• Afghanistan

    Border strife in Afghanistan shows wider tensions

    Afghanistan
  • Iraq

    Insurgents killed five policemen in Ramadi and another in Mosul, and two civilians in Baghdad. Police killed two al Qaeda fighters in Baqubah.

    Iraq
  • Yemen

    Two civilians were killed in Yemeni airstrikes in Jaar in Abyan. An Army brigade said it is under siege in its base outside of Zinjibar.

    Yemen
  • Afghanistan

    McCain: Afghan Drawdown ‘Unnecessary Risk’

    Afghanistan
  • India

    Headley initially refused to entertain questions on Rana

    India
  • Al Qaeda

    Contest in Pak’s Punjab univ: An ode to Osama

    Al Qaeda
  • Pakistan

    ISI aids and abets terrorist sanctuaries in Pak: Ex-US general

    Pakistan
  • Al Qaeda

    ‘Assassination of Pak minority affairs minister organised by Ilyas Kashmiri’

    Al Qaeda
  • Afghanistan

    In Kabul, Taliban videos hold allure

    Afghanistan
  • Hezbollah

    Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah rejected the indictment of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon that implicated four Hezbollah leaders and operatives in the assassination of former prime minister Rafiq Hariri. Nasrallah called the STL an Israeli plot and said the four operatives would never be arrested.

    Hezbollah
  • Pakistan

    Security forces arrested a Turkish man as he tried to enter North Waziristan. NATO is attempting to shift up to 75 percent of its supplies from Pakistan to routes in northern Afghanistan.

    Pakistan
  • Afghanistan

    Anti-Pakistan demo held in Kabul

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    An Elected Local Council Finds Democracy Tough In Afghanistan

    Afghanistan
  • Russia

    Tajik Officials Decry Joblessness Among Returned Islamic Students

    Russia
  • Afghanistan

    Afghans infuriated by shelling from Pakistan

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    China rebuffed US request to open route for Afghanistan war supplies, cables show

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    US turns to other routes to supply Afghan war as relations with Pakistan fray

    Afghanistan
  • Iraq

    Taking Lead, Iraqis Hope US Special Operations Commandos Stay

    Iraq
  • Al Qaeda in Iraq

    Bin Laden document trove reveals strain on al-Qaeda

    Al Qaeda in Iraq
  • United Kingdom

    Zardari underscores intelligence sharing with UK

    United Kingdom
  • Hezbollah

    Analysis: Hezbollah poised to ride out indictments

    Hezbollah
  • Afghanistan

    The Taliban killed 13 civilians in an IED attack in Ghazni and an ISAF soldier in the west, and kidnapped a district governor in Kunar and three Turkish engineers in Jawzjan. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and IMU leaders and fighters in Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Ghazni, Khost, Paktika, Kunduz, and Balkh.

    Afghanistan
  • Iraq

    Insurgents killed a policeman in Ramadi and kidnapped five Iraqis west of Ramadi. Security forces detained three wanted men in Kirkuk. Iran denied it is sending longer-range rockets to the Special Groups in Iraq.

    Iraq
  • Afghanistan

    CIA operating drone attacks inside Pakistan from Afghan air bases now: Sources

    Afghanistan
  • Iran

    Iraq Cracks Down on Iran-Backed Shiite Militias

    Iran
  • Hezbollah’s military commander indicted by UN tribunal

    Mustafa Badreddine, the mastermind of the assassination of Rafiq Hariri and brother-in-law of Imad Mugniyah, is now the commander of Hezbollah’s military wing.

    Hezbollah’s military commander indicted by UN tribunal
  • Egypt

    Muslim Brotherhood undergoing generational rift in Egypt

    Egypt
  • Yemen

    Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has captured 50 Yemeni soldiers during fighting in Zinjibar. A powerful tribal leader in Abyan is seeking to negotiate with AQAP.

    Yemen
  • Somalia

    AMISOM said 3,000 new troops from Uganda have arrived in Mogadishu, and said the US is providing military aid to the African Union. Aircraft have been spotted hovering over Kismayo.

    Somalia
  • Libya

    President Gaddafi threatened to order attacks in Europe if the NATO bombing campaign does not end. “They can attack your homes, your offices and your families, which will become military targets,” he said in a speech broadcast in Tripoli.

    Libya