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NORTHCOM Now Armed
US Calls Raid a Warning to Syria
Iran Warns US Against Syria-Style Strikes
NATO's Afghan Forces 'Hit Limit'
Iraq Demands All US Troops Out by 2011
UK Says Troops on Track to End Iraq Mission Next Year
Elections Put Israeli Peace Process on Hold
Chartered Aid Boat Arrives in Gaza Despite Israeli Threats
Suicide Blasts Kill at Least 31 in Somalia
Witnesses Say Georgia Targeted Civilians
Czech Election Leaves US Radar Station's Future Uncertain
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CIA Led Mystery Syria Raid
Gates Expands US Right to Defend Against Plots
Judge Narrows Definition of Gitmo's 'Enemy Combatants'
Intel Agencies Spent $47.5 Billion in 2008
Reports: Sarkozy Condemns 'Utterly Immature' Obama for Iran Policy
Gates Suggests New Arms Deal With Russia
Gates: Long-Term Outlook Bleak for Nuke Safety
Canada Stays Deportation of Army Deserter
Microsoft, Google and Yahoo Unite in Charter to Protect Online Freedom of Speech
Biden Voices 'Unshakable Commitment' to Strong Israel-US Ties
Basra Security Forces Nab 180 Suspects in Large Raid Operation
Turkish Warplanes Bomb Kurdish Bases in N. Iraq
MP: Hundreds of Christian Families Return to Mosul
Kirkuk Dispute Threatens to Plunge Iraq Into Kurdish-Arab War
Iraqi Christians' Fear of Exile
Tuesday: 35 Iraqis Killed, 55 Wounded
Iraqi Militant to Hang for Killing US Soldiers
Last Polish Troops Come Home From Iraq
Tonga to Withdraw Troops From Iraq
Report on Iraq Security Lists 310 Contractors
US Judge: Guantánamo Man Tortured Into Confessing
Lawyer Gains Access to Gitmo's Secret 'Camp 7'
Facts About the Guantánamo Prison Camp
Padilla Prosecutors Get Award From Justice Department
Al-Qaeda Media Man Waged 'Jihad by Pen,' US Says
Britain Proposes to Name, Ban Entry of Extremists
Officer Stopped to Reload Gun While Killing Menezes
Menezes Officer 'Grossly Exaggerated' His Evidence
Afghan, Pakistani Meeting Agrees to Taliban Talks
Troops Face Wall of Silence From Terrified Afghan Villagers
Survey Finds More Afghans Pessimistic About Their Future
Five Civilians Killed, 21 Injured in Swat Valley Shelling
Jirga Bans Entry of Taliban in Part of Bajaur
Pakistani Army Suspends Plan for New Headquarters
Heavy Fighting on Northern Fronts in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Rebel Air Attack Puts Capital in Dark
Facts About Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger Air Wing
Nepal Government Withdraws Criminal Charges Against Maoist Leaders
India: In World's Largest Democracy, Tolerance Is a Weak Pillar
Dalai Lama Calls Special Meeting of Tibetan Exiles
EU-Russia Talks to Restart at Summit
Moscow Will Pose Early Test of NATO Ambitions
Syria Slams Iraqi Govt Spokesman Over Strike Comments
Syria Asks UN Council to Prevent New US Attacks
Insurgents' Route Though Syria Persists
Iraqi Parliament Worried Over US Attack on Syria
Syrian Govt Slams Iraqi Spokesman Over Statement on US Strike
Syria Orders US School, Cultural Center Closed
Still No Proof, but IAEA Presses Syria for More Visits
Hezbollah Condemns 'Terrorist Crime' Committed by US in Syria
Diplomats: IAEA Says Syrian Nuke Info Needs Probe
Israeli Army Defends 'Shoot-To-Kill' Policy After Three Palestinians Die in Murky Circumstances
Israel Blocks Doctors From Attending Gaza Conference
Activists Seek to Break Israel Blockade on Gaza
Israel Vows to Block Activist Boat From Gaza
Peres: Israel Is Closer to Peace Than Ever Before
Dovish Lawmaker Beilin to Retire From Politics
Russia to Continue Arms Sales to Iran
Iran Opens Naval Base Near Routes for Gulf Oil
Prosecutor Accuses 34 Islamists in Lebanon Attacks
Armored Against Turmoil, Lebanon Lures Investors
In Asia, Doubts Grow About a Nuclear-Free North Korea
North Korean Soldier Defects to South Through DMZ
Defectors Describe Executions, Torture in North Korea
Japan: North Korea's Kim Probably Remains Hospitalized
US Accuses Sudan of Duplicity in Darfur
Will Killing of Oil Workers Harden China's Darfur Policy?
More Than 30,000 Flee Congo as Fighting Intensifies
Congo Army Prepares to Abandon Town to Rebels
UN Blocked From Pulling Workers Out of Congo
UN Forces Fail to Repel Tutsi Rebels in Congo
UN Seeks Reinforcements in E. Congo
Congo Rebels Say They Have Captured Eastern Town
Congo's Violence Tied to 1994 Rwandan Genocide
Opposition: Mugabe Not Serious About Zimbabwe Government
Grenade Attack Injures Four in Somali Border Town
Colombia: FARC Agree to Hostage Talks
Justin Raimondo10/29/2008Is War Good For the Economy?
Charles Peña10/29/2008You Can't Cut Spending and Spare 'Defense'
Sascha Matuszak10/28/2008A Win-Win Situation for China
Alan Bock10/27/2008An Upside to the Financial Crisis?
Ivan Eland10/25/2008Obama Gets Powell and McCain Gets al-Qaeda
Doug Bandow10/24/2008Constitutional Peril
David R. Henderson10/23/2008Central Planning at Home and Abroad
Philip Giraldi10/21/2008Zero Plus Zero Equals Zero
Nebojsa Malic10/16/2008Cheap Thrills
Praful Bidwai9/05/2008Lawmaker's Disclosure May Torpedo Nuke Deal
Ran HaCohen8/27/2008Occupation by Another Name
