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'Mass grave of Kuwaiti PoWs found in Iraq'A mass grave of about 600 missing Kuwaiti prisoners of war has reportedly been discovered in Iraq. It is believed the prisoners were taken from Kuwait during the first Gulf War in 1991. Workers from the Iraqi National Congress say they made the grim find at an airbase in the town of Habbaniyah, north-west of Baghdad. The Congress members were exiles opposed to Saddam Hussein, but have now returned to Iraq to help restore normality to the country. INC workers say they uncovered the grave after tip-offs from locals that 600 Kuwaiti PoWs...

So in a sense, our isolation is complete: in the west and north-west lie an indifferent Iran and an angry Afghanistan; and in the east, a belligerent India is itching to settle scores. The Americans are currently engaged in Pakistan for purely their own reasons. Once they think they have controlled the threat of terrorism emanating from our part of the world, they will go their own way. Our leaders need to remember that sanctions can be imposed far more quickly than they are removed. To imagine that the Americans will jeopardize their close business interests in India for our...

<p>April 3, 2003 -- DON'T get too worried by the absurd media gloom about the war: The American people aren't listening, and neither should President Bush.</p> <p>Even if Bush were somehow inclined to bother with The New York Times, any competent political adviser will surely tell him just what I would in these circumstances: Just relax, and win this war.</p>

Mujahid leader President Saddam Husayn, may God watch over him, has addressed a letter to Saddam's heroic Fedayeen. Following is the text of the letter: In the name of God, the merciful, the compassionate. And fight them on until there is no more tumult or oppression, and there prevail justice and faith in God. [Koranic verse] To the men who carried the banner of jihad, which also carries our name. To Saddam's Fedayeen. Brothers and dear sons, led by your brother Uday, peace be upon you. The fedayeen had wished to meet the enemy to destroy it. The enemy has...