
A group of protestors hold a rally against the Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Ahmed Chalabi outside of the American Enterprise Institute where he was giving a speech on the rebuilding of Iraq in Washington on November, 9 2005. (UPI Photo/Kevin Dietsch)
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Georgia (and Israel) on My Mind
Last months five-day war in Georgia, a tiny neighbor of Russia and Turkey, rekindled memories of the beautiful American ballad, "Georgia on My Mind," which was written in 1930 and became a famous hit only in 1960 when the popular blind American singer, Ray Charles, introduced it nationwide.
The Samson Defense
At a gathering last May 26 Jimmy Carter said Israel possesses 150 Nuclear weapons. Carters revelation is the first credible public acknowledgment by a former U.S, president that Israel possesses a nuclear arsenal. Israel has never admitted having nuclear weapons, nor has any U.S. official ever deviated from that Israeli line. But while the possession of nuclear weapons by Israel is a threat to its enemies, it is also a threat to its friends and allies.
OP-ED: Thomas Houlahan
Pakistan: Choose Your Heroes Carefully
Viewpoint: The Raj Quartet on the Tigris
To those who know Paul Scotts literary autopsy of the British in India, known as the Raj Quartet and called often by the first books title The Jewel in the Crown - well, it only makes the news from Iraq more difficult to bear.
Iraq PM plans to unveil cabinet on May 20
Iraqi prime minister designate Nuri Al Maliki will submit his cabinet lineup for parliamentary approval on Saturday after months of political wrangling, a senior parliamentary official said on Wednesday.
Iraq undecided over security posts as violence persists
At least 19 people were killed in violence across Iraq on Thursday as last-minute political dealings continued on key security portfolios ahead of this weekends expected unveiling of a new cabinet.
Iraq inches toward new government amid more bloodshed
Iraqs dominant Shias on Tuesday presented a list outlining the make-up of a proposed government, bringing the formation of the long-awaited coalition a step further on another day of deadly insurgent attacks.
Iraq still without a cabinet as MPs to meet
Iraqs parliament was expected to convene on Wednesday with the countrys fractious sects nearing agreement on the shape of a long-overdue coalition cabinet against a backdrop of continued violence.
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