Is Syria in an "official" civil war?
Syria calls the term inaccurate, while the U.S. and U.N. peacekeeping department are not confirming that
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Syria calls the term inaccurate, while the U.S. and U.N. peacekeeping department are not confirming that
Foreign minister denies claims made by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that Russian shipment will escalate conflict
Syrian forces are fighting rebels in Haffa region, 20 miles from President Bashar Assad's hometown of Kardaha
At least 56 killed but toll expected to rise after series of attacks on religious processions across Baghdad
Lawyers for admitted mastermind of Sept. 11 attacks ask judge to stop what they call attempt to break him down psychologically
Decision comes during heightened tensions in Egypt, three days before a highly polarized presidential runoff election
Eight far-right lawmakers were removed from Germany's Saxony state parliament after refusing to remove shirts popular among neo-Nazis
Former secretary of state acknowledges plans to quell violence in conflict "not working" but opposes military intervention
African capital enjoying rare peace draws renewed attention from foreign governments, residents who fled to neighboring countries
Israeli gov't report accuses PM of "flawed" and "superficial" military response to Turkish flotilla, which left 9 dead
Police in Berlin say English-speaking teen wandered into city 9 months ago, saying he'd lived in woods for 5 years
Ex-president, ousted in Arab Spring, convicted of inciting violence when forces opened fire on protestors, given 20 years
Iranian president still finding way out of the dog house with the ruling clerics; Will soon be term-limited out of spotlight
A new report says European governments care more about reinforcing their borders than saving lives
Last year's 18 armed robberies have lead Sao Paulo state governor to ask for increased police presence on the Brazilian version of the lovers' holiday