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A Scolding From Miss Rice: Pat Buchanan

Condi's Empty Ultimatum: Eric Margolis

Ambassador Bolton's Agenda: Gordon Prather

The Sun Also Rises: William S. Lind

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Updated June 27, 2005 - 11:09 PM EDT

	*Rumsfeld: 12 Years to Defeat Insurgency*
	US Acknowledges Outreach to Iraqi Rebels
	*Iraq Insurgents Deny Contact With US*
	US Copter Down in Iraq, Two Pilots Killed
	*High Court Rejects Appeal by Journalists in CIA Leak Case*
	Iran's New Leader Takes Tough Line, and Then Softens It
	*US to Target Assets of Anyone Tied to Suspect Firms*
	*Calif. National Guard's 'Anti-Terrorism' Unit Spying on Antiwar Rallies*

Viewpoints

	Dick Cheney, Meet Reality The Roanoke Times
	Phantom Menace by William Pfaff
	War Before the War by John Prados
	Ambassador Bolton's Agenda by Gordon Prather

	A Scolding From Miss Rice by Patrick J. Buchanan
	Condi's Empty Ultimatum by Eric Margolis
	The Sun Also Rises by William S. Lind
More Viewpoints

Spotlight

The Costs of a Wartime Economy
by Ofer Kornfeld

Hundredth Verse, Same as the First

Life in "Liberated" Iraq

Frontline

	Iran's Hardliners Reinvent Themselves
	US General: We Know Zarqawi's Whereabouts
	Bush's Credibility Takes a Direct Hit From Cheney
	New Bush Drive for Support on Iraq
	US General Admits to Secret Air War on Iraq
	Politicians Demand Inquiry Into CIA Operations in Italy
	CIA Said to Leave Trail in Abduction
	16 to 25? Pentagon Has Your Number, and More
	Japan Suspects Iran-North Korea Missile Link

Iraqi Militants Blast Oil Pipeline South of Baghdad

Today in Iraq

	41 Killed in Mosul Attacks on Police, Troops
	Along the Syria-Iraq Border, Victory Is Fleeting in an Effort to Rout Out Foreign Fighters
	US Plans Expansion of Iraq Prisons
	Roadside Bomb Kills One US Soldier, Wounds Two Others
	Photos Tell the Story of Iraq's Struggle

Iraqi Politics

	More Sunnis Approved for Iraqi Constitution Panel
	Iraqi Court Grills Saddam Aides

Aussie Hostage's Tales

	Australia Denies Hostage Rescue in Iraq Was a Set-Up
	Freed Australian Hostage Tells of Executions, Waiting to Be Shot

The New Iraq

	Riverbank Promenade in Basra Pulses Anew With Life
	Baghdad Airport Row Reveals Iraq Business Pitfalls
	Baghdad Airport to Reopen Monday

Global Iraq Fallout

	How the Leaked Documents Questioning War Emerged From 'Britain's Deep Throat'
	US Asks Japan to Keep Troops in Iraq
	Jordan Axes Saddam's New Novel

Afghanistan

	US Reasserts Control in Afghan Taliban Stronghold
	5 Afghans Dead, 2 Germans Missing in Massive Blast Near Weapons Dump in Kabul
	German Soldiers Presumed Dead in Afghan Blast
	Kabul Rejects Russian Accusation of Hosting Terror Camps
	Afghanistan Committed to Fight Against Narcotics: Official
	Afghanistan Hands Over List of 37 Pakistani Prisoners

Kashmir

	Kashmir Separatists Ready for Talks With India, Hardliners Opposed
	Indian Troops Kill Three Suspected Militants in Kashmir
	Kashmir Issue Should Be Resolved Bilaterally: China

Asia

	Musharraf: Terrorists Tarnishing Image of Islam
	China Rejects Global Pressure to Change Policy on Currency
	12 Wounded in India Bomb Blast
	6 Soldiers, 6 Police Killed in Rebel Ambush in Nepal
	Kazakh President Takes Steps to Ensure an Easy Reelection
	Controversial Urban Warfare Range Opening on Okinawa
	South Korea to Give Fertilizer to North

Russia

	Russia Raid Hints at New Ethnic Conflict
	Explosions Wound Eight in Southern Russia
	Beslan Survivors Visit England

Bulgaria

	Bulgarian Socialists Win Election, but Need Allies to Govern
	'Ultranationalist' Gains Complicate Bulgaria's EU Bid
	Bulgaria Dethrones Former King

Europe

	ETA Bombers Defeat Increased Security to Damage Madrid Olympic Bid
	Facing Tough Election, Schroeder Turns to Bush, Again
	Moldova Eager for Larger International Role

United Nations

	Sense of Urgency at UN Over Nuclear Trade
	Going Gets Tough for the UN
	UN Reform Agenda Still in a Holding Pattern After 60 Years

In Other News

	Vietnam, Cuba Communist Regimes Get Different US Treatment
	UN: Haiti Needs Peacekeepers to Rebuild

US Military

	Company Deals With Shock After ‘Fragging’ Allegations
	Military Eyes XM Satellite Radio for Homeland Security
	VA Backlog Tough on Vets
	Lawmaker Calls for Reviving Space-Based Laser Work
	Military Warning Personnel on Payday Loans
	Malaria's a Dangerous, Unrelenting Foe for Troops Deployed Around the World
	172nd to Be Largest Alaska Deployment Since Vietnam

The War at Home

	US Plans to Produce Plutonium to Power Espionage Devices
	Bush Vows to Eliminate Torture Worldwide
	US Official Touting Iraq's Progress Finds Los Angeles a Tough Sell
	The Bolton Standoff

War on Terror

	Timeline of al-Qaeda Statements
	Report: Justice Dept Abused Terror-Fighting Tools
	Rumsfeld Rejects Outside Panel on Gitmo
	Amnesty Campaigns Against 'War on Terror' Torture

Iran

	Iran's President-Elect Calls for Moderation
	Rumsfeld Slams Iran's 'Mock' Elections
	Ahmadinejad Vows to Pursue Peaceful Nuclear Program
	Iran's New Hardliner Maps Path
	EU Concerned for Iran Nuclear Talks After Election
	US May Have New Problem in Iran
	Iran's Election Results Worry Emigres
	Ahmadinejad Emphasized His Modest Roots

Lebanon/Syria

	Syria Denies US Allegations Over Troops in Lebanon
	Syrian Ally Keeps Key Lebanese Post
	Syria Court Acquits Rights Activist
	Lahoud Denies Syrian Role in Lebanon Assassinations
	President Lahoud Says He Won't Quit
	For Lebanon, a Struggle to Become Whole

The Settlements

	Rice Tells Israel to Stop Expanding West Bank Settlements
	Gaza Settlers Clash With Israeli Troops as Structures Are Razed
	Israel Approves Plans to Build Community for Settlers Who Stay
	Settler Leaders to Negotiate With, Break Boycott of Pullout Admin
	Israeli Soldier Refuses to Demolish Jewish Settlement

Israel

	Israel Set to End China Arms Deal Under US Pressure
	Israel Apologizes to New Zealand Over Spy Case
	Israeli President Sees Mixed Messages From Syria
	Israeli Labor Party Approves Delay of Leadership Primaries

Middle East

	Saudi Envoy to US Offers Resignation for Health Problems
	Egypt Police Encircle Anti-Torture Protest, Beat Demonstrators
	US Praises Kuwait on Women's Rights

Zimbabwe

	Mugabe Fears Returning Asylum-Seekers From UK Are Spies
	Relatives Fear for Woman Seized by Mugabe's Agents
	UN Envoy Arrives for Zimbabwe Probe
	The Cleansing of Zimbabwe