The rising cost of war
Posted: Wednesday, November 3, 2004

Kerry concedes in nail-biter election

Hungary announces Iraq pull-out
Hungary will withdraw all of its 300 troops stationed in Iraq by the end of March 2005, the country's prime minister has said.

Who to Blame This Time?

Fear Trumps Reason

North American elections
and Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution
Today, the world is experiencing another Big Lie ... is learning, once more, what is reactionary, fake "democracy" ... is seeing what are fraudulent elections in the USA.

A Sad End to Appalling Campaign

Ohio is the new Florida

So long US, hello China, India

Fighting Terror with Terror?
Speaking out against systematic torture is a good thing, right? Not all the time, discovered Craig Murray. If those doing the systematic torture happen to be close allies of Washington and London in the war on terrorism, speaking out could mean your job.

Karzai Wins Afghan Presidential Election

Gunmen Kill Senior Iraqi Oil Official in Baghdad

Nine killed as bomb explodes on airport bus

Foreign monitors 'barred' from US polls
Some observers from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), a Europe-wide security and rights forum, were barred from entering some polling stations in the United States on Tuesday

The rising cost of war



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