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Updated May 17, 2014 - 11:10 PM EDT
Israel: 3rd Most Aggressive Spying Against US
Judge Blocks Force-Feeding of Gitmo Detainee
 
  Document Reveals CIA Coverup Around 2006 Guantanamo 'Suicides'
Ukraine Declares Eastern Govts 'Terrorist Orgs'
 
  A Ukraine City in Shock, but Who Is in Control of Mariupol?
  Energy Sanctions Against Russia Would Be 'Inappropriate', EU Says
  Russia to Ukraine: We'll Talk Gas Discount If You Pay Off Debt
Rogue Libyan General Attacks Rivals, 43 Killed
 
  Kerry Suggests Governing Libya Is as Easy as Running Massachusetts
Iraq Uses Barrel Bombs as Civilians Flee Fallujah Onslaught
 
  Scattered Attacks Leave 38 Killed, 39 Wounded Across Iraq
US Faults Iran, Warns Time Is Short After Latest Talks
Kerry: US to Increase Weapons Shipments to Syria Rebels
US Billions May Not Keep Lights on in Afghanistan
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Malala: Puppet for US Imperialism  by Jayel Aheram
After 9/11: The Stories We Tell and Those We Don't  by David Bromwich
No Place to Hide: A Conservative Critique of a Radical NSA  by Conor Friedersdorf
The Three-War Doctrine  by John Feffer
Militarized Humanitarianism in Africa  by Joeva Rock
US Intervention in Nigeria?  by Jacob G. Hornberger

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Ukraine/Russia
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Religious Tensions Deepen Ukraine Splits: Russian Orthodox Official
Crimean Tatars Condemn Ban on Rally to Mark Stalin's Persecution
Vladimir Putin Tells Crimea's Tatars Their Future Lies With Russia
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Pakistan
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India
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China/Vietnam
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Thailand
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Nigeria
British-Born Boko Haram 'Ringleader' Was 'Radicalized at UK University'
Paris Summit to Try to Rally Region Against Nigeria's Boko Haram
Abductions Seen as Just One Factor in Coming Nigeria Election
Kenya
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US Embassy in Kenya Requests Security Upgrade
Africa
Ivory Coast Army Retakes Border Town After Attack Kills 13
Algeria Evacuates Diplomats From Libya After Threats
 
Syria
Report: Rocket Attack Kills 13 in Syria's Aleppo
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Iraq
Scattered Attacks Leave 38 Killed, 39 Wounded Across Iraq
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Israel/Palestine
US Official: Obama Blames Settlements for Failed Talks
Livni and Abbas Discuss Fatah-Hamas Unity Govt in Unauthorized Meeting in London
Two Israeli Journalists Attacked in West Bank Clashes
Right-Wing Minister Predicts Explosive Growth in Settler Population
Army Bases Causing Pollution in West Bank
Israel Seeks to Make Yom Kippur a UN Holiday
Turkey
Turkey Mine Disaster: Tear Gas Fired at Soma Protesters
Kurdish Militants Wound Turkish Soldiers in Outpost Attack
Middle East
Yemen Says It Has Foiled al-Qaeda Attacks in Sanaa
Iran Says Nuclear Talks 'Constructive' but Yielded No Progress
Guatemala
Guatemala Nabs Alleged Zetas Leader Wanted in US
Dozens Protest Genocide Denial in Guatemala
Americas
Paraguayan Journalist Shot to Death
Colombian FARC, Government Reach Deal on Drugs; Rebels Call Ceasefire
Mexico to Try 3rd Mayor for Aiding Drug Cartel
US Missionary Stabbed to Death in Haiti
The War at Home
Amazon, AT&T, Snapchat Rated Among the Least Trustworthy With Data, EFF Finds
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