Experts see U S in Iraq long term presence
The Associated Press reports that experts foresee a lasting U S military footprint in Iraq with potential cuts to under 100,000 troops by year end 2006. Gen Casey notes insurgencies last years, cautioning that victory is gradual and dependent on Iraqi forces and governance.
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Cartoons spark debate over freedom and values worldwide
A global controversy over Prophet Muhammad cartoons pits liberal democracy against religious reverence. The piece cites protests in Europe and the Middle East, calls for limits on free speech, and quotes analysts on Islamist radicalization and cultural clashes.
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