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The most senior US military officer in the run-up to the Iraq war talks to Al Jazeera.
The Pentagon has moved forcefully to block the release of new video evidence of prisoner abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, arguing i

US forces have captured a key aide of Iraq's al-Qaida leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, top US General Richard Myers says.

Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff General Richard Myers has slammed as absolutely irresponsible an Amnesty International report describing the Guantanamo deten
Foreign troops in Iraq will probably start pulling out in large numbers by the middle of next year, Iraq's national security adviser has said.
The pace of armed attacks in Iraq has not slowed, remaining at about 400 a week - similar to the rate a year ago - despite elections in January, the top US general has said.
US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has defended a proposed upgrade of the Guantanamo Bay detention centre, saying it was aimed at meeting Geneva Convention standards.

The Bush administration is still packing scientific advisory panels with ideologues and is imposing strict controls on researchers who want to share ideas, say scientists.

US President George Bush's chief military adviser General Richard Myers has said he is unable to provide a date for the withdrawal of occupation forces from

The US military has reinforced surveillance of the Afghan border as Pakistani troops fight pitched battles with suspected al-Qaida fighters in an ungoverned tribal area on the other side of the rugged frontier, senior US officials have said.

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