Unidentified Gunmen: Syrian Regime, Rebels Trade Blame for Houla Massacre | Gunmen slaughtered civilians, but on whose behalf?
Unidentified Gunmen: Syrian Regime, Rebels Trade Blame for Houla Massacre
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Who Made Flame Virus: Israel, US or None of the Above?
Who Made Flame Virus: Israel, US or None of the Above? | Nations back off unofficial claims of credit
Mali Secessionist Groups Fail to Agree on New Country
Mali Secessionist Groups Fail to Agree on New Country | Merger deal for Azawad stalls over Islamist-secular split
Israeli MP Calls for Sending All Human Rights Activists to Work Camps
Israeli MP Calls for Sending All Human Rights Activists to Work Camps | ‘I would imprison them all for incitement’
Despite Bloody Failures, US Doubling Down on Drug War
After U.S. Drug Enforcement agents killed several innocent Honduran civilians in a botched raid earlier this month, some expected drug war efforts in Central America would relent. But American intervention has doubled down. That deadly raid was part of a growing...
Pakistan Denies Re-Entry of US Troops
Pakistani military Thursday denied claims by U.S. officials that American troops have returned to the country in a supposed training role several months after Islamabad forced their departure following a NATO strike that had killed 24 soldiers. An anonymous U.S....
US Retains Plans for Military Option in Syria
Even as U.S. officials criticize direct military action in Syria as unworkable, the Obama administration continues to make clear that the military option is being considered and plans drawn up. "As you know, my job is to provide the commander-in-chief with options,"...
Israeli DM: ‘Unilateral Action’ Possible on Palestinian Deal
Israeli DM: ‘Unilateral Action’ Possible on Palestinian Deal | Officials say move unlikely, impractical
US Troops Return to Pakistan for Training Mission
US Troops Return to Pakistan for Training Mission | Expelled in November, first troops return to Peshawar
Up to 68,000 US Troops to Remain in Afghanistan Into 2013
The No. 2 U.S. commander in Afghanistan agrees with his superior officers that 68,000 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan going into next year. Lt. Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti says the U.S. should maintain that 68,000 troops into next year to continue combat operations...
