Netanyahu Calls Early Elections, Citing Budget Woes
Vote 'As Soon as Possible'
NATO Chief Says Ready to ‘Defend’ Turkey Amid Border Skirmishes With Syria
Secretary General Rasmussen urged calm to avoid an outbreak of war
Three Civilians Killed as Libyan Pro-Govt. Forces Attack Town
Misrata Militia Attacks Bani Walid Over Ultimatum
Turkey’s President Warns of ‘Worst-Case Scenario’ as Shelling Continues
Stray Syrian Shell Sparks More Turkish Retaliation
Iran Diverts Much of its Uranium for Peaceful Medical Research, Israeli Intel Says
Both Israeli intelligence and the latest IAEA report say Iran is using its 20 percent enriched uranium for medical isotopes
Maliki: Iraq Won’t Become Part of Syrian Civil War
Iraq to Avoid 'Flaring Fire Near Our Borders'
Debunked: Allegation of Iranian Govt. Backing Terror Group Untrue
Lease Line Popular With Banks Was Actually Owned by Bank
Red Cross Chief: Less Hope for Afghan Civilians Now Than in 2005
Hardships Increase as NATO Insists War 'On Track'
UK Judge Orders Assange Backers to Pay $150,000 for Bail
Says Backers 'Failed' Because of Assange Asylum
Gaza Rockets Strike Southern Israel in Retaliation for Sunday Attack
Israeli Tanks Pound Gaza, No Casualties Reported
US Plans to Restart Iran Talks After November Elections
Renewing talks would be progress, but would need to include substantive proposals from P5+1, which were not seen in the last round
US-Backed Nigerian Military Kills 30 Civilians
Nigerian forces killed 30 people with heavy machine guns and set fire to up to 50 homes and businesses in the area
Afghan Government ‘Could Collapse’ After 2014, Report Finds
A new report says that the weak Afghan government could implode and that Karzai is not expected to give up power
Romney Offers Vague Rhetoric in ‘Major’ Foreign Policy Speech
Romney tried desperately - but failed - to differentiate himself from Obama on policy towards the Middle East
End of Surge Means Escalation of Special Forces Attacks in Afghanistan
Commando Raids Part of 'Long-Term' Strategy
