At Least 30 Killed in Protests Against Egypt Coup
Pro-Junta Mobs Attack Demonstrators
Germany Fears NSA Stealing Industrial Secrets
Surveillance Goes Well Beyond Diplomats
EU Parliament Approves ‘In-Depth’ Inquiry Into US Surveillance
Urges Commission to End Data Sharing Agreements
Karzai Fears Taliban Peace Talks Will Sideline Him
Complaints About Flag Likely Just an Excuse to Stop Talks
State Dept Spokesman Invites Iran to Bilateral Talks
Confirms Offer in Interview with Iranian Media
Bolivia Slams US ‘Provocation’ Over Rerouting Plane
Spurns US Extradition Request as Illegal
Junta Arrests Brotherhood Leaders as Mass Protest Called
Long-Banned Movement Sees Persecution's Return
US Promises to ‘Review’ Aid to Egypt’s Junta
Administration Continues to Avoid Using Term 'Coup'
Post-Coup, Egypt’s Junta Looks to Assemble an ‘Interim’ Government
New President Sworn In as Egypt Seeks to Maintain the Appearance of Civilian Govt
Israel Fears Egypt’s Coup Could Threaten US Military Aid
US Funding for Junta a Key Part of Israel-Egypt Peace Deal
Egypt’s Coup Provokes Split Reaction Among Neighbors
Move Against Islamist Govt a Relief to Syria
Coup in Egypt: Military Detains President Morsi
Cabinet, Aides All Under 'House Arrest'
Clashes in Egypt as Morsi Supporters Resist Coup
President's Backers Storm Security Headquarters in Marsa Matruh
Snowden Still in Moscow: US Move Against Bolivia Plane Backfires
Nations Blast European Treatment of Evo Morales
UK Terror Chief: Syria War Putting al-Qaeda Closer to Europe
Large Numbers of al-Qaeda Fighters on Europe's Frontier
