Honduras Deploys Army to Fight Drug Gangs Following the Mexico model, and due to increased influence from the U.S., Honduras is using the military to the drug war
NATO to Withdraw 40,000 Troops Next Year, But War is Not Over The drawdown of troops began late in 2011 and will accelerate in 2012, but officials have confirmed a continuing presence past 2014
Amid Piles of Innocent Corpses, NATO Orders Retraining Effort on How Not to Murder Six days of retraining was ordered for NATO soldiers on how to avoid civilian casualties after succession of civilian casualties
Egyptians Vote in Record Numbers The Muslim Brotherhood is expected to win major victories in the election, despite dissent from the youth protest movement
Libya Still Holding 7,000 People Without Due Process A U.N. report on Monday detailed lack of due process, torture, and other ill treatment for thousands of mostly black Africans
Vice Pres. Hadi to Run in Uncontested Election for Post-Saleh Yemen The muscling into power of Major General Hadi and the amnesty granted to Saleh are rejected by Yemeni protesters
Defense Bill Would Allow Military to Indefinitely Detain Americans The provision would give broad powers to the president and the military to detain terrorism suspects indefinitely
Kuwait Prime Minister, Cabinet Resigns Kuwait's ruler, Sheik Sabah, accepted the resignation but asked the Cabinet to remain in a caretaker role
New U.S. Military Base in Australia Unlikely to Provoke Terrorism While true, that's not the reason those who opposed this military expansion are against it
