Saudis Vow ‘Iron Fist’ Against Shi’ite Protesters
Interior Ministry Says Moving Against Protesters 'The State's Right'
Misrata Residents Force Local Elections
Rival militias control various territories and the US-backed interim government has no overarching control
Massive Anti-US Rallies Organized in Islamabad
Religious, Secular Leaders Call for End to Involvement in Terror War
IAEA Visit to Iran May Quash ‘Hysterical War Talk’
Last week, Iran requested a resumption of negotiations with West at the 'earliest possibility'
Iraq Violence Drops as al-Qaeda Heads to Syria
Nineveh Province Attacks Dropping Significantly
US Expands Afghan Prison It Promised to Hand Over to Kabul
The broken promise is a sign of how little progress has been made in Afghanistan
Britain: Can’t Comply With Order to Release Pakistani From Bagram
Court of Appeals 'Accepts' that US Is Just Going to Keep Detainee
Israel Deputy PM: Egypt Treaty Revision Means No Reason to Negotiate
33 Years Later, Is a New Regime Changing the Deal an Indictment of Diplomacy in General?
Israeli Court to Hear Appeal of Dying Hunger Striker on Tuesday
Israeli Spokesman: Giving Evidence Would Endanger Public Safety
The Internationalization of Syria’s Civil War
Foreign Arms, Foreign Fighters Pour Into Troubled Syria
Report: Al-Qaeda’s Ties to Indonesia’s Jemaah Islamiyah Fraying
Bloody crackdowns on Islamist factions in Indonesia, the Philippines, and elsewhere have left al-Qaeda's traditional...
Israel ‘Will Make Own Decision’ on Attacking Iran
With New IAEA Talks Set to Begin, Israel Ratchets Up Threats
Good Enough? Obama Sees Single-Candidate Election in Yemen as ‘Model’ for Middle East
Protesters See Support Dry Up as New US-Backed Dictator Poised for Election
Early EU Embargo: Iran Refuses to Sell Oil to Britain, France
Ministry Will Move to 'New Customers'
Sen. McCain Leads Push to Arm Syria Rebels
Diplomat Says US Already Providing Some Aid
