Syrian Rebels Spurn UN Peace Plan
Negotiations a 'Waste of Time'
Turkey Scrambles Warplanes, Says Syrian Copters ‘Close’ to Border
Cross-Border Tensions Remain High as Turkey Continues to Add to Defenses
Afghan Policeman Kills Three NATO Soldiers
18 Such Shootings Have Killed 26 NATO Soldiers This Year
US Drone Strikes Kill Eight in North Waziristan
Slain Were Unidentified 'Suspects'
Syria’s Opposition Activists May Reject New Anna Plan
They seem to be vowing for an outside intervention for regime change, and nothing less
Surge in Violence, State Corruption Plague Iraq
Much of the corrupt state is paralyzed after Maliki's authoritarian drive for power and now insurgents are growing stronger
Mexico’s New President Unlikely to Deviate from US’s Drug War
Those calling for decriminalization have been marginalized
Iran Calls for Emergency OPEC Meeting in Response to Dip in Oil Prices
The centrality of oil markets in the US confrontation with Iran is instructive
Annan, World Powers Agree on Political Transition for Syria
It will be up to the Syrian people if Assad stays or goes, as long as foreign powers quit meddling
Egypt Interior Ministry: Libyan Weapons Smugglers Stopped, Arms Seized En Route to Gaza
Shipment Included 138 Rockets
Obama Mulls Transferring Gitmo Detainees to Afghanistan
Move Aimed at Restarting Negotiations With Taliban
PKK in Syria: A Hedge Against Turkey or a Provocation?
Assad Welcoming PKK Operations, Experts Say
Inquiry: Constant Tensions Between NATO, Afghan Troops
'Constant But Manageable,' Insists Australia
US Fears Mexico Vote Could Undermine Drug War
Frontrunner's Pledge to 'Bring Down Death Toll' Runs Afoul of US Plans
US, Russia Grand Bargain on Syria Stalls, Talks to Continue
Secret Talks Would Keep Assad in Power for Years
