• United States

    In Egypt, US government seeks a few good democrats

    United States
  • Afghanistan

    Turf war for Afghan south ‘could embolden Taliban’

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    A Taliban suicide assault team killed a key adviser to President Karzai and a member of the Afghan parliament in an attack in Kabul. The Taliban killed five ISAF soldiers yesterday and today in the south and the east. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and IMU leaders and fighters in Helmand, Khost, Nangarhar, and Takhar.

    Afghanistan
  • Iraq

    Insurgents killed two civilians, two policemen, and a soldier in Mosul. Iranian troops crossed the border into Iraqi and killed two PJAK fighters; an IRGC soldier was also killed.

    Iraq
  • Key adviser to Karzai, member of parliament assassinated in suicide assault in Kabul

    Jan Mohammad Khan, the former governor of Uruzgan province, and Mohammad Hashim Watanwal, a parliamentarian from Uruzgan, were killed during a suicide assault at Khan’s compound.

    Key adviser to Karzai, member of parliament assassinated in suicide assault in Kabul
  • Counterproductive restraint

    The British Ministry of Defense acknowledges that UK troops are not permitted to fire on insurgents emplacing IEDs.

    Counterproductive restraint
  • Syria

    Security forces loyal to President Assad surrounded the town of Albu Kamal one day after intelligence officers killed five people. Albu Kamal is on the border with Iraq.

    Syria
  • Iran

    Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei told President Zardari that the US is the real enemy of Pakistan. President Ahmedinejad said Iran hopes to open a gas pipeline to Pakistan by 2013. Argentina demanded that Iran turn over suspects in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center that killed 85 people.

    Iran
  • United Kingdom

    UK Legislators Warn Against Afghan Troop Drawdown

    United Kingdom
  • Somalia

    The United Nations has begun to deliver drought aid to camps in Somalia that are run by Shabaab. “”They gave assurances that our access for humanitarian purposes would be unhindered,” a UNICEF official said.

    Somalia
  • India

    Pakistan: This cut is simply not deep enough

    India
  • India

    Why My Father Hated India

    India
  • Libya

    Niger fears takeover by militants in neighbor Libya

    Libya
  • Afghanistan

    Afghan transition begins with a whimper amid attack

    Afghanistan
  • India

    Police prepare sketch of Mumbai blast suspect

    India
  • Al Qaeda

    U.N. flies aid to Somalia after Islamist rebels lift ban

    Al Qaeda
  • Egypt

    Former Egyptian militants turn to politics

    Egypt
  • Afghanistan

    Canada’s exit highlights Afghanistan challenges

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    Killing of President Hamid Karzai’s half brother has made US Marines’ fight for security in Sangin even tougher

    Afghanistan
  • Argentina

    Iran Offers Argentina Help With Bombing Probe

    Argentina
  • Egypt

    Egypt Military Moves to Cement a Muscular Role in Government

    Egypt
  • Pakistan

    The Taliban killed 10 people in an attack in Kurram and looted 11 schools in Khyber. Two suicide bombers were arrested in Nowsehra.

    Pakistan
  • Afghanistan

    Iran, Pakistan urge stronger ties

    Afghanistan
  • Tajikistan

    On the Rise in Tajikistan, Islam Worries an Authoritarian Government

    Tajikistan
  • Afghanistan

    Dead or alive? US indecision over killing Bin Laden

    Afghanistan
  • Tunisia

    Tunisia -The Revolution Is Not Over Yet

    Tunisia
  • India

    Mumbai blasts: ATS claims good leads, suicide bomber ruled out

    India
  • China

    US-India nuclear deal drifts dangerously

    China
  • Pakistan

    Pakistan – $10bn of US financial support unaccounted for

    Pakistan
  • Kenya

    Misery Follows as Somalis Try to Flee Hunger

    Kenya