Hundreds of Israelis marched in Tel Aviv on Saturday to protest against a possible unilateral Israeli military strike on Iran, as more Israeli citizens begin to reach out to Iranians. The protest sprung up independently after a Facebook campaign by Israelis aimed at...
Serbian President Boris Tadic said Saturday the 1999 NATO bombing campaign that stopped his country's offensive on Kosovo 13 years ago was a crime, and he paid tribute to the hundreds of Serbs the alliance killed. "That was a crime against our country and our people,...
Syrian troops shelled insurgent areas in central and northern Syria on Saturday, as the special envoy to Syria Kofi Annan met with Russian leaders in Moscow to develop a plan to end the bloodshed in Syria. Syrian activists claimed at least 38 people, including 15...
Clinton Waives Democracy Clause, Egypt Aid to Resume | State Dept: Decision to maintain ‘strategic partnership’ with Egypt
PKK: An Excuse for Turkish Invasion of Syria? | PKK’s sudden support for Assad changes the equation
Despite Claims, No Sign French Attacker Had al-Qaeda Ties | Before being killed, Merah insisted he trained with al-Qaeda
Obama Blames Iran for High Gas Prices | Says ‘uncertainty’ adding $20 to $30 to oil prices
Syrian Rebels ‘Running Out of Ammo’ Again | FSA expresses annoyance at lack of international arms
Granger Unblocks US Aid to Palestinians | Ros-Lehtinen expected to block it now
The leader of the military coup in Mali said Friday that the president and other top government officials have been arrested and will soon be handed to the courts for trial, but refused to reveal their whereabouts. "These people are safe and sound. We will not touch a...
