Kabul Attacks Underscore Doubts About Karzai Govt
Ten Years In, Afghan Govt Still Can't Tackle Taliban
Abdulmutallab’s Pre-Miranda Statements Ruled Admissible in Court
Despite not being told of his right to remain silent, and perhaps being drugged at the time, his statements will be used in court
Pakistan Foreign Ministry Slams US Condemnation
Expresses Concern About 'Safe Havens' in Afghanistan
Belarus Accused of Helping Iran Buy ‘Dual Use’ Goods
Diplomats Say Deals Provide Iran Access to 'Russian Technology'
Libya’s New Islamist Leaders Seek to Oust Gadhafi Defectors
Religious Scholars, Militia Leaders Hold Broad Sway
NATO Troops ‘Ready to Act’ in Kosovo
Kosovo PM Vows 'Rule of Law' in Closing Border Crossings
Troops Growing Disillusioned With Afghan War
After a decade of war in Afghanistan, exhaustive support for a corrupt government, and training...
Palestinians Will Seek UN Membership on Sept. 23
Impending US veto will be most blatant statement yet against Palestinian rights
At Least 31 Killed as Suicide Bomber Attacks Swat Valley Funeral
Funeral Was For Anti-Taliban Tribal Militia Member
Renewed Fighting in Yemeni Capital: Three Killed
Sanaa Ceasefire in Doubt as Fight Breaks Out Near Tribal Leader's Home
Kosovar Serbs Return to Roadblocks to Protest Border Closures
Kosovo PM Vows to Send Police to Crossings
Yemenis Rally to Condemn Policy of ‘Collective Punishment’
Slam Troops Who Fire Live Ammunition Against Protesters
Haitian Protesters Clash With Police, Demand UN Troop Withdrawal
An accumulating list of abuses by UN occupying forces have added to Haitians' grievances
Car Bombing at Iraqi Restaurant Kills 17
Restaurant Popular With Shi'ite Pilgrims and Police
Three Years After ‘Handover,’ Iraq’s Green Zone Still Feels Like Occupied Territory
Three years ago the Maliki government heralded the handover of the Baghdad Green Zone by...
