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Updated June 14, 2014 - 11:21 PM EDT
Obama: 'US Will Do Its Part' In Iraq
 
  Kerry: Iraqi Insurgency Threatens American Interests
  Iraq's Implosion Could Redraw Middle East Boundaries
  Why Have US-Trained Security Forces Folded?
Maliki Threatens Army Deserters With Execution
 
  Iraq's Top Shi'ite Cleric Sistani Calls Out Militias
  Reprisal Killings Reported in Iraq's Militant-Held Areas
  End of Iraq as We Know It? Govt Powerless Against Islamists
  Who Is Iraq's Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, World's New Top Terrorist?
  Loss of Mosul Threatens Iraqi PM's Hold on Power
  Hundreds May Already Be Dead Across Northern Iraq
Iranian Commander 'In Charge' in Baghdad Fight
 
  Alarmed by Iraq, Iran Open to Shared Role With US
  In Iraq Crisis, a Tangle of Alliances and Enmities
Ukraine: 49 Dead as Rebels Down Military Plane
 
  Ukrainian Forces Reclaim Port City From Rebels
Gareth Porter Interviews Iran FM on Nuclear Plan
CIA Rendition Jet Was Waiting in Europe to Snatch Snowden
Viewpoints
Sunni Caliphate Has Been Bankrolled by Saudi Arabia  by Robert Fisk
Iraq Is a Place Where Americans Suffered  by Peter Hart
Panic Over the ISIS Offensive in Iraq  by Paul R. Pillar
The Root of Our Foreign Policy Blunders  by John Tirman
One Left Behind Comes Home  by Philip Giraldi
How NSA Can Secretly Aid Criminal Cases  by Ray McGovern

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Frontline
Bergdahl Arrives at Army Medical Center in Texas
Pope Defends Predecessor Pius on Holocaust Charges
Japan PM Moves Closer to Winning Support for Looser Limits on Military
'Grant Snowden French Asylum' Petition Gets 150,000 Signatures
Scottish Independence Campaigner Says MI5 in Dirty Tricks Campaign
 
Afghanistan
Golden Hammer: Pentagon Sank $3 Million in Boats That Never Made It to Afghanistan
For Taliban in Afghanistan, Modest Success in Battle, but Illicit Business Booms
Presidential Candidate Abdullah Abdullah in DC Seeks a Closer US-Afghan Relationship
Pakistan/India
Pakistan Fighting Drives Families Over Border Into Afghanistan
North Waziristan Empties Out as Foreign Fighters Flee
Pakistan: Indian Army Fires Indiscriminately Along LoC
China/Vietnam
China Says Will Never Send Military to Oil Rig Spat With Vietnam
On Eve of Visit, China Warns UK Not to Lecture It on Human Rights
China Arrests Rights Lawyer Who Fought Labor Camps
Thailand
Thai Military Promises Government by August, Lifts Curfew
Egypt
Egyptian Policeman Shot Dead During Islamist Protest
Egypt's Cabinet to Be Formed by Sunday, Many Ministers to Stay: Sources
Tunisia
Tunisian Police Kill Two Islamist Militants Near Algerian Border
Al-Qaeda Claims Attack on Tunisian Minister Home
Nigeria
US Posts $18 Million Bounty for Four African Militants
Some Abducted Schoolgirls May Never Return: Nigerian Ex-President
Mali
Mali Government 'Incapable' of Tackling Rebels, Says Opposition
UN Chief Urges Cease-Fire and Talks in Mali
Africa
Sudan Government Bombing Hospitals and Schools, US Says
Taking Action Against Sexual Violence in Democratic Republic of the Congo – in Pictures
Ukraine/Russia
Ukraine Braces for Russian Gas Cuts From Monday
Ukraine Suggests Compromise Gas Price in Row With Russia
Bombers Come to Europe as Tensions Simmer Over Ukraine
NATO Says Russian Tanks in Ukraine Would Be Serious Escalation
 
Iraq
Hundreds May Already Be Dead Across Northern Iraq
Fighters Enter Two Northeast Iraq Towns as Govt Forces Failed to Halt Offensive
Hundreds Killed in Islamist Militant Advance in Iraq: UN
Iraq Army Helicopters Fire Rockets on Mosque in City of Tikrit
Iraqi Military Breakdown Fueled by Corruption, Politics
Fall of Mosul Aided by Iraq's Political Distrust
Govt Blocks Facebook, YouTube, Other Webpages in Iraq
ISIS May Expel Iraq's Christians for Good
Oil Industry in Iraq Faces Setback to Revival
UN: 800,000 Iraq Refugees From Fighting This Year
Kurdistan President Barzani: Peshmerga in Areas Abandoned by Iraqi Army
Voices From Iraq: 'We Have Lived Enough Years of Revenge and Tyranny'
Iraq and the US
Obama: The US Won't Send Troops Back Into Combat in Iraq
Hillary Clinton Wasn't Alone in Getting Iraq Wrong
Hillary Clinton: Don't Provide Military Aid to Iraq
Sens. Paul, Rubio Differ on Iraq Action
US Contractors in Iraq Relocated Due to Security Concerns
Iraq and the World
Iraq Government to Blame for Islamist Rebel Advance: Saudi Prince
Iraq Violence Disrupts OPEC Agenda
Iraq Problems, Gas Headaches?
UN Steps Up Aid Response in Iraq
Turkish Lenders and Bank Shut Baghdad Branches
Insurgents' Iraq Advance Poses Security, Economic Risk for Turkey
Syria
Syria Islamist Militants Pause and Reinforce From Iraq
The Return of Polio in Turkey: Syrian Refugees in Istanbul
Palestine/Israel
Palestinian News Group Stops Printing Hamas Papers After IDF Threats
US Citizen Among Missing Teens in Suspected West Bank Kidnapping
Colombia
For War-Weary Rebels, Colombia Invites Defections With Comforts and Kindness
Colombia's FARC Rebels Hope World Cup Fosters 'Reconciliation'
 
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Columnists

Justin Raimondo
6/13/2014
Iraq War III?

Lucy Steigerwald
6/12/2014
Cops, Gun Control, and the Myth of the US as a Bloody Warzone

Ivan Eland
6/11/2014
Messy Endgame in the Afghan War

Nebojsa Malic
6/07/2014
Is This What D-Day Was For?

David R. Henderson
4/28/2014
An Economist’s Case for a Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy

Philip Giraldi
4/01/2014
Targeting Iran

Kelley B. Vlahos
3/11/2014
Brother Karzai Leaves Election, Joins Another Ticket

Ran HaCohen
3/04/2013
Purim and Genocidal Phantasies

Charles V. Peña
6/15/2012
Cyberwar for Me but Not for Thee

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