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Special Reports

Like Pakistan, the US too now a failed State

Tahir Mustafa

Muharram 15, 14312010-01-01

Politically the US has become too weak to be able to advance its interests through diplomacy so it relies on terrorism and military aggression...

Editorials

Intensification of war on Muslims in the US

Editor

Dhu al-Hijjah 14, 14302009-12-01

The US has intensified its war on Muslim citizens. This was clearly expected because its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are not going well. In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, one could understand that US policy would be driven by fear...

Opinion

The US cannot do a damn thing

Our Own Correspondent

Dhu al-Hijjah 14, 14302009-12-01

Let us get something straight after knocking out all the middlemen: Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is US president Barack Obama’s boss. A person incapable of seeing this basic point will never be able to understand the off-again, on-again...

Opinion

Death of the unipolar world

Zafar Bangash

Dhu al-Hijjah 14, 14302009-12-01

This, however, is a superficial look at global reality. After all, the Soviet Union was also a superpower armed with nuclear weapons and had the largest air force in the world when it invaded Afghanistan on December 27, 1979...

Editorials

Torture as US state policy

Editor

Ramadan 11, 14302009-09-01

Since the election of Barack Obama as President, US rhetoric about war on terror has been toned down but the policies instituted by his discredited predecessor continue...

News & Analysis

Bagram torture camp a gift of 9/11

Tahir Mustafa

Dhu al-Hijjah 14, 14302009-09-01

Last month, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) demanded that President Barack Obama’s administration release information on 600 detainees held at Bagram...

Special Reports

Oil fuels new US interest in West Africa

M.A. Shaikh

Ramadan 11, 14302009-09-01

Special Reports

US government struggling to explain emerging details of its knowledge of 911 attacks

Zafar Bangash

Ramadan 11, 14302009-09-01

Questions about the US’s knowledge of the attacks of September 11 were raised even before the dust had settled in New York. Now details are emerging. Officials in the Bush administration are struggling to explain embarrassing revelations...

Special Reports

The enduring enigma of Osama bin Laden

Zia Sarhadi

Ramadan 11, 14302009-09-01

In the early eighties, Peshawar was the hub of activity for anti-Soviet fighters.

Special Reports

Irrelevance of nuclear weapons

Yusuf Abdullah

Sha'ban 10, 14302009-08-01

The NPT was opened for signatures in 1968. Initially, the US, Soviet Union, Britain and 59 other countries signed the treaty...

Editor's Desk

US, Zionist threats against Iran escalate

Zafar Bangash

Sha'ban 10, 14302009-08-01

Both the US and its Zionist protege have increased the intensity of their rhetorical attacks against Islamic Iran. Last month, nuclear-armed Israeli submarines sailed through the Suez Canal, followed ten days later by Israeli warships crossing it into the Red Sea...

Editorials

US Afghan war spreads East and West

Crescent International

Jumada' al-Akhirah 08, 14302009-06-01

It was bound to happen; in fact, the US wants it this way. Its gross failures in Afghanistan are not only blamed on others, the war is also deliberately being spread to Pakistan and the Central Asian republics with frightening consequences. The expan

News & Analysis

US, Biden try to strong-arm Lebanese elections

Mustafa Dhia Allah

Jumada' al-Akhirah 08, 14302009-06-01

Tiny Lebanon (population, 4 million) seems to be getting far too much attention from the US on the eve of parliamentary elections scheduled for June 7. There is palpable panic in Washington at the prospects of the Hizbullah

World

Continuing horrors inside Guantanamo Bay

Tahir Abdullah

Jumada' al-Ula' 06, 14302009-05-01

One of the first acts of Barack Obama as president of the United States was to order a review of all Guantanamo Bay detainees. He also announced that the notorious detention camp will be closed in a year. That, however, has not deterred guards at the prison from abusing detainees, as Mohammad al-Gharani revealed in a telephone interview posted on Al-Jazeeratelevision website on April 14.

World

Of torture and torture memos in the US

Waseem Shehzad

Jumada' al-Ula' 06, 14302009-05-01

Like the chicken and egg question, what came first: the torturers or torture memos? Despite the mounting evidence, for years, officials in the Bush administration brazenly maintained: “TheUnited States does not do torture.” This was not stated merely by low level officials. Starting from former US President George Bush down, everyone had memorized this mantra about torture.

Main Stories

Obama seeks ‘US-friendly’ Taliban in Afghanistan

Zia Sarhadi

Rabi' al-Thani 05, 14302009-04-01

This year’s spring has arrived with the Americans singing a new tune about Afghanistan: the Taliban cannot be defeated militarily. While this was obvious for quite some time to most observers familiar with the Afghan scene, the Americans being slow learners needed extra time to grasp this reality. From US PresidentBarack Obama down, most Americans are now singing from the same page.

Editorials

US prints dollars to ride crisis

Editor

Rabi' al-Thani 05, 14302009-04-01

Every day brings more bad news about the state of the US economy, and indeed that of much of the rest of the world. Not only is America’s economy the largest in the world, its currency—the dollar—is also the global reserve currency with 63 percent of the world’s central bank reserves held in dollars.

Guest Editorial

Islamic Iran’s technological progress, not Zionist Israel’s, arouses US, Saudi wrath

Abu Dharr

Rabi' al-Thani 05, 14302009-04-01

If it were another government it would have caved in by now, but the heavenward Islamic government in the world has survived. The Islamic Republic of Iran, whatever one’s view of it, has weathered political pandemonium, economic earthquakes, and media twisters the likes of which we have not witnessed. This is a government and leadership with a people and population extending beyond its geographical frontiers.

World

Library to be named after Bush?

Our Own Correspondent

Rabi' al-Thani 05, 14302009-04-01

Guest Editorial

In trying to save Zionist Israel, the US gets stuck in the Iraq-Afghan quagmire

Abu Dharr

Rabi' al-Awwal 04, 14302009-03-01

The Obama administration is off to a sluggish start in foreign policy. The strategic toxins that have been lodged in the organs and tissues of the American body politic throughout the previous decades of successive administrations are pathological and substantial. When it comes to dealing with the Islamic movement and State, American politics are downright malignant and cancerous.

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