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At least 17 militants killed by Yemeni forces, government claims to have regained control of two key AQAP strongholds
Senior Pakistani official says Islamabad "scaled down" amount sought for per-vehicle charge on NATO supply convoys
Syria calls the term inaccurate, while the U.S. and U.N. peacekeeping department are not confirming that
Israeli gov't report accuses PM of "flawed" and "superficial" military response to Turkish flotilla, which left 9 dead
Husain Haqqani, former ambassador to U.S., asked Americans for help dealing with influential military, commission finds
Officials suspect graffiti is latest by ultra-Orthadox Jewish militants, who are widening gulf with secular majority
Opposition says young boy taking part in small anti-government rally in Daraa dies after being shot once in head
Observers reach village where opposition says regime forces massacred scores of people
About 20 observers reach outskirts of village they were turned away from Thursday under threat of violence
About 20 observers mass in Hama before 2nd attempt to access village they were turned away from Thursday under threat of violence
A lot of diplomatic effort being put into bringing Russia into a solution for ending the slaughter in Syria
Defense chief says U.S. "reaching the limits of our patience"; Warns Pakistan to act, or U.S. may expand fight
Appointment of new prime minister, an Assad loyalist, aimed to portray normalcy and regime's grip on power, but war is inching toward Damascus
Appointment of new PM, an Assad loyalist, aimed to portray normalcy and regime's grip on power, but war is inching toward Damascus
Der Spiegel reports Israel deploying nuclear-tipped cruise missiles on German-built submarines partially funded by Berlin
Mubarak is charged with ordering the deaths of peaceful demonstrators during "Arab spring" protests and other crimes
No one - not the diffuse collection of rebels, the Assad regime or the outside world - can see the endgame as crisis threatens region
The Cuban government allowing private businesses into their Yellow Pages may be a sign they're here to stay
How doctors and hospitals risk of execution or arrest by helping those injured by government forces
Doctor who helped U.S. track bin Laden convicted for conspiring with militant, not helping CIA, court judgment shows