NATO Slams Syria, Holds ‘Emergency Meeting’ After Turkey Shellings
NATO Chief Vows to 'Defend Turkey' From Syrian 'Aggression'
Libya’s Pro-NATO Coalition Cut Out of Cabinet
PM Says Cabinet Aims for 'Geographical Balance'
Clinton Insists Afghan Transition ‘On Track’
Estimates, Expert Assessments Don't Support Optimism
Pakistan: Shelling in Afghanistan Only in Retaliation for Militant Raids
Afghan General Visits for Talks on Cross-Border Strikes
Egypt Constitutional Battle: Liberals, Salafists Struggle to Find a Voice
After Dominating Elections, Muslim Brotherhood Dominates Constitution
Suicide Blast in Aleppo: 48 Killed, Scores Wounded
Three Car Bombers Attack Govt.-Held District in Syria's Largest City
Turkish Artillery Retaliates for Deadly Syrian Shelling
NATO ambassadors condemned the Syrian shelling, but stopped short of escalatory actions
Intelligence Effort Wasted Billions, Watched Citizens, Abused Civil Liberties
A Senate investigation finds the post-9/11 big government intelligence program is a bloated bureaucracy and infringes civil liberties
Appeals Court Restores NDAA’s Indefinite Detention Provisions
An appeals court has rejected a previous judge's ruling that the government be barred from enforcing the NDAA provisions
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
