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US Denies Plans to Scrap Massive Iraqi Police Training Program

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

US Denies Plans to Scrap Massive Iraqi Police Training Program | Multi-billion dollar program a disaster, officials note

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At Least 42 Killed in Army Offensive in Southern Yemen

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

At Least 42 Killed in Army Offensive in Southern Yemen | Obama aide in Sanaa to assure deeper US involvement

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Israeli High Court Slams Govt. ‘Zigzagging’ on Settlements

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

Israeli High Court Slams Govt ‘Zigzagging’ on Settlements | New settlement’s access road illegally built on Palestinian’s land

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Reports: Israeli Officials Agree on Deal to End Hunger Strikes

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

Reports: Israeli Officials Agree on Deal to End Hunger Strikes | Deal would improve prison conditions, allow family visits

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Saudi Arabia, Bahrain Poised to Announce ‘Union’

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain Poised to Announce ‘Union’ | Deal would give Saudis control over economy, security and foreign affairs

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Panetta, Barak to Announce More US Military Aid to Israel

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

Panetta, Barak to Announce More US Military Aid to Israel | ‘Special package’ of $680 million to be announced in DC

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Top Afghan Negotiator Slain in Kabul Attack

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

Top Afghan Negotiator Slain in Kabul Attack | Taliban denies responsibility for assassination

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AP Finds Someone to Draw ‘Evidence’ Against Iran

by Jason Ditz | May 13, 2012

AP Finds Someone to Draw ‘Evidence’ Against Iran | Crude drawing ‘proves’ something, officials say

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US Commander in Talks With Pakistani Army Chief to Reopen Supply Routes

by John Glaser | May 12, 2012

The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan met with Pakistan's army chief Saturday in talks suspected of being aimed at reopening NATO supply routes to Afghanistan through Pakistan which have been totally closed after U.S. warplanes accidentally bombed a Pakistani outpost...

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China Denies Preparations for War in Philippines Dispute

by John Glaser | May 12, 2012

China has denied reports its military is preparing for war amid tensions with the Philippines over a disputed territory in the South China Sea. "Reports that the Guangzhou military region, the South China Sea fleet and other units have entered a state of war...

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