US Military, Spy Drones Flying Over Syria | Officials say overt violation of Syrian airspace not a prelude to war
US Military, Spy Drones Flying Over Syria
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31 Killed as Pakistani Taliban Attack Shi’ite Mosque
31 Killed as Pakistani Taliban Attack Shi’ite Mosque | Attack in Kurram sparks angry protests among Shi’ites
FBI Arrests DC Muslim After Another Phony ‘Terror Plot’
FBI Arrests DC Muslim After Another Phony ‘Terror Plot’ | Agents pretended to be al-Qaeda, made fake suicide vest
IRI: Prison a Possibility for US ‘Activists’ in Egypt
IRI: Prison a Possibility for US ‘Activists’ in Egypt | Muslim Brotherhood backing junta in growing dispute
Afghan Defense Ministry Ultimatum Could Spell Mass Exodus From Military
Afghan Defense Ministry Ultimatum Could Spell Mass Exodus From Military | Demand soldiers move every single relative into Afghanistan
Local al-Qaeda Leader’s Killing Sparks Yemen Tribal Battle
Local al-Qaeda Leader’s Killing Sparks Yemen Tribal Battle | 17 killed after assassination of ’emir’
Karzai Meets with Iran, Pakistan After Being Excluded from Taliban Talks
The Taliban have contradicted a claim Thursday by Afghan President Hamid Karzai that it was taking part in secret negotiations with the Afghan government. While the Taliban have been engaged in talks with U.S. officials, they rejected talking with Karzai's government,...
Iraqi Govt Panel: VP Ran ‘Death Squads’ for Years
Iraqi Govt Panel: VP Ran ‘Death Squads’ for Years | ‘At least 150’ cases of attacks by VP or employees
Israeli Officials Blame Iran for Recent Bombings, Despite Lack of Evidence
Israeli officials continued to blame Iran for a series of botched bombings in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, despite denials from Iran of any involvement. Three individuals carrying Iranian passports in Bangkok accidentally blew the roof off of their rented home and...
One Year Later: Post ‘Revolution’ Libya Bears Little Resemblance to Benghazi Protesters’ Calls
One Year Later: Post ‘Revolution’ Libya Bears Little Resemblance to Benghazi Protesters’ Calls | Hopes for reform, respect for human rights a distant memory
