World Affairs News
No end to US troubles
Inter Press Service, WASHINGTON - Despite a two-week public-relations offensive designed to persuade the world and the US public that...
Kurds' faith in new Iraq fading fast
The Guardian , The kebab stalls and tea shops huddled at the foot of the limestone cliffs at the gorge...
The Quiet Iraqis
.S. News & World Report, NASIRIYAH, IRAQ--It is quiet these days along the banks of the Euphrates River in this...
Where the Moors Held Sway, Allah Is Praised Again
New York Times, GRANADA, Spain
IS ISRAEL WORTH THE TERRORISM???
, We must stop the terrorism. The disease of terrorism, like all diseases, has a cause AND A CURE! It...
China and Japan reject Bush's currency pleas
USA Today, BANGKOK
Federal Deficit Rises to Record $374.2 Billion
AP, WASHINGTON -- The federal budget deficit hit a record $374.2 billion in 2003, the administration reported Monday, as the...
Israel's protesting pilots expose its divided vision of democracy
, Flight SchoolIt would be hard to plan a more perfect challenge to a democracy than the one handed Israel...
Israel top base for Internet attacks
UPI, JERUSALEM, Oct. 20 (UPI) -- A survey by Symantec says Middle Eastern countries comprised six of the top 10...
US study predicted postwar pitfalls
The New York Times, A year-long US State Department study predicted many of the problems that have plagued the American-led...
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