Iraq – Heaven or Hell After two Years?
Two years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, Iraqis have not seen what Washington promised would be reminiscent of an orderly, peaceful society.
Marx in Iraq
The Iraqi Communist Party (ICP), also known as the People's Union, won two seats in the interim National Assembly. Do you see a future for the ICP in Iraq?
'Coalition of the Willing' Falling Apart
Polls conducted recently in Australia and Italy indicate that voters there may be ready to replace their conservative governments.
Nationwide Anti-war Protests Planned
As Congress gets set to hand Bush another $82 billion that he originally promised wouldn't be needed to fight his illegal war, this weekend marks the two-year anniversary of the beginning of Bush's war on Iraq.
What Now For The Peace Movement?
Polls in recent weeks show a full 59 percent of Americans are now in favor of withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq. But they're not acting on this view.
Giuliana Sgrena: My truth
I'm still in the dark. Friday was the most dramatic day of my life. I had been in captivity for many days. I had just spoken with my captors. It had been days they were telling me I would be released.
Attacks on Iraqi Trade Unionists are Condemned
The international labor movement condemns attacks on Iraq's trade union membership.
Napalm, Chemical Weapons Used at Fallujah – Iraqi Official
An official at Iraq’s health ministry, told a Baghdad press conference that the U.S. military used internationally banned weapons during its deadly November 2004 offensive in the city of Fallujah.
Advisers Warned Bush of Torture as a War Crime
In January, 2002, when US President George W. Bush suspended the Geneva Convention’s application to his troops, legal counsel from the State Department urged White House counsel to alert the president that he could eventually be prosecuted for “war crimes.”
