Bahrain Reform Seems Far Off After Biggest Protests in a Year
US support for the Bahrain dictatorship has stymied democratic progress and enabled repression of activists
US Agrees to Give Kabul Control of Prisons
Afghan control of detention facilities was one of Karzai's primary demands for a post-2014 deal with the US
US Drone Strike Kills 13 in South Waziristan
Attack Targeted Vehicle, House
Iran: Arab Countries Sending Mercenaries to Syria
Iran's ambassador to France claimed Arab countries are interfering in Syria with US and Israeli help
Egypt Parliament Poised to Oust Junta-Appointed PM, Cabinet
Vote of No Confidence Expected Soon
US Probes Allegations of Narcotics Trafficking by Afghan Air Force
An Afghan Air Force colonel who killed eight U.S. Air Force officers in April may have been involved in the drug running
Panetta: US Attack on Iran Would Be Better Than Israel Doing It
'We Would Have a Hell of a Bigger Impact'
Syrian Opposition Claims ‘New Massacre’ in Homs
Says 44 Slain in 'Reprisal Killings'
Kofi Annan: Use of Force Would Make Syria Conflict Worse
Iran Accuses Arab Nations of Sending Mercenaries
Obama Offered Israel Weapons to Postpone Attack on Iran
The administration may have bribed Israel to hold off on Iran war until after the 2012 presidential elections
Netanyahu: Attack on Iran ‘Not a Matter’ of Weeks But Also Not Years
Demands Iran Completely Abandon Enrichment of Uranium
Army Suicides Up 80 Percent Since Invasion of Iraq
Rates of suicide have increased even more under Obama
Syrian Minister Defects From Assad Regime in Video
Western officials play up the defection, but Syrians view it as unimportant
Panetta: International Mandate Trumps Congressional Authorization for Wars
In Discussion of Potential Syrian War, US Following the Libya Model
State Dept. Claims ‘Progress’ in Afghan Drug War, But Production Increases
Warns of Increasing Marijuana Farming
