The Arab Spring turns one year old
A desperate protest by one Tunisian fueled uprisings across the Arab world, toppling dictators and ushering in a new "political Islam"
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A desperate protest by one Tunisian fueled uprisings across the Arab world, toppling dictators and ushering in a new "political Islam"
State Department is ordering the departure of all family members, non-essential U.S. government personnel from posts in Sudan, Tunisia
Head of government's cinema agency says Iran should avoid 2013 festival until organizers denounce anti-Islam film
Video purports to show militants targeting base at which 2 Marines were killed in Sept. 14 assault
Marked by U.S. Embassy seal, TV ads featuring Obama and Secretary Clinton condemn anti-Islam film in apparent attempt to undercut anger against U.S.
Lakhdar Brahimi's comments came as Syrian warplanes and ground forces pounded the country's largest city, Aleppo
Father of Austin Tice said he believed his son is alive and is being detained by the Syrian government
With 80,000 Syrians already in Turkey to escape war, Turkish officials rush to build more camps
First public appearance in weeks of Farouk Al-Sharaa ends speculation that he had fled to Jordan
Power players form provisional city gov't to try and hasten post-Assad era, banking on one rebel group for security duties
30 killed in Aleppo car bomb blast as new international envoy to country says Syrian people are desperate to see peace
Officials say 6 police killed, dozen more injured as motorcycle bomb hits crowd at mosque, separate blast goes off near gov't office
While still estimated at less than a dozen people, the U.S. presence in Turkey helps Syria's rebels
At least 58 die as boat carrying 100 illegal immigrants, mostly from Iraq, Syria, sinks just 160 feet from coast
Top U.S. diplomat gets frosty reception in Beijing amid divisions over Syria war, South China Sea territorial disputes