Gaza-Bound Aid Ship’s Crew Tasered, Greek MPs Reportedly Attacked
Israel Keeps Former Canadian MP in Custody
Major Joint US-Israel Military Drill Begins
3,500 US Soldiers Across Europe, Israel to Take Part
Constitutional Questions Hound Growing Domestic Role for US Military
Northcom Legal Team Struggles to Figure Out What It Can Legally Do
Sen. Graham Blasts Reports of US-Iran Talks
'Time for Talking Is Over'
Lebanon Erupts: Protesters Clash With Troops in Wake of Spy Chief’s Funeral
Tens of Thousands Take to the Streets of Beirut
US Drone Kills Four in Central Yemen Strike
Four Slain Unidentified, but Termed Suspects
Pakistan Presses for Extradition of Militant Leader in Afghanistan
Mullah Fazlullah Accused of Plotting Attack on Schoolgirl
Afghan Army Keeps Getting Bigger, But Readiness Lags
Massive Afghan Army 'Nowhere Near Ready' for Transition
PM: Israel to Expand Settlements in East Jerusalem ‘Without Limits’
Occupied Area 'Is Our Capital,' Netanyahu Insists
22 ‘Pro-Govt.’ Militiamen Killed in Attack on Libyan Town
Civilians Flee as Offensive Against Bani Walid Enters Fifth Day
Kofi Annan: ‘I’m Dead Certain’ Military Intervention in Syria ‘Will Not Work’
The former UN Secretary General and envoy to Syria also said Paul Ryan's argument against diplomacy was 'dead wrong'
NYT: US, Iran Agree to One-On-One Nuclear Talks After Election
The unprecedented agreement was reached after "intense, secret exchanges between American and Iranian officials."
Turkey Has Fired on Syria 87 Times, Killed 12 Syrian Soldiers
The Assad regime appears reluctant to escalate conflict with Turkey, while NATO hopes to contain the violence
Al-Qaeda Attempting a Comeback in Afghanistan
Afghanistan was always useless to al-Qaeda, except insofar as it could draw America into a long and costly war
Afghan Police Poison, Kill Six Colleagues
A policeman and a cook poisoned the food supply for two of their colleagues and shot four others
