Panel: Roughly 50 Gitmo Detainees Should Be Held Indefinitely Without Charges
Not Enough Evidence to Prosecute, Panel Urges Govt to Just Keep Them
Yemen Opposition Parties Slam London Conference
International Community 'Aimed at Saving Saleh Regime'
Rare NATO Convoy Attack in ‘Safe’ Pakistan City
Pakistan Insists Karachi Security 'Brought Under Control'
Senate Passes More Sanctions Against Iran
Sanctions Could Harm Key Foreign Energy Companies
Karzai Eyes Another 15 Years of NATO Help
Western Hopes for Exit Strategy Run Into Another Roadblock
Report: Taliban in Secret Meeting With UN
Kai Eide Met 'Quetta Shura' in Secret Dubai Talks
Clinton: Iran Leaves Penalties as Only Choice
Uses Yemen, Afghan Meetings to Push for Sanctions
US Troops Kill Kabul Imam in ‘Unfortunate Incident’
Protests in Afghan Capital as NATO Expresses Regret
Obama’s State of the Union Address Light on Foreign Policy
Lip Service to Wars and Rehashed Pledges
‘Long-Term’ Yemen Commitment Vowed at Two Hour Conference
Clinton Demands Reforms From Yemeni Government
Allegations of Voter Fraud in Sri Lanka as Unrest Looms
President Calls Military Out Against Opposition Leader's Hotel
US Senators Seek ‘Crippling’ Iran Sanctions
Letter Urges President to Ignore UN Security Council
Envoy Hopeful Gitmo Will Close in Three Years
Around 50 Detainees Will Remain in Custody, Without Trial, Even After Closure
Taliban: Buyout Futile Without Foreign Pullout
Militants Slam Reconciliation Proposal as 'Trick'
Germany Expresses Hope for February Sanctions Against Iran
Merkel Says France Committed to Discussing New Sanctions
