ExxonMobil Announces Bid for Afghan Oilfields
Exxon is in competition with Chinese and Indian bids for Afghan oil and gas
Grim Anniversary: Iran Mourns 1988 US Attack on Flight 655
US Killed 290 Civilians in Attack on Passenger Jet Over Strait of Hormuz
Iran Braces for Economic Hardship as EU Sanctions Begin
Inflation-Torn Iran Will Hurt, But Will Sanctions Also Harm Western Economies?
Afghanistan’s Pentagon: US Spending $92 Million on Massive Building
US Spurns Afghan Calls for Changes in Building Design
Experts: Annan’s New Syria Plan Unlikely to End War
Clinton: No Guarantee Plan Will Succeed
Syrian Rebels: 800 Killed in Past Week of Violence
Statement Says Most Were Killed in 'Indiscriminate Shelling'
Tribal Clashes Kill 47 in Southern Libyan City of Kufra
Over 100 Others Wounded as Shelling Targets Residential Areas
US: Downed Turkish Warplane Hit While in Syrian Airspace
Intelligence Backs Syrian Account of Shot-Down Warplane
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
