International

                
  • Iran undergoes silent coup detat

    Iran undergoes silent coup detat

    February 27, 2004

    In the wake of the wholesale disqualification of 2,500 pro-reform candidates, the Feb. 20 parliamentary elections in Iran yielded predictable results: conservative forces gained the control of the Majlis, or national parliament. The barring of the...

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  • World Court holds hearings on Israeli wall

    World Court holds hearings on Israeli wall

    February 27, 2004

    Opening the oral hearings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the legal consequences of the Israeli government’s separation wall, Palestinian UN representative Nasser Kidwa said that the wall will render a two-state solution to...

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  • UN steps up role as Iraqis push for power

    UN steps up role as Iraqis push for power

    February 27, 2004 By Susan Webb

    United Nations election experts recently returned from Iraq told the UN Security Council this week a transfer of political power to an Iraqi government must happen by June 30, the previously agreed-upon deadline.

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  • The struggle to end the occupation of Iraq

    The struggle to end the occupation of Iraq

    February 20, 2004

    Opinion Progressive forces in Iraq, among which the Iraqi Communist Party (ICP) plays a key role, suffered immense losses in dead and imprisoned under the right-wing Saddam Hussein dictatorship. Yet they always opposed any outside intervention...

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  • Momentum builds for March 20 peace rallies

    Momentum builds for March 20 peace rallies

    February 20, 2004

    NEW YORK – Preparations are well under way for another major display of antiwar sentiment here on March 20, the one-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq. “People are responding to this because...

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