Peace

                
  • EU negotiator presents new proposals to Iran

    EU negotiator presents new proposals to Iran

    June 9, 2006

    Moving to break the stalemate over Iran’s nuclear program, European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana met in Tehran June 6 with top Iranian officials to present new proposals agreed on last week by the U.S.,...

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  • Nothing divine about bombs, Western Shoshone charge

    Nothing divine about bombs, Western Shoshone charge

    June 9, 2006

    A huge conventional bomb test — ironically named “Divine Strake” — has been postponed “indefinitely,” but the struggle goes on. That was the message June 3 as protesters gathered in Reno, Nev., to continue their opposition...

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  • Haditha sheds ugly light on Bush war

    Haditha sheds ugly light on Bush war

    June 9, 2006 By Susan Webb

    The massacre of Iraqi civilians, including women and children, by U.S. troops in Haditha and elsewhere is having far-reaching repercussions for Iraq and the U.S.

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  • Bush faces coalition of the dwindling

    Bush faces coalition of the dwindling

    June 2, 2006

    It’s a coalition of the dwindling. The U.S.-led multinational occupying force in Iraq is losing troops from two of its most important allies -Italy and South Korea -and up to a half dozen other members could...

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  • EDITORIAL: Honoring all the war dead

    EDITORIAL: Honoring all the war dead

    June 2, 2006

    Two grim reminders of war’s toll on innocent civilians marked Memorial Day weekend this year. In Iraq, details continued to emerge about the November 2005 tragedy at Haditha, where after a Marine was killed by a...

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