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As cyberwarfare heats up, allies turn to US companies for expertise
Middle East shifts may weaken Iran's influence with Palestinians
Qatar's aid and Iran's arms compete in battered Gaza
For Israel, Gaza Conflict Is Test for an Iran Confrontation
Hamas leaders emerge stronger than ever, Palestinians say
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said there was no evidence that economic sanctions had any affect on Iran's nuclear program. Iran was still producing enriched uranium at "a quite constant pace."
Analysis of Hamas Military Capability After Six-Day Conflict With Israel
Treasury adds Hezbollah leader who was in US custody last year to terrorism list
Musa Ali Daqduq has been added to the list of Specially Designated Global Terrorists. He was in US custody a mere 11 months ago before being transferred to Iraq and subsequently freed, and his terrorist activities were well known.
Herat, Freewheeling Afghan City, Fearful of US Pullout
Brigades That Fire on Israel Show a Deadly New Discipline
A report from the IAEA said Iran had doubled the capacity at its uranium enrichment plant. Iran has postponed the startup of a nuclear reactor in Akak; the research reactor has the capability of producing plutonium for nuclear arms.
Iran Set to Double Nuclear Fuel Capability
The US, China, Russia, France, the UK, and Germany planned to meet to discuss negotiation strategy over Iran's nuclear program; it is unclear if Iran is ready to participate in negotiations. Iran state TV reported the arrest of people plotting bomb attacks with the support of Western and Israeli spy agencies.
US adds Taliban shadow governor of Helmand to narcotics kingpin list
Mullah Naim Barich, the Taliban's leader for the southern Afghan province, was added "for the significant role he plays in international narcotics trafficking," Treasury stated.
Iraq frees Hezbollah commander who helped mold Shia terror groups
Musa Ali Daqduq, who was tasked with establishing a Hezbollah-like Shia terror group in Iraq, and who was involved in the 2007 attack on US troops in Karbala, has been freed from Iraqi custody and is now in Lebanon.Hamas, Emboldened, Tests Its Arab Alliances
Afghan Warlord Ismail Khan's Call to Arms Rattles Kabul
Iran launched a large air defense exercise. The exercise spanned Iran's northeastern, eastern, and southeastern regions.
US Fears Hezbollah Operative Held in Iraq May Go Free
Iran confirmed that its jets shot at a US reconnaissance drone. Iranian and UN officials plan to meet in Tehran next month to restart talks over Iran's nuclear program.
