Lebanese Army Moves to Break Up Firefights
Sunnis and Shiites have been fighting in Beirut after the funeral of an intelligence chief
Foreign Policy
Azerbaijani Protests Not For Cities
Officials allow demonstrations in the suburbs, but not downtown
Pussy Riot Headed for Prison Camps
The two women are on their way to camps east of Moscow described as tough
French Reporter Assaulted in Cairo's Tahrir Square
The France 24 correspondent was mobbed after finishing a live news report
Netanyahu to Blair: Israel Will Keep Responding to Mortar Attacks
Tony Blair visits in his role as an envoy for the Quarter of the US, UN, EU and Russia
Jordanian Soldier Killed By Militants Trying to Enter Syria
The Syrian civil war becomes an increasingly regional affair
Issa Pushes Back on Accusation of Outing Libyans Working For U.S.
Democrats insists Issa should've cleared documents he released with State first, but the House Oversight Committee Chair says the Libyans named in the document were already known as working for the U.S.
Obama Campaign Releases Ad Ahead of Foreign Policy Debate Touting Iraq War
Trying to draw contrast with Mitt Romney, who said troops should have been left in Iraq. Despite the ad, Obama actually tried to do just that
Three British Muslims Go On Trial For Allegedly Plotting London Terror Attack
They've plead innocent to conspiring to pull off a terrorist attack more destructive than the 2005 underground bombings
Spain PM: Election Victories in Galicia Vindicate Austerity Program
The ruling People's Party gained 3 seats in the regional assembly, the Socialists lost nearly half theirs
Lebanese Army Warns Political Leaders About Expression Opinions
Urged caution to calm "unprecedented" tensions
US to Help Lebanon with Car Bombing Investigation
The Lebanese opposition has blamed Syria for the violence
EU Envoy Lands in Mogadishu
First ambassador from Europe since the last government collapsed in 1991
Maoists Don't Want Bo Xilai Expelled from Chinese Communist Party
The far left tries to defend one of their own
BP Selling Stake in Russian Oil Venture to Buy Stake in Oil Company From Russian Government
Dasvidaniya and privyet
Myths of Iraq and Afghanistan
There is a term for a war that is always "succeeding" but never concluding: a failure.
Clashes in Beirut After State Funeral
Following the funeral of a security official killed in a carbombing last week
Drone Strike Victims Seek Justice in Pakistan
Thousands have been killed, but only a small percentage were confirmed as terrorist targets
Funeral for Lebanon Security Official Turns Violent
Protesters blame Syria's government for deadly car bomb
America's Drone Terrorism
America's drone policy is hardly calculated to win friends for the United States.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Has No Idea What This Obama Kill List Thing Is All About
DNC chair should maybe read more
Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Protest Ship
30 pro-Palestinian activists attempt to break blockade
Clashes in Libyan Town That Once Was Qaddafi Stronghold
Fighting has flared up over last three days
Benghazi Document Dump Reveals Names of Libyans Working with US
Obama administration complains, but documents were not classified information
FBI Terrorism Stings Make Country Less Safe
Focusing on trapping bumbling fools like Nafis draws antiterrorism resources away from potential real threats
Berlusconi Denies Sex Parties
Former Italian prime minister on trial for allegations of sex with underage prostitute
Fort Hood Families Want Shootings Declared Terrorist Act
Opens up additional benefits for victims
Benghazi Victim's Mother Angry at Obama's "Not Optimal" Comment
Points out her dead son is not optimal either.
US Convicts Somali of Trying to Recruit Terrorists in Minnesota
Wanted to topple Mogadishu government
Beirut Bombing Heightens Fears of Syrian Violence Boiling Over
Security official killed had connections to anti-Syrian government forces
