Report: NATO’s Claims of ‘Afghan-Led’ Missions Mostly Nonsense
US Insists Label 'Appropriate' Even if Afghan Troops Not Doing Anything
US Judge Refuses to Dismiss Charges Against Bradley Manning
Manning's defense lawyers particularly objected to the charge that he "aided the enemy"
Is Azerbaijan Israel’s Gateway to Iran?
Israeli Diplomat: Nation Key to 'Regional Aspirations'
France: UN Should Prepare to Attack Syria
French FM Vows to Push for War at UN Security Council
FBI Chief in Yemen, Pledges Help Crushing Rebels
Govt. Says US Drone Killed Local al-Qaeda Leader
Panetta: Iran Influence in South America Is ‘Terrorism’
Washington has intervened in South America and the Middle East, but Panetta didn't go red
Israeli Military Chief: Iran Won’t Develop Nuclear Weapons
Warns Against 'Hysteria' as Netanyahu Threatens Attack Again
Spurt of Violence in Syria Leaves Ceasefire in Doubt
Troops Shell Hama as Rebels Assassinate Top Military Leaders
US-Japan to Announce Agreement on Troops, Military Bases
As Obama's 'Asia pivot' develops, the people of Japan and Guam have actively resisted American occupation
FBI: No Hezbollah Camps in Metro Detroit
Insists No 'Specific Threats' Against Michigan Jews
Libyan Interior Ministry Claims 70,000 Fighters ‘Absorbed’
Rebel Factions Theoretically Under Direct Ministerial Control
US Embassy in Kenya Warns of Terror Attack
US intervention in the region has changed little since al-Qaeda attacked the US Embassy in Kenya in 1998
Pentagon Announces Another New Military Spy Unit
'Defense Clandestine Service' Will Work With CIA Overseas
Pentagon: No Funding Guarantees in 2024 Afghan Deal
Military 'Pleased' by Negotiations
China Criticized as Too ‘Assertive,’ as US Expands Military in Asia-Pacific
US security deals and ubiquitous naval presence have heightened tensions in the region
