‘Human Rights Crisis’ in US Client Bahrain, Despite Reform Pledge
Torture and excessive violence on protesters persists, as does Washington's support
Iraqis Accuse Maliki of Dictatorship After Arrest of Top Election Official
No matter how bad Prime Minister Maliki's drive to authoritarianism gets, he continues to receive Washington's support
Karzai: US Must Pay at Least $2 Billion Per Year to Stay
US Says They'll Spend That Much, But Don't Want It in Writing
Slow US March Into Central Africa Doing Little to LRA
Regional Officials Irked as US Invasion Doesn't Lead to Quick Victory
As Observer Mission Begins, US Planning for Syria Ceasefire’s Failure
Clinton: US 'Not Interested in New Promises'
NATO: No Reason to Change Afghan War Strategy
Bloody Kabul Siege Proves Afghan Troops Progress, Officials Claim
US Frames Losing Defensive Posture in Afghanistan as Last Push for Victory
As the Taliban gears up for its spring offensive, the US's lost war will be even more starkly illustrated
UN ‘Strongly Condemns’ North Korea’s Attempt to Launch Satellite
Security Council Vows to Tighten Sanctions
Five US Drone Strikes Kill Six in Yemen
Yemeni Officials Say Attacks Targeted 'Suspects'
Mass Hunger Strike Begins Among Palestinians in Israeli Prisons
Over 1,600 to Begin Strikes Today Demanding Basic Rights
Senators Reject Iran Talks, Demand More Sanctions
Kirk: Don't Mistake Dialogue for Compliance
Pakistan Jail-Break Was Inside Job, Claims Militant Commander
The accusation comes just after the Pakistani government essentially severed its tactical relationship with the US
Another Afghan Soldier Opens Fire on NATO Troops, Killed in Return Fire
The attack caps off a weekend of violence in the Taliban's spring offensive
Karzai Slams NATO Intelligence Failures in Kabul Attacks
18-Hour Siege of Capital Comes to an End
Heavy Kabul Fighting Moves Into Second Day
NATO Copter Attacks Reported as Taliban Strikes Continue
