Report: Elite Iraqi Troops Torturing Prisoners
Human Rights Watch Calls for Reforms as Reports of Prisoner Abuse from PM Maliki's Iraqi Troops Grow
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Human Rights Watch Calls for Reforms as Reports of Prisoner Abuse from PM Maliki's Iraqi Troops Grow
Obama Administration Opens Talks with Mohamed ElBaradei, Possible Successor to Mubarak
Egyptian President Will Not Seek Reelection, Sources Report, Responding to Obama Administration Demand
The Most Oppressed Opposition Group in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood, Struggles to Define Its Role to a Skeptical World
Like Egypt and Tunisia, Syria Suffers from Corruption, Poverty and Unemployment; "Day of Rage" Set for Damascus
Probe: Russia's Intelligence Service Used Stolen Irish Identities as Cover for Spies Operating in U.S.
Egypt's Upheaval Took a Dangerous New Turn as Supporters and Opponents of President Hosni Clashed.
Arab Imagination Captivated by the Uprising on Egypt's Streets with a Sense of Shared Destiny
Swiss Police Says Man Targeted Care Homes in Switzerland and Germany Where He Worked as a Therapist
Wael Ghonim, Head of Marketing in Mideast, Not Seen Since Last Week, According to News Outlets
Cyclone Yasi Expected to Cause Widespread Damage and Could Turn Deadly in Region Still Suffering from Massive Floods
Obama Admin. Wonders if It Can Back Ex-Head of U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Agency Among Egypt's Opposition Figures
Protests Unite Web Activists, Conservative Muslim Brotherhood, Secular Youth - but Mubarak's Fall Could Leave Power Vacuum
Opposition Inspired by Tunisia, Egypt Turmoil, but Insists Goal is Not Regime Change, Just Reform
Millions of Chinese are welcoming the Year of the Rabbit with trips to share China's biggest holiday with loved ones.