U.S. general: Syria has "substantial" bioweapons
Top commander in Middle East lays out challenges to Syria intervention, warns against scaling back Navy's presence in region
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Top commander in Middle East lays out challenges to Syria intervention, warns against scaling back Navy's presence in region
Around 250 people, including top opposition figures, forcefully detained amid election demonstrations
A last-minute surprise venue change for G-8 summit may have been due to protest fears
In speech to AIPAC, Senate minority leader says if Iran presents evidence of acquiring nukes, "overwhelming force" will follow
No conventional weapon could destroy Iran's scientific abilities, so stopping its nuclear program will take more than force
GlobalPost: U.N. report states both Qaddafi forces and revolutionary fighters committed murder, torture and arbitrary arrest
Several hundred protesters dispersed after vowing to stay on iconic square until victor of presidential election steps down
Says Obama admin. has been "hedging its bets" against Assad, should head int'l military effort against Syrian forces
Protests broke out in Moscow on March 5, 2012, after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was re-elected on Sunday. About 20,000 protesters showed up to protest what they believed was a campaign slanted in Putin's favor and reports of widespread violations
Hundreds of headstones, ceremonial cross at 2 U.K. military cemeteries in Benghazi are damaged by armed vandals
State Department doesn't mention Vladimir Putin by name in congratulating Russian people for turning out to vote
Sanctioned protest follows allegations of widespread fraud in presidential election
Thousands gather to mourn at services for those killed in last year's civil war
Jere Van Dyk: Why are our allies who headed the Northern Alliance burning the American flag?
Taliban claims responsibility for attack on NATO base where Korans were burned; Civilians killed