Egypt Junta Won’t Announce Election Results; Both Sides Claiming Victory and Fraud
Protests in Tahrir Square Condemn Junta
Red Cross Hopes to Evacuate Civilians Trapped in Syria Fighting
Both Sides Agree to 'Truce' But Keep Firing Anyway
Pakistan’s New PM Faces Legal Troubles of His Own
Supreme Court Already Directed Govt. to Arrest New PM Over Drug Charges Before His Appointment
US Likely to Let Military’s Quran Burners Off the Hook
Personnel Might Receive 'Written Reprimand'
Officials: Britain Mulled Capturing Russian Ship Over Syria Helicopters
Ship Carried Repaired Helicopters, Air Defense Missiles
Israel Demands More Iran Sanctions, Says ‘All Options’ Open
End to Moscow Talks Means New Israeli Threats
Top US General Accused of Obstructing Corruption Probe For Obama’s Sake
Lt. Gen. Caldwell blocked inquiries into widespread Afghan mismanagement and abuse to aid Obama's 'election cycle'
House Panel Holds Holder in Contempt
The Obama administration has moved to keep potentially incriminating documents secret on behalf of Attorney General Eric Holder
British PM Falsely Claims Putin Dropped Support of Syria’s Assad
PM David Cameron claimed Moscow was ready to talk about a transition of power in Syria, which was later denied by Putin
UN Observers Committed to Staying in Syria
The head of the UN mission retreated from earlier statements that the mission would be suspended due to worsening violence
26 Killed as Turkish Troops Fight Kurds in Southeast
PKK Forces Attacked Three Border Posts Near Iraq
No Deal With Iran at Moscow Talks, Next Round in Istanbul
EU Downplays Significance of Upcoming Talks
Taliban, NATO Differ on Accounts After Attack on NATO Base
Violence Spikes Across Kandahar, Nearby Provinces
Egypt’s Shafiq Claiming Victory in Disputed President Vote
Court to Consider Banning Mursi's Party for Religious Ties
Assange Seeks Asylum at Ecuador’s London Embassy
Move Aimed at Forestalling Extradition to Sweden
