After diplomatic pressure from Washington, the Pakistani government has agreed to reopen NATO supply routes into Afghanistan, so long as the U.S. pays $1,800 for each truck carrying supplies. The deal struck with Pakistan will cost the U.S. an extra $365 million...
Survivors Detail Kandahar Massacre | Wounded still wait on US to follow through on promised medical aid
Court Rejects Obama Arguments, Enjoins NDAA Detentions | Dissidents have reasonable fear of military detention
President Obama signed an Executive Order on Wednesday threatening to exert economic sanctions against any person or group in either Yemen or the United States who the administration decides is “obstructing” implementation of the U.S.-backed political transition in...
US Helps Arms Pour into Syria as Rebels Spurn Peace Deal | ‘Non-lethal’ aid means massive influx of weapons
EU Attacks Coastal Somali Village | Officials term town a ‘pirate lair’
Battles in Northern Syria: Rebels Capture UN Monitors | Rebels: Monitors held ‘for their own protection’
Gen. Allen Expected to Leave Afghanistan Next Year | Vice Adm. Harward seen as likely replacement
Former Security Officials: Outlawing Indefinite Detention for Suspects Would ‘Reward Terrorists’ | Officials argue guaranteeing trial ‘unconstitutional’
Report: Pakistan ‘Green Lights’ Border Reopening | Military to negotiate exact terms of deal
