PNAC: Please Contact the Billing/Support Department
By Alexander Zaitchik
The website of the Project for the New American Century went offline last month, spurring conspiratorial rumors regarding the once-prominent neoconservative group, which had been a vocal proponent of regime change in Iraq before and after 9/11 and had displayed a knack for coalition-building across the political spectrum. Though its former executive director says the dead website is due to a forgetful accountant, PNAC’s loss of support reaches beyond the technical. Read full story.
Project for the New American Century
Once regarded as the foremost purveyor of neoconservative thinking on foreign affairs, PNAC’s website disappeared in May, perhaps marking the group’s final demise. SEE ALSO: PNAC Participants
- A Complete List of PNAC Signatories and Contributing Writers (1997-2005)
- PNAC Contributors and Signatories from the Reagan Administration
- PNAC Contributors and Signatories from the George H.W. Bush Administration
- PNAC Contributors and Signatories from the Clinton Administration
- PNAC Contributors and Signatories from the George W. Bush Administration
A League of What?
By Ali Gharib (Inter Press Service)
Supported by advisors to both U.S. presidential candidates, a “League of Democracies” would prove just as messy and frustrating as other multilateral decision-making bodies, according to some observers. Read full story.
Two-State Solution Too Far Away
By Khody Akhavi (Inter Press Service)
Bush’s vision for peace in the Middle East appears far out of reach as the president’s last term comes to a close. Read full story.
“We Will Attack It”
By Peter Hirschberg (Inter Press Service)
Israel’s transportation minister sparks anger in Israel over his threat to Iran’s nuclear program. Read full story.