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Phantom insurgents pay a deadly price for Iraq's 'liberation'
19 Aralık 2003

19 December 2003The Independent 

9/11 Chair: Attack Was Preventable
19 Aralık 2003

Published on Thursday, December 18, 2003 by CBS News

Saddam's Capture Bodes Ill for Bush's Re-election
19 Aralık 2003

Common Dreams  / Published on Thursday, December 18, 2003 by the International Herald Tribune

Secularism gone mad
18 Aralık 2003
December 18, 2003The Guardian

A 13-year-old girl is an exemplary pupil in every way; she listens carefully to her teachers, does her homework and is a cheerful member of the class.

Another bomb creates its obscene theatre in Baghdad
18 Aralık 2003
18 December 2003The Independent The thump of air pressure on the window wakes me up, a blast of sound that gently shakes the walls; the sound of 17 lives disappearing.
It's not hard for an Iraqi to become schizophrenic...
18 Aralık 2003

It's not hard for an Iraqi to become schizophrenic... it's a national disease

'The Ambiguities of Free Trade'
18 Aralık 2003
Fernand Braudel Center, Binghamton University http://fbc.binghamton.edu/commentr.htmCommentary No. 127, Dec.
Saddam on Parade
18 Aralık 2003
17 December 2003Znet 

My first reaction to the capture of Saddam Hussein was both anger and disgust. Anger with the old dictator who could not even die honourably.

Insurgents or protesters?
17 Aralık 2003
Insurgents or protesters?
This dictator will continue to haunt Iraq
17 Aralık 2003

16 December 2003The Independent

Luncheon-meat, poetry and skin cream...
16 Aralık 2003

Luncheon-meat, poetry and skin cream: the cold comforts of Saddam's last hiding place

16 December 2003The Independent 

A weapon with wings
16 Aralık 2003
December 16, 2003The Guardian

They will probably be commemorating the wrong people in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, tomorrow.

Sacred Rage
16 Aralık 2003

26 November, 2003Baruch Kimmerling

Got Saddam But Not Much Else
16 Aralık 2003
Maria Tomchick December 15, 2003

Saddam is in custody, but the war's not over yet. The U.S. faces several important hurdles in the bringing the war to an end and extricating U.S. troops from a seemingly endless fracas.

A Saddam Chronology
16 Aralık 2003
Stephen R. Shalom December 15, 2003  Saddam Hussein is one of the world's great monsters. Nothing would be more welcome than to have him put on trial, a trial which could offer Iraqis and the world an honest accounting of his many crimes.
We Never Had WMD, Former President Tells Interrogators
15 Aralık 2003

Common Dreams / Published on Monday, December 15, 2003 by the lndependent/UK Ch

Future Uncertain as Saddam Unearthed
15 Aralık 2003

Common Dreams / Published on Sunday, December 14, 2003 by Inter Press Service

'The tyrant is now a prisoner'
15 Aralık 2003

15 December 2003The Independent

Saddam's capture will not stop the relentless killings from insurgents
15 Aralık 2003

15 December 2003The Independent

EU aims to secure better world
12 Aralık 2003

Ian Black

European Union leaders are facing an almighty bust-up over the new constitution at their Brussels summit but whatever else happens they will agree on an important document that spells out their view of the world and its ills.