Pakistani Taliban in Peace Talks With Islamabad A deal - probably similar to previous nonaggression pacts - is within reach, according to the deputy chief of the Pakistani Taliban
50,000 Protest Election Fraud in Moscow Tens of thousands of people in more than 15 cities across Russia rally against Vladimir Putin and his United Party
Pakistanis Set Abandoned NATO Supply Trucks Ablaze At least 23 NATO supply trucks were fired upon and set ablaze after Islamabad closed its borders to Afghan war supply routes
US Officials Confirm Iran in Possession of US Drone Iran claims it will use the retrieved drone for intelligence purposes and to reverse engineer the high-tech craft
Fears of US-Israeli Attack Rise in Iran Constant threats of attack and recent revelations about covert activity have terrified Iranian citizens
Karzai Says Kabul Bombing Planned in Pakistan Afghan President Hamid Karzai pledged to seek answers from Pakistan
Gingrich to Ask John Bolton to be Secretary of State, If Nominated Gingrich's announcement may have violated federal law, which prohibits a candidate from such pledges prior to nomination
Downed US Drone in Iran Reveals Broader Covert War President Barack Obama promised that "No options off the table means I'm considering all options."
UN Imposes New Sanctions on Eritrea Eritrea reacted with anger at the "U.S.-instigated sanctions," warning of heightened regional tensions
U.S. in Talks to Rebuild Libyan Army Libya's interim government is in talks with U.S. military over a deal to train and equip a Libyan army, in a model familiar to the region
