Karzai: Obama’s Call to Reach Out to Moderate Taliban ‘Good News’
Obama Declares History of Fierce Independence, Less Government 'Challenge'
US Forces Kill Two Afghan Police in ‘Friendly Fire’ Incident
Police Opened Fire on Troops in Kapisa Province
Israeli General: Iran Capable of Creating Nuclear Bomb
Military Intel Chief Says Iranian Weapon a Matter of Strategy
Pakistani Military Touts Victory in Bajaur
Pushing Offensive Despite Rebel Ceasefire Gives Pakistan a Rare, and Perhaps Brief Victory
12,000 US Troops to Leave Iraq by September
Presence Will Finally Return to Pre-Surge Level This Summer, But Pullouts Remain Slow
Supreme Court Ruling Limits President’s Power to Detain Legal Residents
One Paragraph Ruling Erases Lower Court Verdict, Leaves Question Open
US Blames Afghan Weather for Taliban Success
After Most Violent Year Since the War Began, Can a Violent Winter Really Be Blamed on Lack of Snow?
Pakistan’s Taliban ‘Calls the Shots’ in Swat Valley
Pakistani Officials Agree to Ban on 'Obscene' Films as Part of 17 Point Plan
Concerns Over Special Forces May Stall Already Limited Iraq Pullout
Military Insists Support Will Be Provided, But Won't Say How
Clinton: Russia Could Join Missile Defense System
Talks With Lavrov to Focus on Disarmament, But Missile Shield Remains a Bone of Contention
Supreme Court Dismisses Case on Indefinite Detention of Legal Resident
Lower Court's Ruling Void, But Court Declares Issue 'Moot'
Rival Candidates Urge Karzai to Resign
With Election Delayed Past End of Karzai's Term, Opponents Feel Karzai Should Resign for Interim Govt
Lieberman Demanding ‘Full Autonomy’ as Foreign Minister
Yisrael Beiteinu Chief Seems a Lock for Netanyahu's Foreign Minister
Clinton Proposes Afghanistan Conference, Then Presses for Iran’s Inclusion
Netherlands Asked to Host Conference, Kai Eide Would Chair It
Clinton Calls for Fresh Start in NATO-Russia Ties
Secretary of State Says NATO Must Never Recognize South Ossetia, Abkhazia
