After Disputed Vote Afghan Govt Still Struggles for Air of Legitimacy
Top Adviser Warns Taliban Out-Governing Karzai as Voters Express Regrets
Iraq Broadcasts Another Confession, Increasing Tensions With Syria
Captive Says Syrian Intelligence Agent Ran al-Qaeda Camp
Top Iran Conservatives Condemn New Cabinet
Ahmadinejad Insists Cabinet Nominees Will Manage
At Least 16 Police Killed in Pakistan’s Swat Valley
Months After Declaring 'Victory,' Violence Remains
Blackwater Offered Foreign Assassins for CIA Program
Serious Questions About Competence for Recruits
Fraud Claims Soar as Karzai Moves Closer to Vote Win
Nearly 700 Major Claims of Fraud and Voter Intimidation, and Number Could Rise
Israel Accelerating Settlement Growth in East Jerusalem
Group Cautions Growth an 'Urgent Threat' to Peace Deal
No Change in Iraq Troop Levels Until After 2010 Election
General Still Insists Pullout 'Moving Forward'
Japanese Opposition Victory Could Force US Rethink in Pacific
Incoming Party Seeks Closer China Ties, End to Mandate for Afghan War
US Denies Combat Operations in Philippines
Troops 'Only Training,' Officials Insist
US Irked as Pakistan Stalls South Waziristan Offensive
Officials 'Alarmed' by Reports Govt May Seek Peace Deal With Some Factions
IAEA Report Praises Improved Iran Cooperation, Cautions Questions Remain
Report May Set Stage for New Iran Sanctions
Gen. Casey ‘Unsure’ If Rising Iraq Violence Will Imperil Pullout Plan
Expects Violence to 'Ebb and Flow' Over the Years
Gen. McChrystal Seeks 20,000 More Troops for Afghanistan
Plan Will Test War-Weary Public, Over-Stretched Military
Tensions Rise as Thousands of Fraud Allegations Hit Afghan Vote
Sharp Exchanges as Holbrooke Meets With Karzai
