Gunmen Kill 46 Students in Nigeria Massacre
Boko Haram Suspected in Attack on Northern Youth Hostel
US Navy Can Turn Your Smartphone Into a Spy
Develops Malware to Produce 3D Models of Phone's Surroundings
Libya’s Jihadists Decry Western Meddling in Post-Gadhafi Governance
Many Libyan rebels - formerly NATO's freedom fighters - continue to embrace jihad and denounce foreign meddling
Is This the Beginning of ‘Insider Attack’ Units in Afghanistan?
US Troops Came Under Fire From 'Multiple Persons'
Despite Civilian Rule, Pakistan’s Army Still Above the Law
Years After Summary Execution Video Leaked, Army Still Won't Comment
Iran MP: 60%-Enriched Uranium Production to Start if Talks Fail
Highly Enriched Uranium Would Be Fuel for Nuclear Submarines
Iraq Tells Turkey to Stop Cross-Border Raids
12 Kurds Killed in Fighting Along Border
US Preparing for JSOC ‘Kill-Capture’ Operations in Libya After Consulate Attack
The preparations illustrate the administration's penchant for secrecy and killing, instead of transparency and trials
Israeli Cabinet Infighting Continues to Escalate
Does Split Hint at Early Israeli Elections?
Syrian Rebels Ousted From Several Damascus Neighborhoods
Military Reinforcements Sent to Aleppo as Fighting Continues There
Pentagon Works Around Congress, Finds Funding for US Units in Iraq
Small units of a couple of hundred US troops are still in Iraq training Prime Minister Maliki's abusive security forces
Ahmadinejad Blames US Sanctions for Drop in Currency
The Iranian President also said the US was waging a 'psychological war' on the population
US Official: Military Action Needed in Mali
The apparent haven of radical Islamists in Mali is a consequence of US interventionism and now justifying further intervention
US Abandons Hope of Taliban Peace Deal
'It Will Be a Constant Battle, and It Will Be For Years'
As Syrian Civil War Escalates, Rebels Remain Deeply Divided
Getting Rebels to Talk to Each Other a Task in Itself
