UN Diplomats Say NATO Would've Spurned Meeting Anyhow

The US is literally training their own Taliban enemies to kill American soldiers

Britain warned the diplomatic standoff over the WikiLeaks founder could go on for years

Touts Taliban's New 'Luring and Integration' Department

The US accused China of militarizing the region, when Washington is the one doing the militarizing

Military Blames It On Troops 'Spending More Time at Home'

Deadly July Gives Way to an Ugly August

Attackers Dressed in Army Uniforms, Forced Civilians Off Bus

The Israeli cabinet's case for war on Iran defies reason

Long-Suspended Mission to Expire on Sunday

60,000 Ground Troops Just for Weapons, More for 'Peacekeeping,' Officials Guess

Shaul Mofaz condemned Netanyahu for "executing a dangerous and irresponsible" rally "for a premature military adventure" against Iran.

The attempted seizure left 10 people dead and raised concerns about the militants' ability to seize military bases of a nuclear state

The Taliban claimed responsibility for shooting down the Black Hawk, but NATO refused to acknowledge the reason for the crash

But the British government warned it will not grant Assange safe passage to Ecuador