Summary Of War News Links This Week -- June 2 - 8, 2008

The Guantanamo trials are raising more questions on how to proceed. More on the disorder in this court, more from MSNBC.

Pakistan authorities foil terror plot near capital.

This is why a military organization must have a leadership structure. Search for the Taliban on the Afghanistan/Pakistan border.

Famine is creeping back into Ethiopia, while the U.N. Food Conference ends in predictable failure. Latin countries respond negatively to the Rome conference.

Israel and Hamas are shooting at each other again.

While Russian President Dmitry Medvedev calls for a European peace treaty, a lot of his colleagues are benefiting back home.

Shiite militia leaders are starting to surrender in Iraq. Iran and Turkey are bombing Kurdish bases in the north. Meanwhile, discussions are reaching a stage in which the U.S. is now playing hardball on what will their role be in a future Iraq. Plans to withdraw more U.S. troops are still proceeding. Update:U.S. ambassador: No permanent Iraq bases. Iraq's PM assures Iran that his country will not be used as a base against them.

'Unavoidable' attack on Iran looms, says Israeli minister. The US is targeting al Qaeda operatives with links to Iran, Pakistan.

China and Taiwan are now laying the groundwork for future talks.

Nuclear fallout at the Air Force continues. More from Newsweek.