Somali PM: Famine Claims a Lie by Aid Agencies
'They Don't Know What They're Talking About'
Trapped in Tripoli, Libya’s Tawargans Fume Over Ill-Treatment
'This Is Abu Ghraib, Not Libya!'
US Freezes $700 Million in Pakistan Aid
Demands Pakistan Strictly Regulate Fertilizer
Iraq’s Diyala Province to Seek Autonomy
Protests After Second Province Eyes Relative Independence From Central Government
Mexican Soldiers Kill 11 Suspected Cartel Members in Gunfight
Escalating violence and a plea from Latin American countries for a change hasn't deterred US's militarized approach to the drug war
Afghan Interior Ministry: Govt. on Track in Closing Security Contractors
All Will Be Disbanded by March 20, Seddiqi Insists
US Ambassador Tells Pakistan to ‘Get Beyond’ Complaints About Attack
'We Should Learn From This,' Insists Munter
US Mercenaries Aim to March Back into Iraq
Blackwater Inc., now named "Academi," is vying to work again as mercenary security forces in Iraq
UN: Syria Death Toll at 5,000
Jump in Official Figure Raises Questions About Reliability
US-Supported Afghan Militias to Expand, Despite Atrocities
Armed and trained by the US, the Afghan Local Police have committed widespread human rights abuses
OIC Chief: No Evidence Iran Has Atomic Bomb Program
Top Diplomat Says Iran Has Right to Civilian Nuclear Program
Gingrich, Huntsman ‘Duel’ in Hawkish Foreign Policy Debate
Newt Insists Three Nuclear Weapons Would 'End Judaism'
Obama Confirms Asking Iran for Drone Back
No One Sends Back Spy Gear, Insists Iranian General
At Least 80 Killed in Three Days of Syrian Violence
Clashes Between Defectors Reports Near Daraa, Troops Attack Factory in Aleppo
Medvedev Promises Inquiry into Election Fraud Allegations
Protesters Call for New Election
