At Least 19 Killed as Syria Continues Crackdown
Seven Troops, 12 Civilians Among the Slain
Honduras Deploys Army to Fight Drug Gangs
Following the Mexico model, and due to increased influence from the U.S., Honduras is using the military to the drug war
Would Israel Tell US Before Attacking Iran? Gen. Dempsey Not Sure
Dempsey Sees Differences in US, Israeli Position
Israeli FM Condemns Decision to Stop Confiscating Palestinian Funds
New Eviction Looms in Occupied East Jerusalem
Israeli Govt Pushes Bill to Move Against Human Rights Groups
Controversial 'Talkback' Bill Also Moves Forward in Knesset
Top Afghan Official Praises US for Killing Pakistani Soldiers
'Best Thing America Has Done in 10 Years'
Scores Wounded in Violence in Tahrir Square
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Seen Scoring Big as Vote Moves into Day 2
Libya’s Islamist Commander Backs NTC Despite Being Cut Out of Cabinet
Former CIA Torture Victim Says He Expects Good Relations With New DM
Yemen PM: New Cabinet Within ‘Days’
Speaking today in one of his first conferences since being appointed "interim prime minister" of...
Local Officials: NATO Helicopters Killed Three Afghan Women
Attack on Civilian Homes in Kandahar District
Pentagon: ‘Too Soon’ to Comment on Pakistan Killings
Pentagon spokesman George Little declined comment today on the Friday night attack against a Pakistani...
NATO to Withdraw 40,000 Troops Next Year, But War is Not Over
The drawdown of troops began late in 2011 and will accelerate in 2012, but officials have confirmed a continuing presence past 2014
Amid Piles of Innocent Corpses, NATO Orders Retraining Effort on How Not to Murder
Six days of retraining was ordered for NATO soldiers on how to avoid civilian casualties after succession of civilian casualties
Will Pakistan Bar US From Their Airspace?
Experts Warn Another 'Incident' Could Lead to More Moves
Egyptians Vote in Record Numbers
The Muslim Brotherhood is expected to win major victories in the election, despite dissent from the youth protest movement
