Anti-Terror Laws in Nigeria Threaten Civil Liberties
The US pushed Nigeria to pass legislation giving broad powers to a government prone to human rights abuses
Turkish Navy Will Escort Gaza-Bound Aid Ships
In light of Israel's refusal to apologize to killing Turkish aid workers last year, Turkey is implementing more aggressive postures
CIA Cooperated with Gadhafi on Torture and Renditions
Documents uncovered in Tripoli reveal deep cooperation between US and Libyan intelligence agencies
Australia Eyes Assange Arrest as Cables Published
Attorney General Says Intelligence Official Naming Could Lead to Prosecution
At Least 17 Killed in Syria Protest Crackdown
Clashes Reported at Hospitals as Medical Workers Accused of Abuse
JSOC: America’s Other Secretive Killers
Yesterday we got a close look at the CIA's move away from traditional espionage toward...
NATO Warns Libyan Rebels to Stop Weapons Looting
Insists Smugglers Making Off With Surface-to-Air Missiles
IAEA Expressed ‘Concern’ About Iran
Still Offers No Public Evidence of Allegations
New Lancet Study: 12,000 Killed in Iraq Suicide Bombings
A new report (PDF) from Lancet details the toll that suicide bombings have taken on...
More on Gadhafi Libya’s Ties to CIA Torture
Yesterday we heard from key rebel commander Abdulhakim Belhaj about his time being tortured by...
US Admits No Evidence of New 9/11 Plot, But Issues Travel Advisory
'Worldwide Travel Alert' Cites 'Significant Dates on the Calendar'
Turkey Expels Israeli Envoy, Threatens Lawsuit Over Flotilla Deaths
Israel Rules Out Apologizing for Killing Aid Workers
Data Shows Afghan Troops Deserting at Growing Rates
Nearly 25,000 Deserted in Last Six Months
WikiLeaks Cables Force Iraq to Reopen Probe Into 2006 Raid
Pentagon Insists Revelations on Massacre 'Nothing New'
Israel Objects to Palestinian Statehood to Avoid War Crimes Investigations
A WikiLeaks cable reveals drones were used in Gaza, as well as Israel's true reasons for objecting to PA statehood
