Three Killed as Taliban Destroy NATO Helicopter at Bagram
Two NATO Soldiers Also Wounded in Attack
Iraq-Turkey Relations Worsen as Turkey Won’t Hand Over VP
Iraqi Govt. Seeks to Execute VP, May Oust Kirkuk Consul General
Al-Qaeda Chief’s Brother Offers to Broker Peace Deal
10-Year Truce Laid Out in Broad Strokes in Proposal
Panel Pushes for More Aggressive US Missile Defense System
Current System 'Very Expensive and Has Limited Effectiveness'
Pre-9/11, Haqqani Group Urged Alliance With US
Now officially designated a terrorist group, the former Reagan-era freedom fighters asked for cooperation and dialogue in 1999
Romney’s Afghan Policy: ‘Different’ but Really the Same
Lays Out a Position Indistinguishable From Obama's
Obama Admin. Urges Congress to Renew Broad Surveillance Powers
The administration still refuses to disclose how many Americans have been caught up in the warrantless surveillance program
Poll Shows Overwhelming US Opposition to Attacking Iran
Don't Want to Get Involved if Israel Attacks Either
Obama Misleadingly Claims 9/11 Revived American ‘Values’
Obama's claims of progress against al-Qaeda ignore the ways in which US policy has laid groundwork for blowback
Israeli Official Cites 2007 Syria Strike to Justify Attacking Iran
Israel's previous attacks on Iraq and Syria are not models for attacking Iran
Obama Rejects Netanyahu Request to Meet Later This Month
Despite most of the Israeli leadership appearing to give in to the US position to hold off an attack on Iran, Netanyahu is still pushing
Netanyahu: US Has No Moral Right to Block Israeli Strike on Iran
The Israeli Prime MInister is the one lacking moral foundations for a discretionary war
21 Killed as Suicide Bomber Attacks Northern Afghanistan Protest
At Least 12 Police Reportedly Among the Slain
End of ‘Supervision’ Means Little for NATO-Occupied Kosovo
Over a Decade In, Even EU Nations Are Divided on Kosovo's Status
Syrian Rebel General Opposes Foreign Military Intervention
Says Rebels Can Win 'By Themselves'
