1. Obama Nobel Says War is Peace
(Newsletter)

...r 2009 US senators have been trying to allay fears in Pakistan over conditions attached to $7.5bn worth of non-military aid it has promised for the next five years. CONTINUE... ...

2. Forget Change
(Newsletter)

...h American anti-drug operations. The move has heightened tensions between Colombia, the largest recipient of US military aid in the Americas, and its neighbors, particularly Venezuela and Ecuador. Ven...

3. HR 2749: A Stealth Agribusiness Empowering Act
(Newsletter)

...Needs To Heed Arias On Latin Issues Political Views By Sherwood Ross    Friday, 10 July 2009 Stop Military Aid To RegionOscar Arias, the president of Costa Rica and the man who will serv...

4. The Power of Nightmares by Adam Curtis
(Newsletter)

...; Friday, 01 May 2009 Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, has urged congress to quickly approve increased military aid for Pakistan and funding for wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan. CONTINUE... ...

5. Cuba’s 50th Anniversary of Freedom
(Newsletter)

...mbing in Gaza: “The attack had nothing to do with anger and hatred arising from the unconditional financial and military aid that the U.S. government has furnished the Israeli regime. Instead, the att...

6. The Big Lie. Falsity of Zionist
(Newsletter)

...apanese space laboratory to be attached to the international space station. CONTINUE... US to offer Poland military aid Top_news By Agencies    Monday, 10 March 2008 George Bush, th...

7. The Cost of War
(Newsletter)

...ch 2007 Pakistani legislators have threatened to halt counterterrorism cooperation with Washington if American military aid is made conditional on Islamabad's commitment to fighting the Taliban and a...

8. Honduran Accord Solidifies Coup D'Etat Rule
(Opinions/op-ed)

...ose.  Zelaya was the latest, confirmed by the Obama administration's refusal to cut diplomatic ties, halt military aid, impose sanctions as US law requires, or call the ouster a coup. Announced...

9. US seeks to calm Pakistan aid fears
(News/Global)

US senators have been trying to allay fears in Pakistan over conditions attached to $7.5bn worth of non-military aid it has promised for the next five years.Legislators in Washington made it clear on

10. Pakistan debates US aid bill
(News/Global)

...to address Washington's concerns that Pakistan's military may support armed groups, the bill stipulates that US military aid will cease if Pakistan does not help fight "terrorists", includin...