'Frontier Corps' Seen Aiding Militants in Attacking US Targets

Anti-Aircraft Missiles Could Pose 'Significant Threat' to Israeli Warplanes

Officials Express Concern About Various Militant Factions

Protesters March to Condemn Disqualification of Candidates

Attacks Kill Maulvi Nazir's Cousin, Younger Brother

Army cohesiveness is fraying and sectarian divides in Syria's forces are increasing the potential for an armed mutiny against Assad

Former Officials Urge US to Start Killing People

Moves are being made in Congress, along with heavy lobbying from defense firms, to avoid a requirement to cut defense budgets

Backtracking on initial denials that he was even executed, Libya's interim government vowed to find and prosecute the man who shot Gadhafi

Insurgent attacks have kept up their increased pace and show no signs of abating despite empty talk of "progress"

Concerns about the ability of the NTC to establish security and the rule of law are leaving open possibilities of continued involvement

The US obstinacy on the nuclear issue is perpetuating the problem of proliferation, especially in the Middle East