Iraq Drawdown Signals New Client State Status, Ongoing Occupation
An expansive new military, economic, and political approach likely to make Iraq a client, instead of a warfront
At Least 11 Killed in Delhi High Court Bombing
Briefcase Bomb Also Injured 91
At Least 24 Killed in Quetta Bombings
Pakistani Taliban Claim Credit for Attack on Colonel's Home
Libya Rebel Camps Set Stage for Second Civil War
With the first Libyan Civil War still not really over, the battle lines are already...
Somali Officials Sign ‘Roadmap’ for Government
New Official Government to Replace Self-Proclaimed Transitional Government
US Envoy: Syria Can’t Reform
Insists This 'Isn't About Western Military Intervention'
NATO Ends Detainee Transfers to Afghan Govt Over Torture Evidence
UN Investigation Reveals 'Systematic Torture'
Kosovo: Allowing Kosovar Serbs to Secede ‘Inhuman’
NATO Warns of Growing Tension After Trade Row
Gates: Israel an ‘Ungrateful Ally’
Tensions Rise as Whistleblower Reveals Israeli Effort to Start a US War With Iran
Yemen Ruling Party Confirms Talks With UN Over Crisis
UN Plan Calls for 'National Reconciliation' Government
Rebels: Gadhafi Last Tracked Three Days Ago in Southern Libya
Speculation He Could Flee to Neighboring Country
State Department Warned in 2002 Vatican Would Oppose Attack on Iraq
A diplomatic meeting in 2002 notes "public criticism" of attack on Iraq, further revealing early plans against Saddam Hussein
NYPD Surveillance of Muslims May Violate First Amendment
The wide-ranging clandestine and intelligence program received federal money and CIA cooperation
Turkey Suspends Military Ties With Israel
Turkey warned economic sanctions may follow absent an apology for Israel's raid on Gaza aid ship
After 7 Years, Brazil May Withdraw Troops from Haiti
Pending UN approval, Brazil decides occupation not helping either country
