German Prosecutors May File Charges Over US, British Surveillance
Justice Minister: US Using 'Cold War' Methods
Huge Egypt Rallies Turn Violent as Protesters Attack Muslim Brotherhood HQ
At Least Eight Protesters Killed in Southern Clashes
52 Killed in Major Pakistan Bombings
Largest Attack in Quetta, Targeted Shi'ite Mosque
Obama Defends NSA Surveillance, But Is Anyone Buying It?
'Welcomes Debate' Started by Leaks He Angrily Condemns
Army Threatens Press as Sidon Fuels Lebanon’s Sectarian Tensions
Allegations of Hezbollah Involvement in Crackdown
Over 300 Killed in a Violent Week of Iraq Attacks
Daily Attacks Adding Up to Another Grim Month
Jordanians Greet US Deployments With Suspicion
Govt May Be on Board, But Locals Fear Getting Sucked into War
Congress Shrugs on NSA Surveillance
Lots of Proposals, But No Real Action From Congress
Yahoo Fought PRISM and Lost, FISA Court Confirms
NSA Used Ruling to Bully Other Companies Into Program
American Killed in Egypt Protests, State Dept Warns Against Travel
US Marines in Europe on Alert, Embassy Evacuates Some Staff
Egypt Clerics Warn of Civil War as Three Killed in Protest Violence
Pro, Anti Morsi Factions Stage Rival Demonstrations
Suicide Bombing Kills Four in Damascus Christian Neighborhood
Bomber Hit Medical Charity in Syrian Capital
UN Demands Syrians to Stop Fighting in Golan
Extends Mandate of UN Force in Heights, But Few Nations Willing to Deploy
Many Small Missions, But Big Ambitions for US Military in Africa
Assorted Tiny Interventions Aimed at Building 'Trust'
Report: Netanyahu Willing to Withdraw From 90 Percent of West Bank
Top Minister Warns Likud Will Split Over Deal
