Tenuous Karachi Ceasefire Holds, For Now
Provincial Coalition Govt in Peril as 'Peace Committee' Formed
Obama to Seek $33 Billion More for Wars
Pledge Not to Seek 'Emergency' War Funds Gives Way to Another Request
Afghan Villagers: NATO Forces Opened Fire on Protesters, Killing 13
NATO Denies Incident, But Promises Investigation
Saudi Military Claims Hundreds of Yemeni Rebels Slain
Assistant DM Says Border Village 'Cleansed' of Shi'ite Rebels
Iranian Nuclear Scientist Slain, Sparking Accusations
US Officials Deny Role in Bombing Death
CIA Trying to Negotiate Truce With Iraqi Ba’athists
Reported Meetings Held With Saddam-Era Officials in Exile
Turkey Seethes at Deliberate Diplomatic Slights in Israel
Israel's Deputy FM Brags About Forcing Turkish Envoy Into Lower-Sitting Seat
US Rejects Treaty to End Korean War
State Department Officials Slam Idea of Ending 60 Years of War
Gitmo Detainee’s Lawyers: Five Years Later Too Late for ‘Speedy Trial’
Prosecutors Dismiss Rights, Cite 9/11
Clinton Eyes Sanctions Against Iran ‘Decision Makers’
Insists Meeting This Week to Hammer Out Details
Over 3,000 Killed as Pakistan Violence Soared in 2009
45 Percent Increase in Attacks Over 2008
Six NATO Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
Three Americans Among Slain in Deadliest Day of the New Year
Gen. McChrystal Declares Afghan Surge a ‘Success’
Cites Territory Seized Before Surge Was Even Announced as Proof
Yemeni Officials Admit al-Qaeda War Not Going Well
Yemen's 'Official' Story Increasingly Dubious
Dozens Killed as Fighting in Yemeni North Resumes
Military, Rebels Each Claim to Seize Bases Around Saada
