Libya militias still hold all the cards
Gov't faces long odds in wooing well-armed groups, many of them Islamic radicals, into partnering with old enemies
After the Arab Spring
U.S. pulls out more staff from embassy in Libya
State Dept. official said security situation would be reviewed with an eye toward restoring staff "as soon as conditions allow"
Panetta: Terrorists carried out consulate attack
Says it's still unclear which group behind assault in Benghazi, Libya; U.S. withdrawing more staffers from embassy in Tripoli
In Libya probe, blurred lines pose problem
Links between terror groups make finding specific culprit difficult; Benghazi security still "too brittle" for FBI
House committee: Security requests denied in Libya
House leaders said Tuesday that U.S. diplomats in Libya repeatedly sent requests to Washington for increased security and were turned down
GOP says White House ignored Libya warnings
Several threats and incidents should have caused U.S. officials to increase security in Benghazi, GOP leaders say; State Dept. promises review
Ex-team leader: State Dept. ignored Libya pleas
Former head of U.S. "Site Security Team" claims embassy staff wanted more personnel, but were told "to do with less"
State Dept. to take hot seat over Libya security
Senior officials will face lawmakers on allegations that State ignored or rejected pleas for "more, not less" security in Libya
U.S. memo warned of high risk of Libya violence
Security official for Libyan diplomatic mission said he warned of "fragile" security situation ahead of deadly consulate attack
Politics loom as new facts emerge in Libya probe
State Dept. now says it never believed Benghazi attack was protest gone bad; Capitol Hill hearing to focus on security measures
Libya official warns U.S. against a strike
Military officer says U.S. knows where militants suspected in consulate attack are, but cautions against going after them alone
House probes security leading up to Libya attack
Lawmakers scrutinize whether security at Benghazi consulate was adequate; Officials defend security staffing
U.S. response to Libya attack carries risks
Even if American intelligence officials know where the Benghazi attackers are, a direct strike could backfire
U.S. taps new top diplomat for Libya
Longtime diplomat Laurence Pope announced as U.S. Charge d'Affairs in Libya; Questions over return to Benghazi
Benghazi becoming political cudgel for GOP
President Obama will likely be forced in Tuesday's debate to defend his response to the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya
Clinton takes "responsibility" for Libya attack
The U.S. Secretary of State attempted to take the blame for the attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi in interviews
Libyan rebels may have killed Qaddafi, loyalists
Human Rights Watch: Rebels apparently "executed" scores of fighters loyal to dictator, perhaps Qaddafi himself in civil war's last days
Enemies of Assad fit a mold: Poor, pious, rural
Rebels say their fight is not only against Assad, but also the elite merchants and industrialists who have stuck by the regime
Swiss block $1 billion linked to Arab dictators
Foreign ministry official says "dictator" money seized since 2011 is tied to Syria, Libya, Tunisia and Egypt
U.S. said to mull strikes vs. Benghazi attackers
White House must measure force of response against long-term goals in the region
Has U.S. missed chance in Syria rebellion?
Clarissa Ward says best armed, best trained anti-Assad fighters are Islamists, and desperate Syrians feel Western democracies have abandoned them
Turkey forces Syria-bound plane to land
Ankara says it's OK for Armenian craft to use Turkish airspace as long as it's only carrying aid for Aleppo; Plane being searched
Human rights lawyer elected new Libyan PM
A week after his predecessor was sacked by Libya's Congress, Ali Zidan voted to lead and create new government
Inside Syria's civil war
Sneaking across Syria's border, Clarissa Ward reports from its most dangerous city, Aleppo, where a battle rages between rebel groups and Syria's military
Rights group: Syria using cluster bombs
Human Right Watch says Assad forces appear to have used weapon banned by most countries
World
How Iran made the Houthis into such a problem
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China sentences 3 people to death for running scam centers
Behavior rules for off-duty U.S. troops in Japan under review
Hurricane Simon hits Mexico after storms kill 5
Zelenskyy says Russia isn't honoring Trump's energy ceasefire
Hackers heat up refrigerators at hundreds of supermarkets
Pope Leo heads to hospital Tuesday for lung nodule surgery
