International Herald Tribune back issues from July 2004:
Seeking balance, Israeli court reroutes wall
Jul 01, 2004;
Stage set for Saddam to have his say in trial
Jul 01, 2004;
Powell looks at Sudan, hoping world will, too
Jul 01, 2004;
A new era for rates starts off cautiously U.S. central bank lifts benchmark to 1.25%; goal is 'soft landing'
Jul 01, 2004;
Abuzz about the draft As U.S. recalls troops, rumors surge
Jul 01, 2004;
Caution from China on march in Hong KongBeijing seeks to keep news of protest from reaching mainland
Jul 01, 2004;
From Daisy to Willie, political ads in U.S.
Jul 01, 2004;
AIDS victims found to benefit from vitamins
Jul 01, 2004;
After 7-year flight, Cassini is set to orbit Saturn
Jul 01, 2004;
Reformer makes waves in Thais' 'still water' Asia Letter
Jul 01, 2004;
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1904: Pistol And Gun Contest
Jul 01, 2004
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1929: Gas Fumes Reappear
Jul 01, 2004
IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1954: Queen's Corgis Attack
Jul 01, 2004
Inside America's secret new justice system
Jul 01, 2004;
U.S. expels 2 guards at Iran's UN mission for filming
Jul 01, 2004;
60 Serbs suspended for aiding Karadzic
Jul 01, 2004;
2 Russians convicted in Qatar killing Moscow ordered assassination of Chechen, judge says
Jul 01, 2004;
Arroyo promises millions of jobs
Jul 01, 2004;
Surge of violence in Afghanistan Bombs explode in Jalalabad; Australian journalist missing
Jul 01, 2004;
Captured Marine is described as deserter
Jul 01, 2004;
'It's a better feeling,' being in charge, an Iraqi decides
Jul 01, 2004;
Villagers feeling relieved after ruling spares farmsIsraeli wall would have hemmed houses in
Jul 01, 2004;
Kerry woos minorities with vow of school aid CAMPAIGN 2004
Jul 01, 2004;
High court blocks a Web smut law
Jul 01, 2004;
Canadian prime minister promises health overhaul
Jul 01, 2004;
Danforth brings devotion and diplomacy to UN post
Jul 01, 2004;
Bush aide says rulings on detainees not a defeat
Jul 01, 2004;
General George Patton, son of World War II warrior OBITUARY
Jul 01, 2004
Roland Pinson, ex-IHT executiveOBITUARY
Jul 01, 2004
Kerry makes his pitch to blacks and Hispanics BRIEFLY: AMERICAS: PHOENIX, Arizona
Jul 01, 2004
Missteps have Ashcroft facing the scrutiny of his own party
Jul 01, 2004;
In Germany, disquiet over the Islam taught in schools
Jul 01, 2004;
UN helicopter crashesBRIEFLY: UNITED NATIONS, New York
Jul 01, 2004
Fighting America's wars South Koreans in Iraq
Jul 01, 2004;
Haste makes failure Building nations I
Jul 01, 2004;
Voting alone does not democracy make Building nations II
Jul 01, 2004;
Stonewalling on Abu Ghraib
Jul 01, 2004
Watching the Olympics
Jul 01, 2004
What do we really not know?
Jul 01, 2004;
LETTERS TO THE EDITORPatients' rights
Jul 01, 2004
LETTERS TO THE EDITORThe U.S. and Iraq
Jul 01, 2004
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Jul 01, 2004
Perspective on rate rise, with a Dylanesque beat
Jul 01, 2004;
BRIEFLY: MANILA
Jul 01, 2004
U.S. military planning new call on reserves
Jul 01, 2004;
PEOPLE
Jul 01, 2004
Korean takes to screen with a vengeance
Jul 01, 2004;
Brooklyn bridges 'Noir' stories Media
Jul 01, 2004;
ON PARADISE DRIVEBOOKS / Nonfiction
Jul 01, 2004;
Prehistoric blades as cutting-edge find
Jul 01, 2004;
Mother's love is seen as a natural addiction
Jul 01, 2004;
Virtual relief: Taking your mind off pain
Jul 01, 2004;
Menswear trends in Milan
Jul 01, 2004;
Menswear in Milan is losing its Forza Italia
Jul 01, 2004;
Gucci: Tills will jingle, but spines don't tingle
Jul 01, 2004;
Feast for marketers: It's all about soccer
Jul 01, 2004;
Technology spawns basket of new fabrics
Jul 01, 2004;
Fed makes its move, but inflation continues to be a worry
Jul 01, 2004;
Euro Disney deal costly for its U.S. parent
Jul 01, 2004;
Japanese investors rediscovering Russian Far East
Jul 01, 2004;
Yukos's fate hangs in balance after tax ruling
Jul 01, 2004;
United offers few clues in airline labor dramas
Jul 01, 2004;
Singapore hangs on as region's stocks falter
Jul 01, 2004;
WTO director pushes farm-subsidies accord
Jul 01, 2004;
Flexing muscles on fair trade But Japanese business group blocks watchdog's path
Jul 01, 2004;