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
Confidential NATO Report Admits ‘Flaws’ in Libyan Air War
NATO Struggled to Identify Targets
Netanyahu Condemns P5+1 Talks With Iran
Officials Term Talks 'Positive'
Obama: More Iran Sanctions Coming
Insists Talks Can't Be Allowed to Continue
Future of Summit of the Americas in Doubt After Cuba Row
US Spurns Cuban Involvement, Summit Ends Without Statement
Syria Ceasefire in Doubt as First UN Observers Arrive
Rebels Claim 'Heavy Shelling' in Homs
19 Killed in Coordinated Afghanistan Attacks
NATO Shrugs Off 'Largely Ineffective' Strikes
Militants Attack Pakistan Jail, 384 Escape
Pakistani Taliban Take Credit for Overnight Attack
Sgt. Robert Bales Refuses ‘Sanity’ Examination
The U.S. soldier charged with murdering 17 unarmed Afghan civilians last month is refusing to participate...
Syrian State TV Reports Surge in Kidnappings, Assassinations
Armed groups are allegedly disregarding the UN-brokered ceasefire
Military Junta in Egypt Bars Top Presidential Candidates From Running in Election
The military rulers, although blatantly averse to democratic progress, are still supported by Washington
In Iran Nuclear Talks, Powers Agree to Formal Talks in May
The Iranians have showed signs of compromise, possible agreeing to a nuclear fuel swap deal
