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America plans to retain a garrison of 50,000 troops, one tenth of its entire army, in Iraq for years to come, according to US media reports. By Francis Harris

Taraflar Danıştay ve Şemdinli'de birbirlerini yokladı. Eski MİT'çi Mahir Kaynak'tan çarpıcı açıklamalar.

Gazeteci-yazar Ahmet Altan Türkiye'nin bağımsızlığına karşı. Peki Altan'ın gerekçesi ne?

Documents of the FI : International Committee Reports

Sanatla ilgilenenler 'kitch' kelimesine sıkça rastlamışlardır. Özenle yapılmasına karşın estetik açıdan kaba ve yüzeysel kalan, dolayısıyla gerçekte bir tür kültürsüzlüğü yansıtan nesneler için kullanılıyor. Etyen Mahçupyan

Fourteen senior executives of some of the U.K.'s leading businesses have added their signatures to a missive offering their support to Prime Minister Tony Blair as he tackles climate change.

"It was in the springtime of his premiership that he became a pioneer for a foreign policy which did not see championing liberal values as incompatible with prosecuting the national interest, but as complementary to an enlightened version of it."

In 1979, two ecologists at Midwestern universities who knew each other only through their research came up with an audacious plan. They wanted exclusive rights to the top of Barro Colorado, a six-square-mile research island that had become one of the most studied spots on earth.

This World Environment Day, the World Bank Group announced its commitment to going carbon neutral at its Washington, D.C., offices, its Spring and Annual meetings, staff commuting, and all operational travel from headquarters.

"We have a Haditha every day," said Muhanned Jasim, an Iraqi merchant. "Were [those killed in Haditha] the first Iraqis to be killed for no reason?" asked Ghasan Jayih, a pharmacist. Well no, but we Americans don't count collateral damage unless we're forced to.

Republicans prevented more than 350,000 voters in Ohio from casting ballots or having their votes counted -- enough to have put John Kerry in the White House. BY ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.

Experts say there is plenty of fuel - but demand is skyrocketing, writes Richard Campbell.

Bush capped Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's visit to Washington with a cautious endorsement of Israel's plan for annexation of large swathes of Palestinian territory including major settlement blocs and about 80% of Israeli settlers in the West Bank. By Phyllis Bennis

'The desertification situation is still very serious'

On this his fourth visit to Afghanistan, GEOFFREY YORK finds Taliban militants more powerful than at any time since their 2001 defeat.

One of the most pernicious consequences of the invasion of Iraq is that in the United States it is now apparently accepted virtually without challenge that aggressive war is a legitimate tool of American foreign policy. By Peter Dyer

Last week, Bush visited Yuma, Ariz., to tour a portion of the U.S.-Mexico border by Border Patrol buggy. Maybe Jorge was doing a little measuring for the $3.2-million-a-mile fence the Senate recently approved, which I guarantee will be really helpful.

Evidence to support controversial claims that napalm has been used by US forces in Iraq has been brought to Australia by an Iraqi doctor. By Andra Jackson

The war on terror is provoking more terror, Amnesty International secretary-general Irene Khan told IPS in an interview Tuesday at the launch of the human rights group's 2005 annual report. By Sanjay Suri

American defence officials have secretly requested a "prodigious quantity" of ammunition from Russia to supply the Afghan army in case a Democrat president takes over in Washington and pulls out US troops. By Thomas Harding

Seventeen years after the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Alaska's Prince William Sound, compelling new evidence suggests that remnants of the worst oil spill in U.S.

Farkındasınızdır, güneydoğu'da savaş koşulları oluştukça, birbiri ardına cenazeler gelmeye başladıkça vicdani retçilere verilen cezalar ağırlaşıyor. Ayşe Düzkan

More than half of newspaper journalists in a recent survey believe an unethical or unprofessional incident occurred in their newsroom within the past five years, while seven out of 10 said they had been accused of bias in the past 12 months, according to a study released today by the Medill School o

Last month, a Texas-Illinois pipeline built to bring oil north reversed direction to take Alberta oil south. By Fred Langan

The Media's Aversion To Addressing The Juggernaut of Economic 'Growth'

For the New York Times, Washington is NPT's enforcer, not a violator. By Steve Rendall

Many Americans have forgotten that war is always a harmful scourge. By Helena Cobban

"The letter to US President George Bush carries the Iranian nation's views and comments on international issues as well as suggestions for resolving many problems facing humanity," said the Iranian president here Tuesday upon his departure for Indonesia to attend a meeting of the D-8

In what could signal a frightening new fact of life in the age of global warming, Canadian and U.S. forecasters are warning that another major hurricane season is brewing in the Atlantic Ocean. By Chris Morris

If one repeatedly rubs their hand lightly across a rough surface, the hand will become numb to the sensation and to any sensation of equal or lesser intensity. By Hellblazer