US Drug War in Honduras Expands as Human Rights Abuses Increase
Operation Anvil is supposed to intercept drug trafficking, but is reinforcing a police-state approach to Honduras
Attacks, Tensions Complicate US Training for Afghan Forces
US: Huge Majority of Afghan Forces Don't Attack Trainers
Israel Threatens Escalation in Gaza If Truce Fails
Israeli Army Struggles to Defend 'Game' That Killed West Bank Civilian
Turkey Pounds Kurdish Rebel Sites Deep in Iraqi Territory
Warplanes Bombed 'Shelters and Caves'
Iraq Orders Mass Closure of Media Outlets
Press Freedom Group Says Critics Being Targeted
London-Based Syrian Group: At Least 63 Killed in Syria
16 Syrian Soldiers Killed in Aleppo Province
The Last Critical Mile: Turkey and Syria Differ on Plane’s Downing
Turkish Officials Insist Jet Had Left Syrian Airspace When It Was Shot Down
NATO in Syria: Will Turkish Plane Become the New Excuse?
Turkey Calls for NATO Article 4 Meeting
US Congratulates Mursi But Denies Supporting Him
Secular Parties Urge Ruling Party to Spurn US
Mursi Victory Brings Celebration to Tahrir Square Protesters
Relief at Shafiq's Defeat, But Fight Over Presidential Power Continues
Egypt Vote Spawns Loud But Mixed Reaction Out of Israel
Gazans Hopeful That Mursi Will Open Border
US Reconstructs Former Military Bases Across Asia-Pacific
Bases left in WWII or after the Vietnam War are now being refurbished and put to use in a broader anti-China surge in the region
Turkey-Syria Spat Over Downed Plane Threatens to Escalate the Conflict
Internationalizing the internal conflict in Syria can only make things worse
Egypt’s Liberal Parties Accuse US of Intervening in Presidential Election
Washington still harps on about support in democracy, even as it does exactly the opposite
Syria Shoots Down Turkish Warplane After Airspace Violation
Turkey Warns of Response, But What Happens Next?
