Top Yemeni Official Dies From Injuries in June Assassination Bid
Former PM Died in Saudi Arabia
Bloated, War Weary Pentagon Must Adjust to Budget Cuts
Compared with a decade ago, the military is bigger, more closely connected to the CIA,...
Airstrikes Stop as Israel, Hamas Agree on Truce
Israeli Cabinet Votes Against Escalation
International Oil Companies Eager to Restart Libyan Operations
Oil corporations from various countries have business interests in Libya
Syria Killings Continue as UN Sends Humanitarian Team
UN Says 2,200 Killed Since Protests Began
Surprise: Afghan War Will Continue for Foreseeable Future
After failing to meet vital benchmarks through the surge, high levels of US troops to remain until at least 2024
19 NATO Fuel Tankers Destroyed in Pakistan Attack
Gunmen Attack Tankers in Balochistan
Fight For Tripoli Ongoing, as Fears of Power Vacuum and Violence Mount
Western powers concerned with rebels' ability to enforce security, safeguard weapons stockpiles
Mixed Signals on Possible Occupation of Libya
Oil shake-up, CIA and military trainers, foreign funding, and more mean future still uncertain
US Drone Strikes Against North Waziristan Kill at Least Four
Second Strike Hit Apparently Empty Home of Tribal Elder
Former Assange Aide Destroyed Mass of Unpublished Leaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's former "right-hand man" Daniel Domscheit-Berg didn't just leave the organization last...
Rebels in Central Tripoli: Regime Seen on the Brink of Collapse
Gadhafi's Sons Are Captured, But Where's Moammar?
Syria to Hold Parliamentary Elections in February
Assad Also Promises to Revise Constitution
Assad Warns Against Attack on Syria
Syrian Ruler Insists Military Able to Restore Control Over Nation
At Least 13 Pro-Regime Tribesmen Killed in South Yemen Suicide Attacks
Officials Say al-Qaeda Claimed Credit for Bombings
