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• Pacific Pushback: Has the US Empire of Bases Reached Its High-Water Mark?
• Naomi Klein: Setting the Record Straight on Chile
• Venezuela's Revolution Faces Crucial Battles Federico Fuentes
• Russian president blasts sports officials
• Afghanistan and the "Balance of Armaments"
• February
• Ray McGovern | Iran Captures Terrorist Supported by US, Great Britain, Israel
• J. Sri Raman | Sri Lanka: After the "War on Terror"
• Marjah: Success for the Military, Hell for the Residents
• Silicon Sweatshops: Another Black Eye for Apple Supplier
• Senate Panel Blasts Blackwater Over Theft of Assault Weapons, Civilian Deaths
• Francis Njubi Nesbitt | Piracy Redux
• Report: 1,000th US Soldier Dies in Afghanistan
• Marjah Offensive Aimed to Shape US Opinion on War
• New York Times' "Mystery" Op-Ed Calls for More Afghan Civilian Deaths
• Afghan Push - Hype or History in the Making?
• Asia-Produced Ozone Making its Way to US
• Bulgarian Government Forced Down on Genetically Modified Crops
• Iran, What Regime?
• Spain to recognise civil war poet
• Bagram, Obama's Secret Penal Colony
• Jailed Taliban Leader Still a Pakistani Asset
• No Fantasy: India's Dongria Kondh Live Out "Avatar" Scenario
• Anti-Mine Activists Encouraged by Canadian Ruling
• Solar Power Brings Light to Rural Venezuela
• Greenpeace International hires torchbearer Tzeporah Berman as chief climate campaigner
• US, Afghan Forces Begin Assault in Helmand Province
• Unlocking the Quiet Courage of Afghans
• US Poised to Commit War Crimes in Marjah
• US Imposes New, Targeted Sanctions on Iran Revolutionary Guard
• Tibetans Do Gandhi Proud
• Murder Capital of the World
• I don't mean to say I told you so, but...
• The 700 Military Bases of Afghanistan Black Sites in the Empire of Bases America's Shadowy Base World
• The F Word: Lifting the Veil on US Troops in Pakistan
• Operation Breakfast Redux: Could Pakistan 2010 Go the Way of Cambodia 1969?
• "Consolidating the Coup in Honduras" by Todd Gordon and Jeffrey R. Webber
• Pesticides and Cancer
• Afghan Anguish
• January
• U.S. Senate Quietly Passes Iran Sanctions Bill
• Russia's first stealth fighter makes maiden flight
• AWOL From the State of the Union: Peace, Reconciliation and Debt
• Regardless of Polls, Afghans Say Mood in Country is Worsening
• Behind Cautious Signal, a Decision for Afghan Peace Talks
• Canada's Long Road to Mining Reform
• Oskar Lafontaine and the troubled German Left
• Afghan Elections Delayed, but Even Later Date May Come Too Soon
• Sri Lanka: The Battle After the War
• What's left in Eastern Europe
• US Lends Firepower to Yemen Fight
• Clinton Bluntly Condemns China on Internet Censorship
• Defense Secretary Robert Gates Confirms Blackwater in Pakistan
• Workers Celebrate Nationalization of Éxito Supermarket Chain in Venezuela
• J. Sri Raman | India and Pakistan: Cold Start for the Hottest War?
• Dark Revelations in the Bagram Prisoner List
• Ukraine Election: Free, Fair and Headed for a Runoff
• Welcome to USA, Canadian! Customs now copying laptop, flash drives at border inspections
• Good Money After Bad in Afghanistan?
• Taliban Fighters Attack Afghan Capital, Target Government Buildings
• US Spending in Afghanistan Plagued by Poor US Oversight
• Ukraine Election Signals Shift Toward Russia. Was Orange Revolution for Naught?
• Spanish lawmaker's photo used for bin Laden poster
• Trade Policy: B
• Honduras officers to face trial
• The Spectator on Honduras
• Schakowsky Prepares Legislation to Ban Blackwater
• Regime Change in Tehran?: Don't Bet on It ... Yet
• Canada No Longer a Haven for War Resisters
• Destruction of Productive Forces in Mexico
• Brazil reflects on Lula's last year
• Brazil truth plan angers military
• Afghanistan: Necessity Isn't Always Just
• Social Democrat Ivo Josipovic elected Croatia's president
• Iran Uses Fear of Covert Nuclear Sites to Deter Attack
• U.S. policy toward Yemen
• Mark Weisbrot: Proposed Amnesty Serves to Whitewash Honduran Coup
• The long march in Latin America
• Hillary Clinton: Yemen Needs More Than Airstrikes and Diplomacy
• Iran Move to Defrock Dissident Ayatollah Opens Rifts in Theocracy
• Greek Socialist on Climate change
• Retired Army General Predicts 300 to 500 Casualties Per Month in Afghanistan
• NOW | Fighting the Afghanistan War ... in Pakistan
• Iran: New Revelations Tear Holes in Nuclear Trigger Story
• Thousands More South Africa Workers To Join Coca-Cola Strike If Talks Fail - Listen
• Yemen Crucial to Obama's Vow to Defeat Al-Qaeda
• South America: Media has become a political battleground From Argentina to Venezuela, governments have identified the media as a political obstacle