Libya Still Holding 7,000 People Without Due Process
A U.N. report on Monday detailed lack of due process, torture, and other ill treatment for thousands of mostly black Africans
Pakistan: US Attack on Base Lasted ‘Almost Two Hours’ as Calls to Stop Were Ignored
Pakistani Military Spokesman Angrily Rejects Claim They Started It
Vice Pres. Hadi to Run in Uncontested Election for Post-Saleh Yemen
The muscling into power of Major General Hadi and the amnesty granted to Saleh are rejected by Yemeni protesters
Pakistan PM: No More Business as Usual With the United States
Govt Rules Out Reconsidering Ouster of US From Shamsi Drone Base
Iran Surprised to Hear Foreign Media Reports of Massive Explosions in Isfahan
Deputy Governor Denies Confirming Blast in Interview
Defense Bill Would Allow Military to Indefinitely Detain Americans
The provision would give broad powers to the president and the military to detain terrorism suspects indefinitely
Kuwait Prime Minister, Cabinet Resigns
Kuwait's ruler, Sheik Sabah, accepted the resignation but asked the Cabinet to remain in a caretaker role
What Legacy for the Iraq Occupation?
The eight year long military occupation of Iraq is finally coming to an end, and...
The End? US to Spend $6.5 Billion in Iraq in 2012
US Envoy Says 'Broad Assistance' to Continue
Egypt Heads to Vote With Field Marshal Threatening Protesting ‘Troublemakers’
ElBaradei Seeks to Replace Ganzouri as 'Interim' PM
Anger Grows in Pakistan Over US Attack on Soldiers
Major Anti-US Protests, TV Broadcasts of Funerals. Is This a Game-Changer?
One Attack, Many Versions: US and Pakistan Differ on Deadly Air Raid
Pakistan Finding NATO's Stories Difficult to Swallow
Supply Cut Leaves NATO Trucks Stranded in Pakistan
Southern Supply Route Severed After NATO Attacks Along Border
Saleh Transfers Power, Opposition MP Named Yemen’s New PM
Hadi Decree Charges Basindwa to Form New Cabinet
Israeli DM Retroactively Legalizes Illegal Settlement Expansion
'Just Approval of the Existing Situation,' Barak Insists
