Netanyahu Loudly Condemns Palestinian Statehood Bid
Issues Demands While Vowing to Stop Independence
Five NATO Soldiers Slain Across Afghanistan
Seven Afghan Civilians Killed in Kandahar Landmine Explosion
New Draft of Oil Law Could Mean More Hostilities for Iraq
Baghdad retains more power for itself at expense of Kurds, Shi'ites and Sunnis
Violence on Rise as Yemeni President Saleh Makes Shocking Return to Sanaa
Dictator's Return Leaves Peace Talks in Tatters
Mullen: US Won’t Ignore Iran ‘Attacks’ in Iraq
Tells Senate Iranian Government 'Have Been Warned'
US Envoy Doesn’t See ‘Long-Term Insurgency’ in Libya
Insists Libyans Will Be 'Reliable Partner Against Terrorism'
Western Humanitarian Aid Often Leaves Recipient Countries Worse Off
The international response to humanitarian crises is increasingly seen as “intrusive and disempowering” by communities...
An Uncertain Future: Bahrain Internet Users Face Arrest for Dissenting Posts
Facebook Users Face Jail, Student Protesters Can't Return to School
Palestinian Bid at UN Could Mark Shift in Peace Process
The US may be losing its front seat at the negotiating table in peace process, shifting balance toward an international consensus
Did Israeli FM’s Comments Encourage PKK Attacks Against Turkey?
PKK Wing Vows to Attack Big Cities
Iraqi Parliament Speaker: Govt Not Telling MPs About US Troop Deal
Insists Maliki Government Offered No Briefings
Legality of Drones Are Questionable, Dangerous
Peter W. Singer, senior fellow at Brookings, warns of the ubiquitous use of drones in the military, and now domestic police units
Ceasefire Over: 15 Killed in New Yemen Violence
GCC Again Leaves Sanaa Without a Settlement
US, Allies Paid for 90 Percent of Afghan Government Expenditures
From 2005-2010, the United States and other donor nations paid for 90 percent of the...
US Hypocritically Accuses Pakistan of Funding Terrorist Proxies
A decade of abuse and mistreatment of Pakistanis has not stopped the US from criticizing Pakistan for interference
