Afghan hostility towards Western troops is on the rise and exploding into angry protests with increasing frequency. Last week in Khogyani, in the eastern province of Nangarhar, hundreds of people marched in the streets crying “Death to America” after a missile launched from an Apache helicopter destroyed a house killing two civilians — a little boy and his father. 33 civilians were killed on June 10 in an air raid on the village of Ebrahim Kariz, in the province of Paktika

Give me gasoline, with the price of gas doubled, Americans head to Mexico to fill up

Jordan restores more than two thousand stolen artifacts to Iraq

Bush's former evangelical biographer writes a book about the Obama's faith

An anthem, a Constitution, and embassies overseas. But Belgrade objects

A report of the human rights group Repriev accuses Italy of having participated in interrogations in the prison of horrors: “Depositions released by detainees of Guantanamo living in Italy indicate that groups of Italian agents went to Guantanamo to interrogate prisoners on at least three different occasions. These visits took place in the first three months of activity in the prison, that is, when torture and cruel treatment—inhuman and degrading—were the order of the day.”

With the price of fuel having almost doubled in less than a year and a half, the electoral battle between Barack Obama and John McCain couldn’t begin with any other subject than oil. The first Afro-American candidate for the White House immediately played a card that American politicians usually prefer to avoid but could pay off with petrol currently costing four dollars a gallon, when he announced his idea to introduce a tax on oil company profits, which are at a record level thanks to hikes in the price of petrol in recent months

Interview to the former kosovar Prime Minister

It was particularly difficult this year to find out when and where the annual conclave of world powerbrokers, the Bilderberg Group, would take place. Finally, it was certain that the highly secret meeting of western political-military elites took place from June 5 – 8 in Chantilly, Virginia, near Washington, in a luxury hotel immersed in nature, the Westfield’s Marriott.

Dana is 21 and is a good, determined sprinter who works very hard in training every day. She has collected a dozen medals in national and international competitions, and is close to achieving every athlete’s dream of going to the Olympics. But for her, the only female Iraqi going to the Games, it represents something even more important

Truckers Strike in Bolivia, a challenge to Morales

After battling the Zaide militias, Yemen's government takes on al-Qaeda

A Patagonian community regains an ancestral territory occupied by private individuals

Record of suicides in US and Russian armed forces

Afghan Death Squads in the Service of Occupation Troops