Poll: Americans Believe No One Is Winning in Iraq

Bush 'Calling for Iran Regime Change'

Bush Eases on North Korea, Singles Out Iran

Fitzgerald: White House May Have Destroyed CIA Leak E-Mails

Congress to Give PATRIOT Act Another Month

US Wants Israel to Unblock PA Funds for Abbas

Bush Speech Draws Mixed Reaction in Iraq

Iraq's Shi'ites Head for Uncertain Govt

Security Incidents in Iraq, Feb. 2

Iraqi Group Sets Hostage Deadline

Germany 'Disturbed, Shocked' by Iraq Hostage Video

New Plea for British Hostage

Al-Jazeera Calls on Kidnappers to Free Hostage US Journalist

What's Driving the Kidnappings in Iraq

Saddam and Defense Team Boycott Trial

Saddam Trial Resumes Without Him

Saddam's Lawyers Seek Judge's Ouster

Insurgents Force US to Cut Back Plans for Iraqi Reconstruction

Britons Promised 'Good News' on Iraq Withdrawal

Canadians Dispute Details of Iraq Shooting

Army Leaders Pledge Smaller Guard Role in Iraq

Iran Leader Vows to Resist 'Bully' Nations

Iran Vows to Complete Its Nuclear Program

Putin, Bush Discuss Iran Nuclear Standoff

Iran Sanctions Would Backfire: Russia

UN Agency: Black Market Nuke Docs Serve No Purpose Other Than Building Bomb

Iranians Hit Back in Nuclear Dispute

Iran Row Hits Belgian Spy Chief

Iran Vows 'Destructive' Response if Attacked

Kurdish Activist Claims She Was Tortured Into Confessions in Iranian Prison

Iraqi, Iranian, and Pakistani 'Terrorists' Seized in Afghanistan

World Pledges $10.5 Billion for Afghan Reconstruction

Karzai Returns From Conference With Fraction of Funds He Wanted

Diplomats Focus on Afghan Rights, Economy

Australia Could Send 200 More Troops to Afghanistan

British Troops to Stay in Afghanistan Until at Least 2010

NZ Soldiers Destroy Opium in Afghanistan

Tigers Threaten to Pull Out of Peace Talks

More Tamil Aid Workers 'Missing'

Nepalese King Defends Royal Coup

Nepal's King Vows to Hold Elections

Nepal's King Claims Success Against Rebels

Maoist Rebels Attack Nepal Town as King Promises New Elections

At Least 19 Killed in Nepal Communist Raid

Two Militants Killed, a Soldier Injured in Kashmir

1,086 People Killed in Kashmir Conflict in 2005, India Says

English Language al-Jazeera Will Launch in Spring

Bush Aims to Build on US-Kuwait Ties

Philippine Army Conducting Sweep for Rebels

Indian Insurgents Extend Truce

Thousands of Students Detained in Ethiopia

Ethiopian PM Rejects Abuse Accusations

Ecuador to Send War Planes to Border With Colombia

Chilean Judge Questions Fujimori

Telesur and al-Jazeera Sign Deal

Lawsuit: Teacher Was Told 'Not to Mention Peace' in Class

Bush Begins Series of Speeches With Talk on Iraq and Terrorism

Federal Judge Sentences 31 Nonviolent Rights Activists to Prison

DC Police Concede Sheehan Didn't Violate Any Laws

Cindy Sheehan on Her Arrest at the State of the Union

Sheehan Says She'll Sue, Wasn't Intending to Be Disruptive

Shirt Tales Differ for Sheehan, GOP Wife

'Marlboro Man' Turns Against War He Symbolized

Nightline Investigation: Wounded Soldiers Told They Owe Money to Army

Second US Soldier Found Guilty of Afghan Assault

Bush Plays Up War on Terror as 'Fantastic Opportunity'

Blair's Terrorism Plans Lie in Tatters

Pursuing Terrorists in the Great Desert

Abbas Sets Tough Conditions for Hamas Government

Tension Erupts Between Fatah, Hamas in Gaza

Abbas Not Demanding Hamas Recognize Israel: Official

Hamas Ready to Discuss Truce With Israel

Hamas Rejects Bush's Call to Disarm

Can Militants Make Peace?

West Bank Border Town One of Fatah's Few Bright Spots

Hamas Accuses Bush of Pro-Israel Bias

Fears for Women After Hamas Victory

Saudi Arabia, Qatar Pledge PA Aid

Egypt Calls on Hamas to Recognize Israel

State Department to Investigate Failure to Foresee Hamas Victory

Economic, Humanitarian Problems Created by Gaza Crossing Closure

UN: Checkpoint Closures Cost Gaza Farms $500,000 a Day

World Bank: PA Fiscal Problems 'Unsustainable'

Israelis Complete Settlement Evacuation

Settlers Clash With Israel Troops

Olmert: Violent Protests During Outpost Evac 'Crossed Line'

Israeli DM Settles Out of Court With Palestinians Tortured by Troops

Poll: Hamas Victory Weakened Likud

Japan Says It Doesn't Regard China as a Threat

Japan Presses North Korea on Abductions

North Korea Accuses US of Aerial Espionage for War

China's Leaders Reach Out to People, but Under Guard

Ambassador Defends Diplomat in Spying Row

Russia to Build 40 Nuclear Reactors by 2030

Human Rights Court Orders Russia to Pay for Torture

Rights Groups: US Largely Ignoring Russian Crackdown

Rebels Cleared of Beslan Charges

100th Iraq Death Dominates Papers

Vigils Held as British Deaths in Iraq Hit 100

Reports of IRA Disarmament Contradict One Another

OPEC Issues Warning on Bush Oil Pledge

New Zealand Troops to Stay in Afghanistan and Bosnia