Millions of Iraqi Widows Endure Daily Struggle
As U.S. forces begin to leave Iraq, an estimated 2 million widowed Iraqi women are...
Turkey Used Chemical Weapons on PKK, Activists Say
Rights groups are investigating claims of chemical warfare by Ankara after a notable rise in U.S. counter-terrorism assistance
Zardari Promised US Congress He Would ‘Eradicate’ Haqqanis
Rep. McCaul Confirms 'Pledge'
Israel Postpones Dismantling Illegal Settlements
Israel had initially promised to force an evacuation of the illegal settlement but has kicked it at least six months down the road
NATO Destroys Kosovo Roadblock, But Serbs Rebuild
Troops Chased Serbs Away, But Road Remains Impassable
Israeli Officials: ElBaradei Secretly an Iranian Agent
Insists Speculation in New IAEA Report 'Proof'
Egyptians Anxious About Prolonged Military Rule
Complicated System of Elections Largely Irrelevant, Voters Fear
Slain Troops Dumped in Landfill, Air Force Admits
Insists Landfill Burials Were Limited to When Family Told Military to Dispose of Them
Officials: At Least 70 Taliban Killed in Paktika Province Attack on NATO Base
NATO Reports No Casualties in Attack
Human Rights Lawyer: US Drone Campaign ‘Scandalous’
In an interview today with Reuters, high profile human rights lawyer Clive Stafford Smith, who...
Iran Revolutionary Guard Threatens Retaliation if US Launches Assassinations
Retired US General Had Called for Killings
French FM Terms Arab League’s Syria Plan ‘Dead’
Violence Continues in Homs, at Least 13 More Reported Slain
Aid Workers See Radio as Key to US Military Victory in Uganda
Villagers Have 'No Telephones,' Officials Reason
UN Security Council ‘Split’ on Palestinian Statehood
Still Unclear if Palestinians Can Muster Ninth Yes Vote
IAEA: Iranian Nuclear Explosive Development ‘May Still Be Ongoing’
The new report claims that it cannot disprove the existence of an Iranian nuclear weapons program
