Torture is Systemic in Afghan Prisons, UN Report Finds
No prosecutions for torturers have yet been initiated and the likelihood that US officials will be held accountable is remote
Israeli Officials Condemn Yom Kippur Attacks on Christian, Muslim Graves
Police Vow Action Following More 'Price Tag' Attacks
Fighting in Sirte Reaches City’s Center
Loyalists Continue to Oppose Rebel Troops
General: Britain Won’t Leave Afghanistan in 2015
Vows 'Long-Term Commitment' After December 2014
Saleh Aims to Remain in Power Until Next Year
'We're Used to This Type of Thing,' Opposition Notes
Syrian FM Warns Nations Not to Recognize Opposition Council
Threatens 'Strict Measures' Against Nations That Have Ties With Them
Israeli Military Warns Against Budget Cuts
Cautions Move May Ground Planes, Slow Missile Defense
At Least 23 Killed as Egyptian Troops Attack Protesting Christians
Junta Demands Christians 'Show Restraint' While Urging Citizens to Attack Them
So-Called Changes in Afghan War Strategy Denote More of the Same
A shift from country-wide military occupation to targeted special ops strategy could justify another decade of war in Afghanistan
Syrian Forces Open Fire on Civilians at a Funeral-Turned-Protest
The killing of a prominent Kurdish activist and the brutality of security forces against the Kurds in the north is provoking renewed anti-Assad outrage
NATO: 25 Insurgents Killed in Response to Coordinated Attack on US Bases
The large-scale assault against occupation forces is a sign of a still strong insurgency
Saleh Claims He is Ready to Step Down, Again
Previous broken promises and renewed US support for the dictatorship show that Saleh's words are just words
