Shi’ite Iraqi Militants Fight Rebel Groups in Syria, in Increasingly Sectarian Proxy War
The unraveling and increasing complexity of the war in Syria is in part a reflection of the great power politics of the region.
UN Investigator: Foreign Jihadists Threaten to Radicalize Syrian Rebellion
Human Rights Violations 'Escalate Dramatically' on Both Sides
Obama, Romney Spar Over Whether President Described Benghazi Attack as ‘Act of Terror’
The debate's moderator confirmed, accurately, to Romney that Obama did in fact say "act of terror" in his first public comments
Syrian Rebel Factions Unite Under Umbrella Group
Deal Likely Won't Include Several Jihadist Factions
Pakistani Girl’s Shooting an ‘Opportunity’ for War, Former Envoy Insists
Anger at Pakistani Taliban, But No Consensus on Strategy Against Them
US Court Reverses Conviction of Bin Laden’s Driver
Being Bin Laden's Driver Before War Not a War Crime
Taliban Influence Grows in Afghanistan’s ‘Safest Province’
Bamiyan Cut Off From Rest of the World
90 Reported Slain as Syria Pounds Rebel-Held North
Strikes Target Rebel Strongholds in Idlib, Aleppo
Syria ‘Open’ to Ceasefire Talks, But Will Deal Emerge?
Most Rebels Mum, But One Faction Thinks Some Might Reciprocate
Afghanistan Denies Weekend Suicide Bomber Was in Spy Agency
Rejects Claim Incident Was Another 'Insider Attack'
Turkey’s Southern Buildup May Aim at Kurds, Not Syrian Govt.
Forces May Target PKK Fighters Across the Border
Netanyahu Lashes Calls to Renegotiate Egypt Peace Deal
Also Blasts Sinai as 'Terror Base'
US Begins Talks to Extend Troop Presence in Afghanistan Beyond 2014
Reports say Washington is vying for an agreement with Kabul that would keep tens of thousands of troops there until 2024
Afghan Army’s High Turnover Clouds US Exit Plan
One Third of Troops Desert Annually
US Shifts Aid to Create Libyan Commando Force
Special Forces to Deploy to Conduct Training Missions
