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'
House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran Talks ‘A Foolish Waste of Time’
Opposes Any Theoretical Talks With Iran
US Rejects Israeli Complaints, Insists Sanctions Really Hurting Iran
State Dept. Says Sanctions Must Be 'Gradual' to Avoid High Oil Prices
UN Slams Gaza Blockade: Collective Punishment of Civilians
Blockade Causing Serious Human Rights Issues, Food Insecurity
Yemen Promises Elections Will Occur as Scheduled
The US is watching closely for their new dictator-of-choice to win
Afghan Governor: NATO Kills Five Civilians in Northeast
NATO 'Aware' of Operation
34 Reported Killed as Violence Once Again Seen Rising in Syria
Syria Agrees to Extend Arab League Monitors' Stay
US Pressures South Korea to Cut Iran Oil Imports
Seoul is hesitant to inflict economic strain by cutting Iranian oil, which accounts for 10 percent of its oil imports
