By Said Arikat

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US axes annual terrorism report

The United States Department of State has decided to stop publishing the Annual Report on International Terrorism.

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Analysis: Indictment of Hamas members in US marks legal change

Analysis: Indictment of Hamas members in US marks legal change

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Mysterious deaths worsen torture scandal

The Abu Ghraib prison scandal seems to be growing out of control, causing conflicting recriminations on responsibility. New allegations suggest that General Ricardo Sanchez, US top commander in Iraq was present at Abu Ghraibwhile torture was going on.

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Analysis: Just how far the mighty Chalabi has fallen

A day after raiding Ahmad Chalabi's compound, Senior US officials claimed Friday that they have evidence "Chalabi has been passing highly-classified US intelligence to Iran."

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Rice: It is up to Iraqis to defend their democracy

Washington US President George W. Bush's National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice has made it clear that she too stands firmly behind embattled Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld.

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Armitage seeks to calm Palestinians

Armitage seeks to calm Palestinians

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Gloomy internal memo predicts failure in Iraq

Gloomy internal memo predicts failure in Iraq

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As long as there are nations, there's a need for diplomacy

Before coming here, I attended what in essence was an anti-DOS festival with Richard Perle and David Frum.

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