Sporadic fights between various armed tribal factions throughout the country continue to undermine the embryonic post-war political process

Deal Would Have Military Withdraw From Cities, Political Prisoners Freed

Protests in Jilib After Monday Strike Killed Refugees

Afghan MPs and security officials agree they are helpless without US-NATO support, which augurs poorly for the end of the war

Netanyahu Condemns Palestinian Leadership

State Department Fears Israel May Attack Unilaterally

Israel Promises to Delay Attacks 24 Hours at Egypt's Request

The commission has investigated thousands of individual cases of abuse and will fully release the findings later this month

Officials Baffled by Social Media

Abdurraheem el-Keib spent his career in academia and has at least some tenuous ties to the energy sector

The president-elect promised to let the lease on the base, which provides a supply route to troops in Afghanistan, expire in 2014

Witnesses Say Warplanes Attacked Near Food Distribution Center

The Obama administration continues to support the illegal coup government as well as the elite thugs with ties to the drug trade

Al-Qaeda Flag in Libya's Benghazi 'No Surprise' to US