Al-Qaeda Held Aleppo Districts Ready for ‘Months of Siege’
Rebels Stockpiled Supplies Ahead of Losing Key Road
Defense Secretary: Expanded US Powers in Afghanistan Allow Action Against Taliban
Gen. Nicholson: New US Authority Used 'Almost Daily'
Israeli Border Police Deliberately Provoking Palestinians in East Jerusalem
Internal Reports Label Several Incidents 'Initiated Friction Activity'
Senate Report: State Dept. Resources Used Against Netanyahu in 2015 Israel Vote
Though they insist no laws were actually broken, a new report from the Senate Permanent...
Legal Blow for China as Tribunal Rejects South China Sea Claims
International Court Insists China Has No Historic Claims to Sea
Sporadic Gunfire Reported, But South Sudan Ceasefire Mostly Holding
Juba Airport Reopened, Though Commercial Flights Still Suspended
Israel Passes New NGO Bill to Clamp Down on Human Rights Groups
Opposition Leader: NGO Law Sign of 'Budding Fascism' in Israel
If ISIS Loses Libyan City, Western-Backed Govt May Lose Too
Officials Fret as Misrata Militia Makes Inroads in Sirte
Sudden US Concerns About Syrian al-Qaeda Could Lead to Russia Partnership
US Had Been Pressuring Russia Not to Attack al-Qaeda
UN’s Huge South Sudan Mission Stands Useless as Violence Escalates
Ban Lashes South Sudanese Leaders, Demands Sanctions
Surging South Sudan Violence Could Quickly Escalate Into Full-Scale War
President, VP Order Forces to Stop Fighting, to Little Effect
Report: Israel Has Launched Several Drone Strikes Against Sinai in Recent Years
Secret Strikes Done With 'Blessing' of Egypt's Junta
After Losing Supply Route, al-Qaeda Attacks Govt-Held Districts in Aleppo
Syrian Airstrikes Keep al-Qaeda Forces From Making Serious Gains
Cameron to Resign Wednesday, Theresa May Is Britain’s Next PM
May Has Urged Withdrawal From European Convention on Human Rights
Israel Moving to Legalize 14 Settler Outposts in West Bank
Peace Now Reports Israel to 'Retroactively' Legalize 314 Homes
