Afghan Attorney General Fired for Attending Taliban Peace Talks
MPs Confirm Firing, But AG's Office Denies It
Prosecution Demands Manning Get 60 Years to Intimidate Others
Insists Manning 'Betrayed' the Country
Influx of Refugees Into Iraqi Kurdistan Makes Intervention More Likely
Kurdish President Already Promised to Protect Syrian Kurds
Saudi Arabia Will Cover Any Western Aid Cuts to Egypt Junta
EU to Hold Emergency Session on Suspending Aid
Britain, US Face Angry Backlash Over Miranda Detention
MPs, Watchdogs Demand Explanation for Bizarre Detention
Iran’s Civilian Use of Uranium Frustrates Hawks
Diplomats: Iran May Be Stepping Up Civilian Use
Sinai Militants Ambush, Execute 25 Police
Killings Were Backlash Against Junta's Crackdown
Stuxnet Leaks Came Straight From White House, Documents Show
Donilon, Other Officials Gave Pro-Obama Author Unprecedented Access
Egypt Junta Poised to Release Mubarak
Release Sets Stage for Even Bigger Protests
Egypt’s Junta an Economic as Well as Military Power
Command Economy Has Left Military in Control of Many Industries
Israel to Lobby US, Europe to Keep Backing Egypt Junta
Insists 'Stability' Trumps Human Rights
US Aid to Egypt Is About Keeping Suez Canal Open to Warships
Canal Is Key to Regional Interventions, Analysts Say
Egypt’s Christians Made Scapegoats for Coup
Once Friendly, Christian-Muslim Relations Divided in Parts of Egypt
Senators Join Growing Call to Cut US Aid to Egypt
Massacres Convince Many That Aid Simply Can't Be Sustained
Outrage at Violations Adds Fuel to NSA Opposition
Amash Seeks New Vote on Ending Surveillance
