As Hearing Opens, Details of Kandahar Massacre Emerge
Prosecutor Claims Attack Showed 'Chilling Premeditation'
Despite Israeli Threats, Palestinians Won’t Abandon UN Bid
Foreign Ministry Says Recognition Would End Peace Process
Britain Mulls Buildup in Middle East, Citing Iran
As Cameron Moves to Sell Arms, Officials Talk Up Regional Interests
Syrian Rebels Fighting Each Other Over Border Crossing
Key Bab al-Salameh Crossing Disputed by Two Factions
Israeli PM Would Attack Iran, Even Without US Permission
Insists He Has 'Guts' to Defy US and Start War
Libyan Government Bankrolling Syrian Rebels
More Than Half of SNC's Funding Came From Libya
Pakistan Army Chief Warns Civilian Courts Not to Expand Role
Lashes High Court for Holding Military Accountable for Abuses
Afghans Doubt Fair Election in 2014
The Afghan election commission has set the date for the vote on April 5, 2014
Five Bombs Hit Bahraini Capital
Opposition leaders suspect the regime is behind the bombings, possibly as preparation "before declaring martial law."
US-Led Iran Sanctions Stoking Anti-American Sentiment
The sanctions are harming millions of Iranian civilians for an offense the regime has not even committed
Senior Obama Adviser Leads Secret Talks With Iran
Chicago lawyer Valerie Jarrett is leading the effort, although she has no experience in high-stakes diplomacy
Hama Car Bombing Kills 50 Syrian Troops
Rebels Say 269 Killed Since Sunday as Fighting Escalates
Gun-Battle in Central Tripoli as Libyan Militias Accuse Rivals of Going ‘Rogue’
Revolutionaries 'Still Think They're Revolutionaries'
Abbas Struggles to Retreat From Right of Return Comments
Livni, Olmert Say Abbas Has Held Position Since 2008
Syrian Rebels Capture Oilfield Near Iraq Border
First Time Rebels Have Seized Control of an Oilfield
