Honduras
• "The Cove": A Documentary of Dolphin Slaughter
• July
• U.S. signs U.N. pact on disabilities
• Le Monde | G-20 or G-2?
• Iran Police Clash With Mourners
• US Says It's Willing to Send Young Afghan Detainee Home
• Canada's Internet Explained
• Cohn-Bendit Advocates "Revolutionary" Carbon Tax
• Ten families financed the coup in Honduras
• USA/Honduras después Analysis of Argentinian poet and analyst Juan Gelman
• Robert Naiman | US Pressure Urged on Coup Regime in Honduras
• Uighur Leader Says 10,000 Went Missing in One Night
• Nigerian Army Attacks Rebels in North
• J. Sri Raman | US Arms for India: End Use and End Result
• Britain and US Prepared to Open Talks With the Taliban
• Olivier Roy | Enigma of the Uprising; Foucault and Iran
• Iran Frees 140 Political Detainees
• Mousavi Calls for More Iran Protests
• North Korea Ready for Talks Over Nuclear Weapons
• About 150 Killed in Nigerian Attacks
• Juan Cole | Empire's Paranoia About the Pashtuns
• US Eyes Private Guards for Bases in Afghanistan
• The Big Lie of Afghanistan
• Iran's Opposition Asks to Mourn Iconic Victim
• "Change" Makes Inroads Against Kurdistan's Dominant Parties
• Honduras' Zelaya Crosses Onto His Native Soil
• Zelaya's assassination already planned with permission granted by Washington English and Spanish
• Mark Weisbrot | The High-Powered Hidden Support for Honduras's Coup
• International Court Redraws Borders of Sudan Region
• Serge Truffaut | Bloody July in Afghanistan: Comedy of Errors
• Amy Goodman | US Continues to Train Honduran Soldiers at School of Americas
• Military Coup in Honduras: Is It against Obama Too?
• Ben Dangl | "Argentina: Turning Around" - an Interview With Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young
• Arrests at New Iranian Protests
• No Let-Up in US Drone War in Pakistan
• Dahr Jamail | "Be Bold"
• Laurent Joffrin | Explosive
• Tom Loudon | Honduran Coup Reveals Crisis of Democracy in the United States as Well
• Honduras Crisis Talks Break Down
• Mexico's Army Is Violating Human Rights, Groups Say
• US, India Expected to Sign Defense Pact
• J. Sri Raman | A Piece of Paper and South Asian Peace
• Deadliest Month for US Troops in Afghanistan
• Captors Release Video of US Soldier Who Went Missing in Afghanistan
• Afghanistan: Questions Remain Over Crash of US Aircraft
• French Workers Win Redundancy Fight
• Honduras : Communique "Oscar Arias"
• US Trade Associations Accused over Honduras
• Democracy Hangs by a Thread in Honduras
• The Seven Points of the Arias Plan: A translation with commentary
• Clashes in Tehran as Hashemi Rafsanjani Warns Regime
• US Airstrike in Afghanistan Tests McChrystal's New Order
• US Persists in Pakistan Drone Attacks
• Former Khmer Rough Prison Guard Recounts "Killing Field"
• Africa: Falana Slams Obama Over Speech in Ghana
• The sheep guarded by the wolf, the hens protected by the fox, and the honduran mediation entrusted to Oscar Arias
• From Arbenz to Zelaya Chiquita (United Fruit) in Latin America
• Day 19: Peaceful Blockades vs. Coup Paralyze Honduras
• Honduras Resistance (Spanish)
• Ann Jones | Everything That Happens in Afghanistan Is Based on Lies or Illusions
• Detainees Protest in Bagram Prison
• Khmer Rouge Trial Hears Harrowing Tribunal Testimony
• Mark Weisbrot | Who's in Charge of US Foreign Policy?
• French Auto Workers Threaten to Blow Up Factory
• Iranian Consumers Boycott Nokia for "Collaboration"
• Supreme Leader Khamenei Diminished in Iranians' Eyes
• Russian Activist Found Murdered
• Dahr Jamail | Afghanistan War Resister to "Put the War on Trial"
• Maurice Ulrich | Equality and Freedom
• Washington and the Coup D'Etat in Honduras: here is the proof by Eva Golinger
• Zelaya Gives Micheletti Deadline to Step Down as Honduras Leader
• The rich can relax. We just need the poor world to cut emissions. By 125% British and G8 climate strategy just doesn’t add up. As soon as serious curbs are needed it turns into impossible nonsense
• China's Rodney King Riots
• J. Sri Raman | A Question of Corporate Liability for Hillary Clinton
• Report: Kim Jong Il Has Pancreatic Cancer
• Afghan Bombings Kill NATO Troops
• Obama Admin: No Grounds to Probe Afghan War Crimes
• Africa's Bitter Cycle of Child Slavery
• Coup in Honduras
• Argentina Defence Official believes Honduran Army under unbearable pressure
• Closed-Door Suu Kyi Trial Resumes in Myanmar
• British military deaths in Afghanistan surpass Iraq toll
• Mark Weisbrot | US Leaves Honduras to Its Fate
• Cuba Enemies Advised Honduras Coup
• Resistance to Enbridge Gateway Project Summit aimed for informed decisions
• Silent Protests in Iran Expected to Draw Thousands
• Thousands Protest in Iran, Defying Crackdown Vow
• Nicolas Truong | The New Insurrectional Thinking
• Churchill Denied
• Haiti: US Stabilizing Mission To Enrich U.S. Corporations
• Fabrice Rousselot and Le Monde | Repression in Urumqi
• Afghans: Taliban Have Escaped Helmand and Marines
• G8 Sees Economy Still in Peril, Falters on Climate
• US, Russia Deal Would Cut Nukes to Post-Cold-War Lows
• Gerald LeMelle | Straight Talk: Revealing the Real US-Africa Policy
• Costa Rican President Agrees to Mediate Honduran Crisis
• A Few Facts About the Honduran Military Coup
• Zelaya's TeleSur interview enroute to Tegucigalpa
• Tom Engelhardt | What Are Afghan Lives Worth?
• Treaty Conveys Little Power to Break Swiss Bank Secrecy
• J. Sri Raman | The Poison in Bangladesh Polity
• Costa Rica Is World's Greenest, Happiest Country
• Steve Weissman | Iran: Seen to Be Meddling
• Obama in Moscow: Can Tense Relationship Be "Reset"?
• Ethnic Violence in China Leaves 140 Dead
• Harper government isolated as opposition to coup in Honduras grows
• In Honduras, Two Political Lines of the USA at work, states Jose Vicente Rangel
• Death Squads pursue Popular Honduran Leaders
• Honduran Violence, US Aid Tests Obama's Global Image
• Honduran Military Shooting at Airport [VIDEO]
• OAS Without Dissent Suspends Honduras Over Zelaya Ouster
• Honduras "to Stop Zelaya Plane" BBC: "The interim government in Honduras says it will block any attempt by ousted President Manuel Zelaya to return."
• Iranian Clergy Group Blasts Election
• Mousavi Labelled "US Agent" as Iran Charges UK Official
• US Marines Push Deeper Into Southern Afghan Towns
• Iranian Cleric Says UK Embassy Staff Face Trial
• Afghanistan: Massive US Offensive Targets Taliban Heartland
• Courtney Carvill | Guatemalan Democracy: Hanging On by Its Fingernails
• US Uses False Taliban Aid Charge to Pressure Iran
• Iran "Disqualifies" EU From Talks
• Poll: Pakistanis Turn on Taliban, but Resent US
• Dahr Jamail | Kill the Indian. Save the Man.
• North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles, South Says
• Venezuela Proposes United Nations Military Action if Diplomacy Fails in Honduras Coup
• Mark Weisbrot | Latin America Drags a Reluctant Washington Into Supporting Democracy in Honduras
• Dahr Jamail | Refusing to Comply: The Tactics of Resistance in an All-Volunteer Military
• Amnesty Attacks Oil Industry for Decades of Damage in Niger Delta
• Stick Your Damn Hand In It: 20th Birthday of the Exxon Valdez Lie
• J. Sri Raman | Strategic Part of India's Civilian Nuclear Plans
• Africa: Maternal Mortality, a Human Rights Catastrophe
• Former President Khatami Denounces Iran Election, Arrests
• After Iran Crackdown: Reform Movement Shows Resilience
• Reese Erlich | Iran and Leftist Confusion
• June
• U.S. and the Iranian resistance
• Matt Renner | Facing the Crackdown in Tehran
• EU Threatens Mass Pullout of Ambassadors From Tehran
• Steve Weissman | Iran: The World Is Watching
• Shibil Siddiqi | Pakistan's Ideological Blowback
• Herve Kempf | Africa, Help Us!
• Urban Agriculture and Food Sovereignty in Cuba
• A Few Thoughts on the Coup in Honduras
• The Winner in Honduras: Chávez
• Showdown in Honduras The Rise, Represion and Uncertain Future of the Coup
• In a Military Coup, Honduras's President Is Deposed
• JUVENTUD REBELDE A SUICIDAL MISTAKE
• Coup d'etat in Honduras Elicits International Condemnation
• Reports: Two Military Battalions Turn Against Honduras Coup Regime
• Ukraine wary of KGB terror files
• Lebanese Factions Clash in Beirut
• Many African Diamonds Still Bloody
• Stephen Zunes | A Response to Steve Weissman's "Nonviolence 101"
• Thousands Demonstrate Silently in Tehran
• Iran Begins Recounting Some Votes
• Iran: Regime Steps Up Terror
• Dilip Hiro | The Clash of Islam and Democracy in Iran
• Iran Warned by EU After British Embassy Workers Arrested
• Matt Renner | The Rooftops and Streets of Tehran
• Troops Arrest Honduran President
• Honduran FM Urges People to Resist Coup Escrito por Raquel Maria Garcia Alvarez
• Pres. Chavez is blaming Washington
• Venezuela sends aircraft to pick up Honduran president Zelaya
• Pres. Zelaya Calls for the Military to Correct its Actions
• Venezuela Analysis: Coup in Honduras Venezuelan Foreign Minister: Latin America has to Guarantee the Defeat of the Coup in Honduras
• Venezuelan, Cuban, and Nicaraguan Ambassadors to Honduras Kidnapped
• North American Imperialism and the Extreme Right are Behind Coup in Honduras: Chavez
• NATO and Russia Resume Security Ties Despite Georgia Row
• US Announces Revamp of Afghan Drug Policy
• Between Tel Aviv and Teheran Uri Avnery
• Iran and Leftist Confusion By Reese Erlich
• Steve Weissman | Iran: Nonviolence 101
• Group: Dozens of Journalists Among Jailed in Iran
• Mousavi Under Pressure to Back Off
• For US Intelligence, Few Clues to Iran Turmoil
• Iranian Cleric: Leaders of Election Unrest Should Be Executed
• The Three Lives of Moussavi
• Auto-Ban: German Town Goes Car-Free
• Kathy Kelly | Now We See You, Now We Don't
• US Policies Criticized by UN Rights Watchdog
• Strong response to racist backlash against Six Nations in Ontario offers important lessons for Albertans
• Etienne Mougeotte | Sarkozy vs. Sarkozy
• Jason Leopold | Detainees Were Also Murdered at Bagram in Afghanistan
• Iran Opposition Leader Blasts Rulers; 70 Professors Arrested
• The Show Must Go On Suzanne Maloney, Foreign Policy: "Sorry pundits, there's little the United States can do about the protests in Iran. Better to plan for when the dust settles."
• Neda Soltan's Family "Forced Out of Home" by Iranian Authorities
• Iran's Women Protest: Shoulder to Shoulder With Men
• Mostofi and Quigley | Time for Solidarity With Iran
• Iran's Supreme Leader Declares: The Vote Stands
• Iran's Mousavi "Under 24-Hour Guard"
• Revolution Within a Revolution?
• Obama to McCain on Iran: "I'm the President"
• Whither Iran?
• J. Sri Raman | Death of an Indian Nuclear Scientist
• US to Return Ambassador to Syria After Four-Year Absence
• Congress Considers Referendum on Puerto Rico's Political Status
• Nicholas D. Kristof | What to Do About Darfur
• US Commander in Afghanistan to Order Limits on Airstrikes
• US, Kyrgyz Reach Deal on Using Air Base
• Jeremy Scahill | Obama's Undeclared War Against Pakistan Continues
• Obama Condemns Iranian Government's Response to Protests
• Azadeh Kian | Legitimacy of Tehran Regime in Play
• Iran: Rafsanjani Poised to Outflank Supreme Leader Khameini
• Hi-Tech Helps Iranian Monitoring
• Iran's Guardian Council Rules Out Nullifying Election
• Split Deepens Among Top Clerics in Iran
• Iran Admits 50 Cities Had More Votes Than Voters
• What Actually Happened in the Iranian Presidential Election?A Hard Look at the Numbers -- by Esam Al-Amin
• Bus Workers Union join the protests
• Marisa Taylor | Agents Say DEA Is Forcing Them Illegally to Work in Afghanistan
• US Guns Fueling Mexican Drug Violence
• Russia Ready for Deep Nuclear Arms Cuts
• Reporters Escape Taliban Captors
• Iran's Parliament Speaker Criticizes Election Authority
• Mousavi Calls for Purge of "Lies"
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• Phil Wilayto | Some Observations on Iran's Election and Aftermath
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• Peru's Prime Minister to Step Down
• Steve Weissman | Iran: Who's Diddling Democracy?
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• Robert Dreyfuss | Battle Lines in Iran
• Internet Thwarts Iran's Attempt to Clamp Down
• Iran's Top Cleric Denounces Election, Rivals Take to Streets
• Peruvian Activists Urge Obama to Use Trade Pact as Leverage
• J. Sri Raman | "Dam"aging India-Bangladesh Relations
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• Pentagon Wavers on Releasing Report on Afghan Attack
• Cynthia Boaz | Framing the Green Revolution in Red
• Iran opposition keeps up pressure
• Struggle within Iranian elite
• Iran 'to hold election recount'
• Larijani: Interior Ministry responsible for unrest in Iran
• Foreign Journalists Banned; Iran Rules Out Annulment
• Tehran and Suburbs Vahed Bus Company Workers’ Trade Union on the election
• "Moussavi Himself Did Not Expect a Movement of Such Scope"
• Appalachia and Colombia : The People Behind the Coal --An interview with Aviva Chomsky
• Seven Dead; Hundreds of Thousands Protest Iran Vote
• Thousands rally to support Iranian government
• Maya Schenwar | Challenging Ahmadinejad's "Win"
• Iran's Stolen Election Sparks Uprising
• Culture War Erupts in Iran
• One Iranian Dead as Shots Fired at Mousavi Rally
• Top Ayatollah Calls for Investigation of Iran's Election
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• The Iranian Elections: Sure They Stole It...Up Front and Honestly
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• "We Are Fighting for Our Lives and Our Dignity"
• An Ongoing War Crime: Agent Orange Continues to Poison Vietnam another chemical brought into the world by Monsanto
• Herve Kempf | The Economic Crisis Has Validated Environmentalism
• Washington cannot call all the shots
• North Korea warns of nuclear war amid rising tensions
• US Rejects Iran Election Results, To Investigate
• Stealing the Iranian Election Juan Cole explores the evidence of election theft in Iran.
• Ahmadinejad wins election
• Iran Declares Win for Ahmadinejad in Disputed Vote
• Kathy Kelly and Dan Pearson | Down and Out in Shah Mansoor
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• Mark Weisbrot | Vultures Circle Argentina
• State Department asked to resolve Mohawk dispute
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• UN Votes to Punish North Korea for Nuclear Test
• Jeremy Ben-Ami and Trita Parsi | How Diplomacy With Iran Can Succeed
• Once Apathetic, Young Iranians Now Say They'll Vote
• Aid Crisis Amid Pakistan Violence
• Jean-Marc Vittori | Wasted Crisis?
• J. Sri Raman | Questions After A. Q. Khan's Resurfacing
• US-Peru FTA Sparks Indigenous Massacre
• Kathy Kelly | Visitors and Hosts in Pakistan
• Peru: "Police Are Throwing Bodies in the River"
• Maya Schenwar | Voices From Tehran
• Khmer Rouge Jailer Says Ordered Killing of Children
• Le Monde | Indifference?
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• Gilles Kepel | Fractures of the Levant
• Lebanese Election a Blow to Hezbollah
• In Lebanon
• Nine More Police Killed in Amazon Protests in Peru
• Up to 34 Reported Killed in Amazon Land Protest
• UN: Iran Expands Uranium Efforts, Is Blocking Monitoring
• Iran's President, Rival, Spar in Debate
• Over 30 dead in worsening Peruvian Amazon clashes By Terry Wade and Marco Aquino
• Peru: Indigenous protests force government negotiation Kiraz Janicke
• Peru: Amazonian indigenous people rise up Hugo Blanco
• Oil Economy Driving Growth of Controversial Tar Sands
• Robert Naiman | What President Obama Promised in Cairo
• Weissman | Obama Speaks: Will Palestine or Pakistan Decide?
• US-Russia Nuclear Disarmament Talks Called "Productive"
• China Blocks Any Commemoration of Tiananmen Crackdown
• The 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre
• OAS "Agrees to Let Cuba Rejoin"
• How Abu Dhabi Is Going to Become a Sustainable City
• US Military Admits Errors in Air Strikes That Killed Scores of Afghan Civilians
• Bill Moyers Journal | Politics and the Price of War
• Amazon Rainforests Pay the Price as Demand for Beef Soars
• Trial of Journalists Pits North Korea Against World
• The Dark Side of Plan Colombia
• Le Monde | Unpunished Massacre
• Kathy Kelly | To Counter Terror, Build Justice
• US Helps Afghans Assume Control of Local Security
• Steve Weissman | Trying Harder in Pakistan and Afghanistan
• Extra Troops in Afghanistan by Mid-July
• In Turnaround, Cuba Agrees to Talks With US
• North Korea Puts Long-Range Missile on Launch Pad, Reports Say
• May
• Ryan Croken: Afghanistan's Untold Story
• Did a US Company Hire a Colombian Paramilitary Group?
• Gates Calls for Tougher Sanctions on North Korea
• US-Canada: Shared Border, Unilateral Policy?
• UN Calls for Inquiry on "Unacceptably High" Civilian Death Toll
• Why is the U.S. Continuing to Tell the Lebanese How to Vote?
• Hillary's First 100 Days
• German corpse 'may be Luxemburg'
• Apeldoorn Sets High Energy Self-Sufficiency Goals
• Tad Daley | Maybe We Should Take the North Koreans at Their Word
• US Military On High Alert as North Korea Ends Truce
• Le Monde | To Regulate
• North Korea Warns of Attack, Says Truce No Longer Valid
• Huge Blast Rocks Pakistani City
• NOW | Rehab for Terrorists?
• US Environment Chief Praises Dutch Water Systems
• Herve Kempf | Family Farmers: The Return
• France Opens Military Base in Persian Gulf
• Obama Calls for Release of Burma's Suu Kyi
• Myanmar Rulers Put Opposition Leader on Trial
• US Soldiers' Options Limited to Protect Afghans From Taliban
• J. Sri Raman | Wrong Lesson From Sri Lanka
• Shell On Trial for Human Rights Abuse
• North Korea "Fires More Missiles"
• UN Security Council Condemns North Korean Nuclear Test
• North Korea's Reported Nuclear Test No Surprise, Mullen Says
• Spain's Judges Cross Borders in Rights Cases
• Abdul Malik Mujahid | Aerial Bombing Makes Terrorists
• The Long War: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and more ahead
• Robert Naiman | A Fail-Safe Plan to Reduce Civilian Deaths From US Operations
• Contractors Say Blackwater Supplied Forbidden Guns
• US Troop Surge in Afghanistan "Could Push Taliban Into Pakistan"
• Sarah Daniel | The Bomb Within Range of the Taliban
• UN: Refugee Crisis in Pakistan "Bigger Threat Than War"
• Chinese Plan to Relocate 150 Million Eco Refugees
• Tom Engelhardt | Going for Broke: Six Ways the Af-Pak War Is Expanding
• U.S. Pullout a Condition in Afghan Peace Talks By DEXTER FILKINS
• US Watchdog Faults Afghan Troop Training Oversight
• Air Strike Kills Civilians in Afghanistan
• Susan Waltz | Cairo and Our Relationships
• Africa: "Support Higher Education"
• The Fight for Survival Goes on in Sri Lanka Amid Reports of 15,000 Killed
• J. Sri Raman | Questions After Prabhakaran's "Killing"
• Gerard Courtois | Aristocratic Republic
• Abdul Malik Mujahid | Why Do Afghans Have a Life Expectancy of Only 44 Years?
• Deadly Strike Heightens Tension in Afghan Province
• J. Sri Raman | India Routs the Far Right
• Pentagon Plans Latin America-Wide Intervention Ability for New Military Base in Colombia
• Burmese junta starts trial of Aung San Suu Kyi
• Sudanese Rebel Leaders Face War Crimes Charges
• Sri Lanka Declares End to War With Tamil Tigers
• Sri Lanka Rebels "Call Ceasefire"
• Obama's Word Breaks Ice in Geneva Arms Talks
• Steve Weissman | Our President, Our War?
• Afghan Civilian Deaths: Who Is to Blame?
• Blackwater in Hot Water Again
• Jamail: Engineering "Trust of the Indigenous Population"
• Dr. Wilmer J. Leon III | Afghanistan/Pakistan: Where Empires Go to Die
• Favilla | The Democracy Factory
• Burma's Suu Kyi Charged by Military Over US Intruder
• Fears of Sri Lanka "Catastrophe"
• North Korea to Put US Reporters on Trial in Early June
• Maya Schenwar | Congress Pushes Iran Sanctions
• List of 140 Afghan Killed In US Attack Includes 93 Children
• Bill Moyers Journal | Pakistan in Peril
• Pepe Escobar | Blue Gold, Turkmen Bashes and Asian Grids: Pipelineistan in Conflict
• US Rejoins UN's Human Rights Forum
• Dominique Moisi | "Competing Cockpits of Capitalism"
• J. Sri Raman | Battle for Binayak Sen: Beyond India's Ballot War
• Pakistan Soldiers Swoop on Taliban Stronghold
• Steve Weissman | Will Pakistan Become Obama's Vietnam?
• Doctors Raise Phosphorus Concerns After US Strikes in Afghanistan
• US Journalist in Iran Freed From Prison
• "More Than 1,000 Civilians Killed" in Attacks on Sri Lanka Safe Zone
• Toronto union stewards organize collective fight back
• Desperation in Pakistani Hospitals, Refugee Camps
• Obama to Address Muslim World From Egypt
• Pakistan: Half a Million Flee Swat Valley
• Pakistani Forces Bomb Taliban in Swat
• J. Sri Raman | "Big Brother" Regional Roles for India?
• Cree and Dene residents of the "ground zero" of the projects speak clearly and without translation about what is happening to their lands and territory
• Late Nigerian Activist's Son to See Shell in Court
• Mexico: "They Kill Our Trees So We'll Grow Their Drugs."
• One Aim of US-Afghan-Pakistani Summit: A Parade for Aid
• Tom Engelhardt | Secretary Doomsday and the Empathy Gap
• Robert Naiman | Stopping Pakistan Drone Strikes
• UN Warns of Refugee Crisis as Thousands Flee Fighting in Swat Valley
• Thousands Flee Pakistan Valley as Truce Crumbles
• Obama Prepares to Meet With Leaders of Afghanistan, Pakistan
• US-Led Air Strikes Kill Dozens of Afghani Civilians
• Jean-Claude Hazera | The Phoney Epidemic
• Poverty, Tendency to Self-Medicate Help Drive Up Flu Deaths in Mexico
• Benjamin Dangl | Paraguay: Protests and Rubber Bullets Greet Return of Dictatorship Criminal
• William Rivers Pitt | Bad Trouble in Pakistan
• Pakistani Army Flattening Villages as It Battles Taliban
• Going Into Summit, Pakistan Seeks US Helicopters
• Dilip Hiro | China Defying the Economic Odds
• Human rights no block to EU-Colombia talks LEIGH PHILLIPS
• Mark Weisbrot | Ecuador's Election Shows Why Left Continues Winning in Hard Times
• Rain Forest Residents, Texaco Face Off in Ecuador
• Tar Sands and Associated Pipelines & Climate model maps This following map demonstrates the most recently modeled version of what not engaging in proper response to climate change will lead to. The map lists flooding and temperature. These projections have their sources cited on the map itself.
• Kabul's New Elite Live High on West's Largess
• April
• Al Giordano | How "The NAFTA Flu" Exploded
• WHO raises pandemic alert level on NewFlu BBC
• The NAFTA Flu « Farming Pathogens
• J. Sri Raman | Swiss Fodder for India's Far Right
• Pakistan Launches Taliban Strikes
• First Round of US-Russia Arms Treaty Talks in May
• Socialist Rafael Correa Re-Elected in Ecuador
• Tom Loudon | V Summit of the Americas: The Morning After
• Andrew J. Bacevich | Farewell, "the American Century"
• Francois Brousseau | Torture and Lies
• New Evidence of Torture Prison in Poland
• Expulsion of Aid Workers Drives Darfur to Brink of Catastrophe
• Sri Lanka War Toll Near 6,500, UN Report Says
• Events in Pakistan, Afghanistan Overtake Obama's New Strategy
• Tom Engelhardt | Killing Civilians: How Safe Do You Actually Want to Be?
• Taliban Militants Edge Closer to Pakistan Capital
• US and Russia Hold Nuclear Talks
• Bolivia: Water People of Andes Face Extinction
• UK High Court Demands US Torture Documents
• Steve Weissman | Obama Dances With Drones
• Stephen Zunes on the U.S. Boycott of the U.N. Conference against Racism
• Red Cross Says Thousands of Sri Lankans Face "Catastrophic" Hardship
• Benjamin Dangl | Argentina Remembers
• Lawrence S. Wittner | How Feasible Is Obama's Nuclear Disarmament Agenda?
• Iran Orders Appeal for US Reporter in Spying Case
• Extremist Tide Rises in Pakistan
• Tamil Civilians Slaughtered as Army Shells "No-Fire Zone"
• J. Sri Raman | Victims of an Underreported War
• Iran's Sentencing of Journalist Challenges US Diplomacy
• US-Latin America: We Can't Be Trapped by History
• Scott Ritter | Up, Up and Away: The West's Hysterical Reaction to North Korea
• Pakistan Warlord Threatens to Launch Attack on Washington
• Chechnya: Russia Declares "Mission Accomplished" in Strong-Man State
• Le Monde | Sustainable Fishing
• 1,500 Farmers Commit Mass Suicide in India
• Civilian Deaths Continue in Fighting Between Sri Lanka and Tamil Tigers
• Tom Loudon | Summit of the Americas
• Benjamin Dangl | Latin America Changes: Hunger Strikes in Bolivia, Summits in the Caribbean
• Plot to kill Bolivia's president foiled
• Mark Weisbrot | Obama's Reality Check
• Obama Targets Mexican Cartels
• President Obama Backs Inter-American Arms Treaty
• Fouad Pervez | A Better Alliance With Pakistan
• UN Nuclear Inspectors Quit North Korea
• J. Sri Raman | India's Polls and South Asian Peace
• Spain Rejects US "Torture" Probe
• Seymour Hersh: Secret U.S. Death Squads Carried Out Assassinations in 'a Lot of' Countries, Including in Latin America'
• Simon Tisdall | Can Obama Clean Up in Latin America?
• Obama Ends Limits on Cuba Travel by Cuban-Americans
• Gil Courtemanche | Where Did Roosevelt Go?
• Anne Miller | Rethinking Afghanistan
• Taliban Shoot Dead Afghan Politician Who Championed Women's Rights
• Pakistan's Move on Islamic Law Widens Influence of Extremists
• Peace Activists Arrested After Protesting US Drones in Nevada
• Iran Says It's Open to Nuclear Dialogue With Powers
• Roane Carey | Don't Flash the Yellow Light: Mixed Messages From Washington Could Lead to Catastrophe in Iran
• Militants Torch Trucks Along US-NATO Supply Line
• Mexico Says US Fuels Gun Crime
• Sri Lanka Government Urges Civilians to Leave War Zone as Army Begins Truce
• Tom Loudon | Expectations for the Fifth Summit of the Americas
• Kenneth Roth | The Power of Horror in Rwanda
• Hastert Contracted to Lobby for Turkey
• Thai Ministry Stormed After Government Declares Emergency
• Protesters Shut Down Southeast Asian Summit
• Nicolas Schmitt | Healthy Canadian Banks
• Obama to Lift Some Restrictions on Cuba
• US Military Concedes Afghan Civilian Casualties
• Robert Naiman | ObamaNation Wants Taliban Talks, Not Military Escalation, in Afghanistan
• Sylvain Lapoix | G-20 Ignored Social "Havens"
• CIA to Close Secret Overseas Prisons, End Security Contracts
• US Warship Pressures Somali Pirates
• Tajikistan's Former Soviet Nuclear Sites Pose Threat to Nearby Villages
• US to Attend Group Nuclear Talks With Iran
• J. Sri Raman | The Scream and the Drone
• Do US Drones Kill Pakistani Extremists or Recruit Them?
• Tom Engelhardt | Terminator Planet: Launching the Drone Wars
• Sophie Wahnich | After 1789, 2009?
• Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori Sentenced to 25 Years
• At Least 90 Dead, 1,500 Injured in Central Italy Quake
• US, Allies Condemn Launch by North Korea
• Ten-Year Retrospective on the U.S. War on Yugslavia
• The 52 Minutes of Obama Magic That Changed the Nuclear Rules [VIDEO]
• At Least 22 Killed in Pakistan Suicide Bombing
• Extra NATO Troops for Afghan Poll
• Chavez Hopes to "Reset" US-Venezuela Relations
• Private-sector Arms Sales to Mexico Sparsely Monitored by State Department
• Larry Birns and Michael Ramirez | Time to Debate a Change in Washington's Failed Latin American Drug Policies
• J. Sri Raman | After Nuclear War, India's Far Right Wants Cyber War
• Barack Obama Leads Condemnation as North Korea Launches Rocket
• US Lawmakers Meet With Cuban Foreign Ministers
• Obama to Ease Cuba Restrictions
• Vulnerable Supply Lines Put US Mission at Risk
• As Mexico Battles Cartels, the Army Becomes the Law
• Benjamin Dangl | Beyond Elections in the Americas
• Cambodia Says Four Thai Troops Killed in Border Clash
• Guillaume Malaurie | Ecological Emergency
• Obama Pledges New US Relations With Europe
• Francois Sergent | The Boat
• Following G-20 Summit, Obama Hails "Turning Point" but No Guarantees
• Protesters Clash With Police at Bank of England
• Suspected Nazi Guard to Arrive in Germany From US
• Ban on Travel to Cuba May Be Lifted
• Camillo "Mac" Bica | A Philosophical Analysis of Obama's New Strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Moisi, Le Boucher | Arguments for Regime Change
• Mark Weisbrot | G-20: Welcome to the Multi-Polar World
• G-20 Protesters Jam Downtown London, Target Banks
• US, Russia Work to Reduce Nuclear Warheads
• Seymour Hersh: Secret US Forces Carried Out Assassinations in "A Lot of" Countries
• March
• Warships Set Sail Ahead of North Korean Rocket Launch
• Arundhati Roy | The Silence Surrounding Sri Lanka
• US, Iran the Offstage Drama at Afghan Meet
• Baeriswyl, Lema and Hauter | Willing Change in Afghanistan
• US Offers Olive Branch to Non-Violent Taliban
• Tom Engelhardt | The Great Afghan Bailout: It's Time to Change Names, Switch Analogies
• Meeting to Launch New Commitment to Afghanistan
• Gunmen Attack Police Academy in Pakistan
• Seymour M. Hersh | Syria Calling
• Spain May Open Torture Probe of Six Bush Officials
• Canadians Find Vast Computer Spy Network: Report
• Legal U.S. Arms Exports May Be Source of Narco Syndicates Rising Firepower
• Mexico's Drug Gangs Drive Film Crew Out of Town
• Obama Afghan Strategy Not Just About Bullets, Bombs
• Robert Naiman | Afghanistan: The Four Questions
• Obama Sets Qaeda Defeat as Top Goal in Afghanistan
• President Barack Obama | A New Strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan
• William Rivers Pitt | Enduring Freedom
• 4,000 More US Troops to Be Sent to Afghanistan as Trainers
• Iran, NATO in First Talks in 30 Years
• Vice President Joe Biden | A New Day for Partnership in the Americas
• Frida Berrigan | Progress on Cluster Bombs
• Laura Norton | Trouble in Paradise
• Will Robot Killers Be Allowed to Fire on Their Own?
• Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 50 in Pakistan Mosque
• Suspected US Drone Kills Four in Northwest Pakistan
• Clinton Admits US Blame on Drugs
• Mark Weisbrot | G-20 Should Think Twice About Increasing IMF
• US Aid Nets Kill Wildlife off Africa
• Former Taliban See Opening for Talks
• J. Sri Raman | The Issue India Won't Vote On
• Le Monde | A Divided G20?
• UN: One Million in Sudan Won't Get Food Aid
• Phil Wilayto | Did Iran Reject Obama's Overture?
• Agent Orange-like Chemical to Be Used at US-Mexico Border
• Mexican Drug Violence Prompts US Border Crackdown
• Lessons From Most Successful Schools Abroad
• Herve Kempf | A Friendly Smack for Mr. Sarkozy
• Karzai, Opponents Clash Over Afghan Election
• Holbrooke Rejects Report on Sidelining Karzai
• US Will Appoint Afghan "Prime Minister" to Bypass Hamid Karzai
• US Wants Afghanistan Exit Strategy
• Under Obama, US Drops Hostility to ICC: Experts
• A Tale of Two Laredos
• Iran Sets Terms for US Ties
• Aryan Guard, anti-racism demonstrators clash in Calgary
• Venezuelans Protest Bid to Arrest Opposition Leader
• Trita Parsi | Will Tehran Tango? Obama's Historic Norooz Greeting
• French Workers Return to Streets in Protest
• Federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says immigrants who can't speak English or French well enough should be denied citizenship. The Canadian Press, March 20
• George Galloway banned from Canada guardian.uk.org, March 20
• Canada's Conservative government has refused to renew a contract for the Canadian Arab Federation, forcing the group's language school for recent immigrants in Scarborough to close. insideTORONTO.com, March 19
• J. Sri Raman | Pakistan's Longer March Ahead
• Besieged by the Lord's Resistance Army
• Tar sands to blacken MTL? Punching holes in tar sands pipeline
• Silja J.A. Talvi | Mexico's Drug War Bloodbath
• US Shares Blame in Mexico Drug Violence, Senators Say
• Obama "Mulls Afghan Army Boost"
• Pratap Chatterjee | One Country, Three Futures: The Afghanistan Americans Seldom Notice
• What the West Must Know About Islamic Law Christian News Wire 03-18
• The Chronicles of Favilla | The Church in the Light of the Enlightenment
• Benjamin Dangl | Decolonization's Rocky Road
• Gaetan de Capele | G20: Europe Must Hold the Line
• Madagascar President Forced Out
• Canada's next steps in Afghanistan Layton Supports Afghan Surge
• Afghanistan Suicide Bombings Kill 12 People, Injure 31 in South
• Pakistan's Tribal Areas Provide Haven for Militants
• Pakistani Government Relents, Restores Chief Justice
• Simon Johnson | G20's Real Agenda Should Be Saving Europe From Itself
• Chas Freeman withdraws acceptance of appointment to chair the National Intelligence Council in the Obama administration
• Obama's Open to Military Help for Mexico, Experts Urge Caution
• Former Guerrillas Win Power in El Salvador
• Victory for the left in El Salvador
• Robert Naiman: Election Dirty Tricks Again in Washington and El Salvador
• Bolivia Passes Land From Rich to Poor
• Women in Congo Speak Out About Rape Despite Taboo
• Lula: The Future of Human Beings is What Matters By Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil
• In El Salvador Election, Old Battle Lines Have Been Erased
• Robert Naiman | The New York Times Publishes Roadmap for Taliban Talks
• J. Sri Raman | Going, Going, Gone - Legacy of Gandhi
• Le Monde | Changing European Perspectives on the Atlantic Alliance
• The big score: Cashing In offers a sexy slice of First Nations
• Report: Obama Mulls Troops on Mexico Border
• Canucks for the US constitution
• Dominique Seux | Threat Against the G-20
• Armenian "Genocide" Debate Reignites
• "Civil War Looms" in Madagascar
• Pakistan Protest Begins, Government Looks for Way Out
• Robert Naiman | Can Congress Save Obama From Afghan Quagmire?
• ‘Tar sands are killing us’
• Suncor, contractors charged with dumping into Athabasca
• Suncor facing charges after partially-treated sewage dumped into Alberta river
• Jean-Marc Vittori | Work Less to Earn Less
• Mexico and the US: As Guns Go South, Drugs - and Violence - Go North
• Crowds Protest Around World for Freedom in Tibet
• Iran Does Not Have Highly Enriched Uranium
• UN Report Says US Rendition Policy Broke International Law
• The Rebuilder
• Ethnic Tensions in Kirkuk Turn US Military Into Mediator
• Sri Lanka Suicide Bomber Kills 14
• Tibetans Rally 50 Years After Uprising
• US and Chinese Navies Face Off in South China Sea
• Robert Naiman | Can We "Reset" Relations With Colombia?
• Favilla | The Casino and the Law
• North Korea Threatens "War" if Satellite Shot Down
• Pakistan's Tenuous Gains on Taliban
• Afghan Road Blocked in Protest Against Deadly Raid
• The voices in G20's chorus of protest
• Clinton's gaffes and gains on tour
• Nepalese Women Free From War but Not Violence
• Kenya Rights Body: Pattern of Official Killings
• Jon Reinsch | No Nukes in Northeast Asia
• US Hints at Inviting Iran to Afghan Meeting
• Felipe Calderon: The "American Consumer" Is Responsible for Narcotrafficking
• NATO to Resume Ties With Russia
• Gorbachev compares Putin's party to worst of Soviet-era communists
• Bruno Marzloff | Whither, the Car?
• Sudan Ousts Aid Groups After Court Pursues President
• Hidden cells reveal Bolivia's dark past
• J. Sri Raman | Common Threat, Conflicting Theories
• Karen J. Greenberg | Obama's Guantanamo?
• Will the winds of change reach El Salvador? by Mark Engler
• Obama Hints Missile Shield Flexibility to Moscow
• Dr. James J. Zogby | "Arabesque"
• VIDEO: Rethink Afghanistan
• Tom Engelhardt | The Imperial Unconscious
• Robert Naiman | Missing From the Afghan "Surge": A Congressional Debate
• Afghan-Border Missile Attack Kills Eight, Pakistan Says
• Soldiers Kill Guinea-Bissau President
• Gates: Iran "Not Close" to Nuclear Weapon
• US, China End Talks With Plans for More
• February
• Joe Galloway | Doomed to Repeat History in Afghanistan?
• Claire Gatinois | After the Financial Crisis, Civil War?
• Benjamin Dangl | Mexico Unconquered: Reviewing a People's History
• J. Sri Raman | Did India Win an Oscar?
• Ruling Plunges Nuclear-Armed Pakistan Deeper Into Chaos
• Britain Admits Handing Over Terrorism Suspects to US
• Aaron Wolf, Annika Kramer, Alexander Carius, Geoffrey Dabelko | Peace in the Pipeline
• Mark Weisbrot | The United States and Bolivia: A New Beginning?
• Le Monde | Yes, We Will
• Marvin Kalb | The Future of Cuba
• US Troops Mount Offensive in Remote Afghan Valley
• The Dam Building Boom: Right Path to Clean Energy?
• Outstanding 'complexity' wins Naomi Klein £50,000 inaugural Warwick prize
• Bernard Maris | Organic, Organic, Organic; It's Beautiful; It's Bourgeois!
• Iran Sought Turkey's Help to Mend Links With US
• Spain May Take Guantanamo Inmates
• Christian Campiche | Swiss Fear Loss of Bank Secrecy, Prosperity, National Identity
• Robert Naiman | Guadeloupe Strikes: A Warning to Obama?
• Herve Kempf | Blork and Unemployment
• Laura Carlsen | New Attitude in the White House?
• Lugar: "Time to Rethink US Sanctions on Cuba"
• Fighting for the Right to Fish
• Khushal Arsala and Stephen Zunes | The US and Afghan Tragedy
• J. Sri Raman | Terrorism Versus South Asian Trio
• Lives on the Net Le Monde's editorialist examines the evolving world of social networking.
• Dissidents Held During Clinton Beijing Visit
• US: 13 Civilians Killed in Afghan Operation
• Guillaume Duval | State of Crises
• Mexican Leader Defends Deployment of Military to Fight Cartels
• Canadian Prime Minister, President Obama Stress Border Security, Clean Energy
• Mark Weisbrot | Will Obama Change US Policy Toward Latin America?
• US Increases Militarization at Canadian Border
• Pratap Chatterjee | The Military's Expanding Waistline: What Will Obama Do With KBR?
• Kyrgyz Parliament OKs Closing US Air Base
• Pre-empting a Progressive Split on Afghanistan
• Obama O.K.s 17,000 More Afghanistan Troops
• Key role the United States played in the development of the Taliban
• Dumped in Africa: Britain's Toxic Waste
• Serge Truffaut | Iran, 30 Years Later - Adrift
• "Killing Fields" Torturer on Trial in Cambodia
• Is the US Repeating Soviet Mistakes in Afghanistan?
• Suspected US Missile Strike Kills 26 in Pakistan
• Clinton Criticizes Bush on North Korea
• "Time to close Cuba's other prisons"
• Anti-Chávez lobby dares to hope for a last-ditch victory
• Clinton to Find China's Economic Troubles Curb Its Leadership
• KBR Fined in Nigeria Bribery Case
• Rick Arnold | Obama's Canada Trip May Spell Change for NAFTA
• J. Sri Raman | Questions Remain After A.Q. Khan's Release
• Next Flash Point Over Terror Detainees: Bagram Prison
• Taliban Stealing War From US
• Obama’s Afghan trap
• Global Court Weighs Case Against Sudan's President
• France faces revolt over poverty on its Caribbean islands
• More Accuse Britain in Torture of Guantanamo Detainee
• Juan Cole | Could Khatami Be Iran's Obama?
• Nissan to Slash 20,000 Jobs and Sees Annual Loss
• Iranian President Says Talks With US Possible
• Mohammad Khatami to Run in Iran's Presidential Election
• Fires, Floods Pressure Australian Government on Climate
• US Using British Atomic Weapons Factory for Its Nuclear Program
• National Security Team Delivers Grim Appraisal of Afghanistan War
• United on Climate Change: Obama's Chinese Revolution
• Ed Balls: minister fears rise of fascism amid economic gloom
• Rebecca Solnit | The Icelandic Volcano Erupts: Can a Hedge-Fund Island Lose Its Shirt and Gain Its Soul?
• Comrades no more
• Canada's Liberals. New leader, same old band
• Biden Urges Fresh Start With Iran, Russia
• Nuclear Scientist A.Q. Khan Is Freed From House Arrest
• Obama: US Needs Clear Mission in Afghanistan
• Tom Engelhardt | Whistling Past the Afghan Graveyard: Where Empires Go to Die
• Giant Dam May Have Triggered Sichuan Quake
• J. Sri Raman | Mystery of an Indian Missile Test Flop
• French postman delivers far left message
• Obama Administration Moves to Heal Rift With Europe
• Philip Brenner and Saul Landau | Farewell, Monroe Doctrine
• UN Says Cluster Bombs Being Used in Sri Lanka
• Dispute Mounts Over Key US Base in Kyrgyzstan
• Steve Weissman | Afghanistan: Losing a No-Win War
• Kyrgyzstan May Close Key US-Afghan Airbase
• Pentagon Study: US Should Pare Afghanistan Goals
• Le Monde | Self-Protection
• British Workers Strike as Economic Unease Spreads
• Obama Seeks Russia Deal to Slash Nuclear Weapons
• Tomas Ayuso and Guy Hursthouse | Latin America in the Era of Obama
• Pictures Show Human Toll of Sri Lankan Offensive
• Iceland Names World's First Openly Lesbian Head of State
• Gerard Courtois | You Said Civilization?
• Sri Lanka Needs Truce to Save Civilians, Caritas Says
• Parched: Australia Faces Collapse as Climate Change Kicks In
• William Luers, Thomas R. Pickering and Jim Walsh | How to Deal With Iran
• Mohamed ElBaradei: Obama Right on Iran
• Gunmen in Pakistan Kidnap American Head of UN Refugee Office
• Where has Chávez taken Venezuela?
• Pierre Rousselin | Risk of a Social Conflagration in Europe
• Hospital Shelled in Sri Lanka Fighting, Nine Killed
• Bomber Kills 21 Police in Southern Afghanistan
• Banks Sought Foreign Workers
• French government fears rise of left
• February
• Obama Unlikely to Widen Afghan War
• Governments across Europe tremble as angry people take to the streets
• French demonstration: Sarkozy vs the street
• Castro Demands Return of Guantanamo
• Obama Team Looks for Opening in Iran
• Two auto workers die in clash with Venezuela police
• Security Concerns Rising as Arctic Thaw Spurs Race for Oil
• A million on strike as France feels pinch
• Zimbabwe's Starving Millions Face Halving of Rations as UN Cash Dries Up
• US Overtures Divide Iran's Policymakers
• Guantanamo Detainee Reception Puts EU in an Awkward Situation
• The seeds of Latin America's rebirth were sown in Cuba
• In pictures: the French strike
• "Crisis Unfolding" in Sri Lanka BBC News: "A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in northern Sri Lanka, with a quarter of a million people trapped by fighting, the Red Cross says."
• In China, a grass-roots rebellion Rights manifesto slowly gains ground despite government efforts to quash it
• Chinese Dams Reveal Flaw in Warming Tool
• Social Forum activists see opportunity in crisis
• EU Calls for Global Carbon Market
• Gates Warns of Prolonged Commitment in Afghanistan
• J. Sri Raman | Can President Obama Change Nukes Policy?
• Week of mass strikes set to paralyse France in protest against Sarkozy's reforms
• Bolivia Sets New Global High Mark for Indigenous Rights
• Bolivia Looking Forward: New Constitution Passed, Celebrations Hit the Streets
• EU Parliament Votes by Sweeping Majority to Ban Farm Pesticides
• US Missile Strikes in Pakistan Will Continue: Gates
• And the future is: coalition
• The War Against Water Bottles
• Banking Crisis Brings Down Iceland Government
• Economic Crisis Fuels Unrest in Eastern Europe
• Bolivians appear to back charter
• Bolivians Approving New Constitution, Exit Polls Show
• Spilling Ink Instead of Blood: Bolivia Votes on a New Constitution
• Bolivians vote on Indian rights
• As Bolivians vote on new constitution, opposition finds itself divided
• US Probes Possible Civilian Deaths in Afghanistan
• French left pioneers a radical new tactic: the picnic protest
• Michael Klare | Repudiate the Carter Doctrine
• William Dalrymple | Pakistan in Peril
• New US Administration Launches Airstrikes in Pakistan
• 2 U.S. airstrikes offer a concrete sign of Obama's Pakistan policy
• Red Cross: Zimbabwe Cholera Epidemic Could Top 60,000
• A "Green Tsunami" in Brazil: The High Price of Clean, Cheap Ethanol
• Changing times for Brazil's landless
• UN Concerned for Safety of Sri Lankan Civilians
• Benjamin Dangl | Bolivians Mobilize for National Vote on New Constitution
• Report: Occupation of Afghanistan Killed 4,000 Civilians in 2008
• US Accused of Killing 25 Afghan Civilians in Raid on Militants
• Afghanistan Seeks Control Over NATO Deployments
• Left party in El Salvador loses capital
• Pakistan Militants Bomb Five Schools in Northwest
• Leftists favored in Salvador elections
• Protests spread in Europe amid economic crisis
• Russia Offers Deal to European Firms to Restart Gas
• J. Sri Raman | "India's Enron" After "India's 9/11"
• Obama pressed over human rights
• taxpayer subsidies to stadia/sports enterprises
• EU Still Without Gas After Russia and Ukraine Reignite Pipeline Row
• Ann Jones | The Afghan Scam: The Untold Story of Why the US Is Bound to Fail in Afghanistan
• Russia Vows to Restore Gas Flow to Europe
• Ukraine Signs Accord on Transit Gas With EU, Russia
• Vietnamese art exhibit puts politics on display
• J. Sri Raman | Sri Lankan Tigers Facing Extinction?
• Venezuela Reinstates Free Home Heating Oil for Poor in US
• Canada's obscene part in Gaza atrocities The rule of WHAT law?
• Pierre Veya | Siberian Gas and Europe's Cold Sweats
• US Networks' International News Coverage at Record Low in 2008
• United States Re-emerges as Leading Arms Supplier to the Developing World
• Le Monde | Banks on a Wire
• The Costly Compromises of Oil From Sand
• India Delivers Diplomatic Ultimatum to Pakistan
• Les Echos | Japan in the Tempest
• Mariela Castro Espín on the Future of Sex and Socialism in Cuba
• J. Sri Raman | Vigilance After the Bangladesh Verdict
• Growing Taliban Use of Marksmen Worries US Military
• Russia Cuts Gas to Ukraine Over Unpaid Bills
• No Stamp of Approval for Mexico Bureaucrats
• Selection of Senator Dianne Feinstein to chair the Senate Intelligence Committee
• December
• Pakistani Confesses to Mumbai Attacks: Official
• Pakistan Closes NATO Supply Route to Fight Militants
• Christmas Massacres "Killed 400"
• Teo Ballve | Obama Should End Cuba Embargo
• Arrest of 'blogfather' confirmed in Tehran Iranian-Canadian made trips to Israel, criticized Iran, Washington
• Ann Wright | Iranians Ponder Their Future With an Obama Administration
• Witnesses Report Massacre at Congo Church
• Pakistan Cancels Army Leave as India Tensions Rise
• Bomber Kills Up to 30 in Pakistan
• J. Sri Raman: Anniversary of an Assassination
• Police Detain Brazil Rancher Linked to Stang Death
• Could Saber-Rattling Lead to War Between India and Pakistan?
• Pakistan Moves Troops Toward Indian Border
• Iranian leader delivers 'alternative' Christmas message
• Mexico: The Next Disaster
• "Living Under the Trees"
• Local Defense Militias Planned for Afghanistan
• Instability, Violence Threaten Upcoming Afghan Elections
• Russia to Raise Nuclear Missile Output Fourfold
• Zimbabwe Faces Bleak Christmas Amid Food Crisis
• J. Sri Raman | Waiting for the Bangladesh Verdict
• Military "Seizes Power" in Guinea
• Amazon Unsafe 20 Years After Crusader's Killing
• Bush Pushes Persian Gulf Nuclear Agreement
• Agents: Suspected US Drones Kill Seven in Pakistan
• Bolivia declares literacy succes
• Pentagon Wants to Double Force in Afghanistan
• Michael Winship | Corruption Destroys Afghanistan
• Pentagon Seeks Private Firm to Oversee Contractors
• A Car in Every Port
• Canadian government plays divide and conquer with Algonquin indigenous peoples over logging
• Youths attack French Institute in Athens
• Gilles Anquetil | Let's Negotiate With Iran!
• UN Special Rapporteur Decries Free Trade Harm to Agriculture
• December 18: The Lebanese television channel NTV offered a job to al-Zaidi. NTV said that if al-Zaidi accepted the job offer, that he would be paid "from the moment the first shoe was thrown".
• UN Tribunal Jails Rwanda Genocide Mastermind for Life
• US Military to Launch Pilot Program to Recruit New Local Afghan Militias
• Bill Moyers Journal | What's Next for Afghanistan?
• J. Sri Raman | India's Right Wing Wants Nuclear War
• Somali Government Splits Amid Fight for Control
• "Thousands Made Slaves" in Darfur
• Why Doesn't Harper Fire Flaherty? by James Laxer
• Nude models brave cold to protest low pay
• The Case of Spain A Forgotten Genocide
• Maya Schenwar | Afghanistan: A Way Forward
• Taliban Tax: Allied Convoys Pay Enemies for Safe Passage
• Steve Weissman | Obama's Pakistan Problem: No, We Can't!
• Soul for sale -- Rod and Satan have a talk" by Carl Hiaasen
• Bush Plans to Sign Nuclear Pact With UAE
• UN Confirms Afghan Mass Grave Site Disturbed
• J. Sri Raman | India's War on False Antiterrorism
• Frida Berrigan | Mumbai Wake-up Call
• US Keeps Silent as Afghan Ally Removes War Crime Evidence
• Cholera Does Not Exist in Zimbabwe, Says Mugabe
• CIA Helped Shoot Down 15 Civilian Planes
• GMO Contamination in Mexico's Cradle of Corn
• This Year's Death Toll in Mexico's Drug War Is Double 2007's
• Le Monde | European Climate
• Bodies Pile Up as Mugabe Wages War on Diamond Miners
• US to Increase Troops in Afghanistan
• Suspected US Strike Kills Six in Pakistan
• Sara Daniel | "We Are Going to See a Bloodbath."
• US Forces Mistakenly Kill Six Afghan Police
• On human rights, Spain is different
• Le Monde | Greece Without a State
• Greenpeace Bids to Turn Japan Against Whaling
• Herve Kempf | Economic Crisis, Societal Opportunity
• Obama Might Change Cuba Policy
• Lost Daughters - An Ongoing Tragedy in Nepal
• Suspected Taliban Militants Destroy 160 NATO Vehicles in Pakistan
• Mystery Phone Call Put Pakistan and India on the Brink of War
• Pakistan Arrests Suspect in Mumbai Attacks
• Canadian Leader Suspends Parliament to Stay in Power
• Jennifer Acosta | The Colombia FTA: A Less Attractive Face for Trade?
• Berlusconi Plans to Use G8 Presidency to "Regulate the Internet"
• The ousting of the autocratic ruler of the Maldives in a free election made possible by a nearly decade-long nonviolent struggle
• Bernard Descoteaux | Political Crisis in Ottawa
• Zimbabwe Declares Cholera Emergency
• Historic Signing of Cluster Munitions Treaty Absent: USA, Russia, China, Pakistan, Israel
• Anand Gopal | Who Are the Taliban?
• Uruguay leader leaves party post
• Indian Opposition Demand Action Against Pakistan
• Mumbai: Where Are the 14 Other Pakistani-Trained Terrorists?
• Pain and Protest on the Day of the Butterflies: Violence Persists Against Women in Mexico
• The Chronicles of Favilla | Alienated Patrimony
• Roma Children Dying of Lead Poisoning
• Climate Change: Save the Planet from Capitalism Evo Morales
• Millions of birds could die from oilsands development: report
• Chevron cleared in 1998 shootings at Nigerian oil platform
• Sara Daniel | Al-Qaeda Succeeding in Pakistan
• Pakistan May Move Troops From Afghan to Indian Border
• J. Sri Raman | India's 9/11?
• Matthew Yglesias | How to Repair Our Relationship With Europe
• Liberals, NDP, Bloc sign deal on proposed coalition