As Syrian Civil War Escalates, Rebels Remain Deeply Divided
Getting Rebels to Talk to Each Other a Task in Itself
US Claims Link Between Benghazi Attack and Mali ‘Powder Keg’
Sees Result of Last Year's Intervention as Excuse for More Interventions
US Withdraws All Personnel From Benghazi
No US Government Employees Remain in City
US Initially Refuses to Admit Newest ‘Insider Attack’ in Afghanistan
A new insider attack that killed 2 Americans came only 2 days after the US resumed operations with Afghan forces
US Drone Strike Kills Three in North Waziristan
Missiles Targeted Vehicle in Mir Ali District
Iraq’s Monthly Death Toll Bloodiest in Two Years
The power vacuum left in Iraq following 2003 invasion was always a recipe for sectarian conflict and a magnet for al-Qaeda
Pakistani Taliban Offers to Provide Security for Tribal Region Peace March
TTP Leader Hakimullah Reverses Previous Calls for Imran Khan's Assassination
PA in Talks With Arab States on UN ‘Non-Member State’ Bid
Israel Says UN Recognition Would Harm Statehood
NATO Withdrawal From Afghanistan ‘Could Accelerate’ Amid Blatant Failures
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said troops could be withdrawn earlier than expected
Sen. Graham Lashes Obama for Promises to Arms Makers Who Ignore Law
Promising to Pay Back Fines 'Patently Illegal'
US May Keep American Troops in Iraq, Despite Lack of Authority
Some of the hundreds of US troops still in Baghdad have been training and supporting Maliki's abusive elite security forces
Three US Troops, 11 Others Killed in Afghan Suicide Bombing
Six Civilians Also Killed in Attack on 'Joint Patrol' in Khost
NATO Chief of Staff: 80 Percent of Afghanistan Free of Violence
Insists Violence Only Affects Regions Along Pakistan Border
Israeli DM: Lieberman Comments ‘Harm Israel’s Interests’
Barak: West Bank 'Currently in a Very Good State'
NATO: Despite Attacks, Relationship With Afghanistan ‘Very Strong’
Afghans Term Latest Attack a 'Misunderstanding'
