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17.08.2006 The recently thwarted plot to blow up airliners proves once again that the war on terrorism will not be fought primarily with military force or arms, but through cooperative intelligence-sharing and law enforcement, says Charles Pena.

23.03.2006 What responsible American citizenry would tolerate torture, rendition, a war based on deception, and an administration that trashes the Bill of Rights, asks Paul Craig Roberts, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

15.03.2006 Slobodan Milosevic's death means the details of the U.S-led NATO bombing of Yugoslavia and the role the U.S. played in the disintegration of that country will never be scrutinized, argues Jeremy Scahill.

03.03.2006 The photo-op may have been too good to pass up, but taking part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Mahatma Gandhi memorial in New Delhi showed the U.S. president for everything he is not, says an outraged Norman Solomon.

10.01.2006 Iraq will get worse before it gets better but the Bush administration must give Iraqi citizens the space they need to begin working out their own problems, argues journalist Aaron Glanz. Vietnam provides an example of how one country rebuilt and recovered from the destruction left behind by an American occupation, and so too will Iraq, says Glanz.