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Lawyer: 9/11 defendants want platform for views - Yahoo! NewsThe five men facing trial in the Sept. 11 attacks will plead not guilty so that they can air their criticisms of U.S. foreign policy, the lawyer for one of the defendants said Sunday.
"They're baaaaack...."When I started blogging back in January, one of my early posts questioned the belief that Obama's election had ended talk of military action against Iran.
Afghan Electoral Commission Throws Out More Ballots -- News from Antiwar.comPolling Sites in Karzai Strongholds Thrown Out, Likely Voiding Thousands of Votes
Pelosi Lining Up Against Obama on Afghanistan Escalation -- News from Antiwar.comSen. Reid Cautions Dems to 'Take it Easy"
9/11: Our Truth, and Theirs by Justin Raimondo -- Antiwar.comThe "official" 9/11 narrative doesn't make sense
US Pullout From Iraq Remains in Doubt Amid Rising Violence -- News from Antiwar.comFour More US Troops Killed in Roadside Bombings
US: Afghan Election Results Could Take Months -- News from Antiwar.comKarzai Remains in Power Despite Massive Fraud
When Satire Becomes Reality by Justin Raimondo -- Antiwar.com"Google News has lately taken to labeling Antiwar.com's news articles, including this column, as "satire." To take one particularly unfortunate example, an article by Fred Reed on the furor over the photo of Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard's tragic death in Afghanistan was so c …
Sunnis, Shiites Trade Blame Over Baghdad Bombings -- News from Antiwar.comMajor Coalition Govt Member Calls for UN 'Protection'
Georgia Seizes Cargo Ships, Presses Naval Blockade on Abkhazia -- News from Antiwar.comAbkhaz Officials Threaten "Proportionate Response"
Observers Point to Widespread Fraud in Afghan Vote -- News from Antiwar.comAbdullah Vows 'Responsible' Challenge if Karzai Steals Election
The Minimum Wage and the Coup in HondurasThe coup in Honduras - and the at best grudging and vacillating support in Washington for the restoration of President Zelaya - has thrown into stark relief a fundamental fault line in Latin America and a moral black hole in U.S. policy toward the region.
N.Korea accuses Obama of nuclear war plotNorth Korea has accused US President Barack Obama of plotting a nuclear war on the communist nation by reaffirming a US assurance of security for South Korea, the North's state media said.
In the Age of PiratesI've been thinking lately of starting a new school of foreign service to train U.S. diplomats. My school, though, would be very simple. It would consist of a single classroom with a desk and a chair. At the desk would be a teacher, pretending to be a foreign leader.
Obama ponders outreach to the TalibanWASHINGTON: President Barack Obama declared in an interview that the United States was not winning the war in Afghanistan and opened the door to a reconciliation process in which the American military would reach out to moderate elements of the Taliban, much as it did with Sunni …
The stake in our hearts[Philippines'] Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has received more than her share of comments for her repeated and failed attempts to meet US President Barack Obama. Probably because Valentine's Day was approaching, early this week one commentator compared Mrs.
US-India having "Missile Shield Talks" - Sure to Enrage PakistanIndia has been holding initial talks with the US over the possible purchase of a missile defence shield system, the UK's Financial Times has reported. The talks have been going on for some time...........
War on terror has not weakened al Qaeda: poll | Reutersreuters.com — LONDON (Reuters) - People across the world think the U.S.-led ''war on terror'' has not weakened al Qaeda and many believe it has actually strengthened Osama bin Laden's network, a poll for the BBC World Service said on Monday.
Sarah Palin, NeoconservativeNeoconservatives initially had their biggest successes in American domestic culture and social policy. Neoconservatives, starting with Democrats like Daniel Patrick Moynihan, attacked the debilitating effects of the welfare state on the traditional nuclear family.
t r u t h o u t | End the Occupation of Iraq - and AfghanistanTruthout contributor Marjorie Cohn writes: "In light of stepped-up violence in Afghanistan and for political reasons - following Obama's lead - Bush will be moving troops from Iraq to Afghanistan.
Was Obama Being an Israel Appeaser?Was Obama's trip to Israel an expression of his being an Israeli appeaser? Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera's Senior Political Analyst, provides a short debate on this topic.
What would be the most dramatic difference, in terms of U.S. foreign policy, between a President John McCain and a President Barack Obama?How does a person's past affect them? Politicians are human beings with a personal history. How might this affect our future?
'Ball of Fire' if Iran Attacked: IAEA ChiefDUBAI - The UN atomic watchdog chief warned on Saturday that an attack on Iran over its controversial nuclear programme would turn the region into a fireball, as Tehran rejected an Israeli strike as "impossible."
Why the Peaceful Majority of Muslims Are Not Irrelevant A few years ago, FrontPageMag.com columnist Paul Marek wrote an article titled "Why the Peaceful Majority Is Irrelevant". His thesis was that even if the majority of Muslims abhor violence, it doesn't matter because "the fanatics rule Islam at this moment in history....
Pakistan Politics: Zardari Deals and the U.S. Fumes - American FootprintsPakistan's two main opposition parties, the PPP and the PML-N, have agreed to form a coalition government. The fate of the judiciary and Musharraf have not been clearly addressed, so it's not clear if this is a lasting coalition or a superficial and tactical alliance.
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