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The consequences of September 11th remain visible on several fronts

The al Qaeda phenomenon is best seen as an association of like-minded groups operating in many countries with some loose coordination, with more centralized training, financing, and technical expertise available when required.

All of the political signals coming out of Washington indicate a conflict within the next three months, and there are numerous indications that the final phase of the build-up of military forces is imminent.

If America wants rest of the world to go with her, the American administration will have to stop considering itself the ultimate arbiter of good and evil.

By the December 8 deadline for reporting on its weapons of mass destruction, the Iraqi government makes an extensive declaration of activities and materials that might be used to make such weapons but also might have other purposes.

With congressional support safely tucked away, it is now just a matter of time before the Bush administration invades Iraq.

Nonmilitary optiosn fro dealing with Iraq

The United Nations Security Council’s unanimous passage of an historic resolution gives UN weapons inspectors “unimpeded, unconditional, and unrestricted access” to anyone and anywhere in Iraq that their search for weapons of mass destruction (WMD) might

As Washington prepares for war in Iraq, officials are trying to reassure Afghanistan that it will not be lost in the shuffle

With all this talk of freedom, it is important to ask the question, how are Afghan women enduring American-style freedom?