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Sen. John Kerry, President Obama’s nominee for secretary of state, collected pledges of support Thursday and testified at his confirmation hearing that U.S. foreign policy should be defined by a helping hand as well as military strength.
The U.N. panel that settles claims for damages from victims of Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait has paid out another $1.3 billion — bringing the total so far to $40.1 billion.
The ones Obama murdered.
When uncertainty reigns, investors all over the world turn to gold as a safe haven.
As the U.S. tries to hand over responsibility for the Afghan war to the new Afghan military it’s built, some very old weapons systems are poised to become crucial: the mortar and the howitzer.
US Seen Planning to 'Exempt' Pakistan From New Rules on Killings
There are ways to fight terrorism "without harming civilians" violating human rights, she said.
Dozens Also Wounded; NATO Denies Any Knowledge of Attack
At least 23 people have been killed by a suicide bomber at a Shia mosque in the Iraqi village of Tuz Khurmato, with scores more wounded, police say.
Washington claims its only direct involvement in France’s military intervention in Mali includes the US Air Force flying in French soldiers and 124 tons of equipment.
Communities desperate as they are unable to cross into Turkey to seek refuge.
Bill and Melinda Gates have been on a crusade for at least the past decade to vaccinate every single child on the planet
A presidential campaign was on, and it was no time for foreign adventures. Iraq was winding down; with any luck, Afghanistan would too. The United States had no dog in the Syrian fight and, besides, Washington — in an admission of incompetence — coul
In the video below, Mokhtar Belmokhtar — said to be the mastermind behind the terrorist attack by the Islamist al-Mulathameen (Masked) Brigade on the In Amenas Gas complex in Algeria — takes credit for the operation.
State reduced number of mobile security teams by two thirds in Libya in months before ambassador killed in Benghazi
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his hard-line allies fared far worse than expected in a parliamentary election Tuesday, likely forcing him to reach across the aisle to court a popular political newcomer to cobble together a new coalition.
'If We Don't Have an Identity Card, They Kill Us'
Despite Pledges of 'Training,' Police Torture on the Rise
British Spy, Military Chiefs Gear Up for Open-Ended War in Sahara
Russia is sending two planes to Lebanon on Tuesday to evacuate more than 100 of its citizens from Syria, the Emergencies Ministry said, in the clearest sign yet that Moscow may be preparing for President Bashar al-Assad’s possible defeat.
Leading candidates in Israel's election:
Who is behind the terrorist group which attacked the BP -Statoil-Sonatrach In Amenas Gas Field Complex located on the Libyan border in South Eastern Algeria?
The Israeli army arrested a Palestinian woman and her 18-month-old baby along with several other Palestinians when they tried to reach their own land in the South Hebron hills to work on their crops.
One's got to love the sound of a Frenchman's Mirage 2000 fighter jet in the morning. Smells like... a delicious neo-colonial breakfast in Hollandaise sauce. Make it quagmire sauce.
Confused over the surging violence in Mali and now Algeria? Trying to find Mali on the map?
At least 23 hostages and 32 captors are dead after a siege at an Algerian natural-gas plant that ended with Saturday's raid by Algerian forces, officials said.
In a move of high-tech civil disobedience, thousands of Israeli citizens are donating their right to vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections to their Palestinian neighbors via Facebook.
Islamic militants still held hostages at a gas plant in Algeria Friday, diplomatic officials said.
In 2008, Seyed Hasan, a father of 6, fled his home in the Wardak province of eastern Afghanistan.
Iraq’s, so far, deadliest day of 2013 left at least 55 Iraqis killed and 288 more wounded.
