Afghans defy Taliban, turn out for historic election
Insurgents cut off voters' fingers, blast kills nearly 50 as Afghanistan holds run-off election for new leader
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Insurgents cut off voters' fingers, blast kills nearly 50 as Afghanistan holds run-off election for new leader
Police's show of force frustrating for demonstrators who say people are fed up over billions spent on hosting event
Young Iraqi men gripped by religious, nationalistic fervor sign up to join fight against Islamist militants
Beyond erasing the security gains of the U.S. war in Iraq, new violence there could undermine regional stability and empower terrorists
Actress, a special envoy for the United Nations, was named an honorary dame
Nouri al-Maliki is accused of botched policies, allowing corruption to flourish
The U.S. is increasing spy flights over Iraq, and an aircraft carrier is headed to Persian Gulf; but U.S.-led airstrikes could endanger civilians, risk entangling U.S. in the fighting
Shiite men swarmed recruitment centers, ready to take on the Sunni extremists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
Dutch get sweet revenge against Spaniards, who bested them in 2010 World Cup final
Country's army appears to be recovering from sudden loss of cities to jihadists as top cleric declares "Sufficiency Jihad"
The best images from the week's news, June 6, 2014 - June 13, 2014
Advance by al Qaeda splinter group leaves many vets reflecting on war that killed nearly 4,500 Americans, tens of thousands of Iraqis
The annual month-long festival features 12,000 local and international art performers
Man doesn't flinch as enormous pachyderm charges him at wildlife sanctuary in Thailand
Highlights from the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil