Afghan Governor: NATO Kills Five Civilians in Kunar Province | NATO ‘aware’ of operation
Afghan Governor: NATO Kills Five Civilians in Northeast
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34 Reported Killed as Violence Once Again Seen Rising in Syria
34 Reported Killed as Violence Once Again Seen Rising in Syria | Syria agrees to extend Arab League monitors’ stay
US Pressures South Korea to Cut Iran Oil Imports
The U.S. is strongly pressuring its ally South Korea to reduce its crude oil imports from Iran, as Washington tries to unite the world in harsh economic sanctions against Iran for a nuclear weapons program that doesn't exist. South Korea already has restricted...
US Pushes Yemen Not to Delay Presidential Election
US Pushes Yemen Not to Delay Presidential Election | Clinton: Saleh failing to live up to pledges
Israeli Army Says Nuclear Iran Would Hinder Military Aggression in Gaza, Lebanon
A nuclear Iran might make it more difficult for Israel to attack its immediate neighbors, according to a senior Israeli military official on Tuesday. Military planning division chief Maj. Gen. Amir Eshel said if Tehran attains nuclear weapons, that could constrain...
Defense: No Evidence of Mubarak Tyranny
Defense: No Evidence of Mubarak Tyranny | ‘He is a man with clean hands and a pure heart’
Situation Deteriorates, Pakistan Tells US Envoy to Stay Away
Situation Deteriorates, Pakistan Tells US Envoy to Stay Away | Officials say Grossman visit would be ‘inconvenient’
Turkey Detains 31 in Kurdish Militant Probe
The Turkish government detained 31 people, including a former member of Parliament, on Tuesday as part of a probe into alleged links between mainstream Kurdish activists and the separatist militants in the southeast. The suspects were grabbed in dawn raids across the...
Are US Weapons of War Trademarked? EA Files Lawsuit to Find Out
Are US Weapons of War Trademarked? EA Files Lawsuit to Find Out | Video game maker seeks to avoid ‘licensing fees’ for images of attack helicopters
Iraqi Militia Refuses to Lay Down Arms, Despite US ‘Withdrawal’
A Shi'ite militia that fought U.S. troops in Iraq said Tuesday it will not lay down its arms immediately due to concerns about the remaining American presence and an unstable Iraqi government. The U.S. has approximately 17,000 personnel based at its embassy in...
