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Tuesday 16 November 2004 (03 Shawwal 1425)

Fallujah: Murder Made Respectable

Iraq is under martial law, complete with curfews and press restrictions. A report in the prestigious Lancet says 100,000 Iraqi civilians have been killed since the start of the invasion. Unemployment... Full Story


Can Barghouti Be the Palestinian Mandela?

With Marwan Barghouti allowing himself to be nominated as a candidate in the Palestinian elections slated for Jan. 9, 2005, Israel and the US are placed in a politically interesting position. Keen... Full Story


Editorial: Culture of Secrecy

As if there were not enough mysteries surrounding Yasser Arafat, a new row has just broken over where he was born. The French authorities, refusing to mention the cause of Arafat’s death on his death... Full Story




Honest Accounting of Arafat’s Fortune a Must

PARIS, 16 November 2004 — The French government dispatched an honor guard last Thursday to escort Yasser Arafat’s earthly remains from French soil to a plane bound for the Middle East. But if France... Full Story


The Shrinking Common Ground

LONDON, 16 November 2004 — When Pakistan President Gen. Musharraf warned that a new Iron Curtain could fall between the Muslim world and the West, he was voicing what must be a very general foreboding... Full Story


Jindal Lends a ‘Brown’ Flavor to American Democracy

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, 16 November 2004 — When former US President George Herbert Walker Bush talks about “brown” people, he means Mexicans. He calls his “half-Mexican” grandchildren “the little brown... Full Story


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