As Surge Ends, ‘Stalemate’ in Afghanistan Predicted 'A decisive end seems nowhere in sight,' reports The Associated Press
British Court Considers Inquiry into UK Involvement in CIA Drone War Noor Khan's father was killed in a CIA drone strike in Pakistan along with 40 other people last year
UN to Establish Ongoing Investigations into Obama’s Drone War Citing reports of follow-up strikes and targeting of funerals, the UN investigator said war crimes may have been committed
WikiLeaks to Release Over 100 Secret Documents on Detention Policies WikiLeaks will publish documents from the Department of Defense on detainee policies over the past decade
Iran Considers Tougher Line After Combative US Approach The US and Europe 'have stubbornly refused to seek a negotiated solution with Iran,' according to experts in Foreign Affairs
US Drones Kill Up To 3 in Pakistan, ‘Not Clear’ Whether They Had ‘Any Link to Militancy’ Pakistani officials gave conflicting accounts of how many were killed, or whether they were men or women
Top Obama Adviser: Awlaki’s 16-Year-Old Son Should Have Had a More Responsible Father If He Wanted Us Not to Kill Him Robert Gibbs said if US citizen Abdulrahman al-Awlaki didn't want to be killed he "should have a far more responsible father"
Third-Party Presidential Debate Talks Foreign Policy All candidates condemned military interventionism, wars of choice, and drones
Army Hires Private Firm to Give Public Relations Push for Faulty Anti-IED Device Soldiers in Afghanistan have criticized the device for not working properly, and the Army may have insisted on keeping them for profits
Poll: Majority of Israeli Jews Would Support Apartheid Regime in Israel About a third of the Jewish public - and 70 percent of the orthodox community - would support barring Israeli Arabs from voting
