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
UN Resolution Will Send Observers to Syria
US officials said the onus is on the Syrian regime, while Syrian officials said its up to the US and its allies to stop aiding the opposition
US: P5+1 Unified on Sanctions Against Iran as Talks Begin
Iran 'Discouraged' by US Demands
Airlines Cancel Suspected Protesters’ Tickets to Israel
Interior Ministry Sends List of Possible Activists
US, Russia Push Competing Syria Observer Deals at UN
Russia Seeks Single Issue Resolution to Get Team on the Ground
Syria Ceasefire Holds Amid Mass Protests
Handful of Incidents Reported But Ceasefire 'Mostly' Respected
South Yemen Toll Rises to 211 Killed as Fighting Continues
Yemen Sends Troops From Sanaa to Join Fight
US Drastically Cuts Back Aid Projects in Pakistan
Officials Say Focus Will Be on 'Higher Profile' Projects
US: Drone Strikes Against Pakistan Will Continue
White House 'Considering' Apology for Killing Pakistani Troops
US Cancels Food Aid to North Korea
Threatens More Sanctions After Satellite Launch Failure
Yemen’s Saleh Demands Key Roles for Loyalists
Says Keeping His Allies in Power Needed for 'Stability'
Syria’s Fragile Ceasefire Continues to Hold
US, France Vow to Intensify Efforts at UN
Turkey: NATO Has ‘Duty’ to Defend Border With Syria
Cross-Border Clashes Could Provide NATO an Excuse for War
North Korea Missile Test Failed
The authoritarian state is weak and dysfunctional, but Obama's policy is making it more dangerous
