Former US Officials: CIA Considers Israel No. 1 Spy Threat in Middle East
Despite the close relationship on the surface, there is lots of distrust and spying on the part of the US and Israel
US, Pakistan Officials Trade Accusations at Tense Conference
Obama Aide: 'Unfair' to Complain About Afghan Safezones for Taliban
Iraq’s Forgotten Toll: The ‘Rebuilders’
719 Civilian Contractors and Specialists Slain During Occupation
Obama Signs Israel Bill Ahead of High-Profile Romney Visit
Did Signing Steal Mitt's Thunder in Courting Israeli Support
Russia Denies Claims of Planning New Foreign Naval Bases
Vice Admiral Quote Not Accurate, Officials Insist
NATO: Afghan Militant Attacks Up 11 Percent
June the Highest Level of Fighting Since 2010
Kurdish Forces Kill Six Syrian Troops in Aleppo
Kurds Seek to Create Third Faction in Syria
Industry Deals Fuel Syria Chemical Weapons Hysteria
Syria's Industry Ministry a 'Front,' Diplomats Claim
Islamist Rebel Leader ‘Ready’ to Fight Syrian Troops in Aleppo
Rebels Brace for 'Mother of All Battles'
Tajikistan Seals Afghan Border as Violence Soars
NATO Trucks Still Being Allowed Through, for Now
Syria Rebels Claim 150 Soldiers Captured
100 in Aleppo, 50 in Idlib, Report Says
With Eye on Further Escalation, US Paints Iranian Naval Defenses as Threat
Attacking Iran Could Leave Attacking Ships 'Vulnerable'
Assad Grants Autonomy to Kurdish Region, Prompting Threats From Turkey
The PKK will find safe-haven in northern Syria now, which could prompt an attack from Turkey, a NATO member
UN Helicopters, Troops Attack Rebel Camp in East Congo
Congo Army Says Offensive Going 'Quite Well'
Civilians Flee as Fighting Escalates in Syria’s Aleppo
US Accuses Military of Plotting 'Massacre' as Both Sides Send Reinforcements
