Former Liberian Ruler ‘Worked for CIA’
Pentagon Discloses Taylor Ties, Offers No Details
Anti-US Protests in Afghanistan Over Civilian Killings
Kunar Governor Insists No Role in Night Raid
Islamist Factions the Big Winners in Arab Spring
With a moderate Islamist party taking power in Tunisia, and another winning a considerable percentage...
Rights Groups’ Report: NATO Committed War Crimes in Libya
Report Centers on Sirte Killings, Attacks on Civilian Targets
Pakistan FM: Ties With US ‘On Hold’
Insists Pakistan Still Re-evaluating Ties
Iran Warns Arab Rivals Not to Interfere With Hormuz, Sanctions Issues
Washington's aggressive postures towards Iran have intensified tensions between Iran and its Arab neighbors
Iraq’s Maliki Accused of Detaining, Torturing Hundreds of Political Opponents
The Prime Minister is on the road to dictatorship and is tearing the country apart, the opposition claims
US, NATO May Aim for Smaller Afghan Force
The failure of the training mission and high costs nation-building make the current goals unrealistic
Egypt’s Military Rulers Warn of ‘Grave Danger’ Ahead of Anniversary Protests
Activists are now calling for the military to immediately step down from power as fears of a new repression loom
Back From Libya, Tuareg Rebels Aim to Capture Much of Northern Mali
Clashes Reported in Several Towns
SOPA Co-Sponsors Abandon Bill Amid Massive Protests
13 Senators Announce Opposition, Including Five Former Sponsors
Libya’s ‘Freedom Fighters’ Are Imposing Harsh Brand of Militant Islam
The "freedom fighters" that the U.S. launched to power in Libya after ousting former dictator...
Bahrain Police Again Fire Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas at Protesters
Demonstrators remained peaceful but were violently attacked by the regime, as a supportive US looks on
Syrian Army, Rebels Agree to Truce in Contested Town
Tanks Withdraw From Area as Defectors Promise to Leave Streets
UK Soldiers Arrested on Charges of Sexually Abusing Afghan Children
Karzai expressed 'disgust' at 'the rise in recent incidents of immoral nature among foreign soldiers'
