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Petraeus: Iraq Operation in Basra Was 'Disappointing'
Iran Condemns Iraq Green Zone Attacks
War Chiefs Spin Basra Clashes in Jab at Iran
Iran Defies UN by Boosting Nuclear Potential
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Petraeus: Iran, Syria, Hezbollah Responsible for Recent Iraq Violence
McCain Again Confuses Shi'ites, Sunnis
Obama Calls for Talks With Iran Over Iraq
Journalist Group Questions US Investigation of al-Jazeera Killings
DHS Ignores Civil Liberties in Domestic Spy Satellite Plan, Lawmakers Say
Ahmadinejad: US Used 9/11 as 'Pretext' for Invasions
'Regional' Nuclear War Would Cause Worldwide Destruction
Ideology Growing as Spy Justification
Iraqi Army, Mahdi Militiamen Clash in Sadr City
Spokesman: Clerics Reject Disbanding Mahdi Army
Basra Strike Against Shi'ite Militias Also About Oil
Vehicle Ban in Baghdad
Missing Iraq Antiquities Haunt Experts
Iraqi Army: 52 Blasts Hit Baghdad Green Zone Last Week
US Envoy Insists on 'Unlimited' Commitment to Iraq
Envoy: Bush Doesn't Need Congressional Approval for Long-Term Iraq Deal
Iraqi Govt Suspends Work to Commemorate US Invasion
Iraqi Interpreters Swap War Zone for London Burbs
Iraqis Working for Australian Military Offered Residency
Blackwater Bulks Up Air Power Using Little-Known Company
Dems Take Aim at Iraq Reconstruction
In Turnaround, Justice to Answer Iraq Rape Questions
Number of Adults Who Want Troops Home From Iraq Within a Year Reaches High
Grief Hangs Over Texas Army Town
A Look at the Estimated Costs of War
NATO Soldier Among 35 Killed in Afghan Violence
Militants Kill 17 Afghan Road Workers
Taliban Kill Two Police in Afghanistan
Red Cross: War Spreading Across Afghanistan
Red Cross to Probe State of Afghan Terrorism Suspects
US Hopes to Pledge More for Afghans
Embattled Karzai Beams After Bucharest
French Govt Wins No-Confidence Vote on Afghanistan
Al-Qaeda Operative Who Helped Direct London Bombings Killed in Pakistan
Relatives of Missing Pakistanis Hope for Judge's Return
Musharraf Heads to China
Set to Return, Chief Justice Creates a Test for Pakistan
Nepal Border Sealed Ahead of Poll
Election, and Maoists, Could Transform Nepal
Nepalese Enthusiastically Prepare for Polls
UN Council Calls for Yet More Intervention in Haiti
An Ambassador Born of the 'Dirty Wars'
Colombia Rebels Reject French Hostage Mission
Opposition: Sarkozy's Military Plans 'Put Independence at Risk'
Washington Congressman Awaits Chance to Question Petraeus and Crocker
Hearings Preview Fall Presidential Campaign's Iraq Debate
Iraq Hearing Depicts a Nation Divided
Petraeus and Crocker Excerpts
Hearing Intrudes in Sadr City, if Power Lasts
Iran Says Installing 6,000 Centrifuges
US: Iran Risks More Sanctions Over Nuclear Program
Rice Calls Incentives Offer to Iran 'Very Generous'
Iran's Ex-Nuclear Negotiator Sentenced in Spy Case
ADL: Switzerland Financing Terrorism With Iranian Gas Purchase
Switzerland Rejects ADL 'Terrorism' Smear
Journalist: Siemens Helping Iran Spy on Israel
Hamas Warns of Popular Outbreak Against Israeli Siege
Israel, Palestinian Talks Deteriorate Into Finger-Pointing
Israeli DM: We Have Our Eyes on Syria, Lebanon
UN Rights Investigator Won't Be Allowed Into Israel
Nationwide Drill Sends Israeli Schoolchildren Into Shelters
'Humanitarian Gesture': Israel to Let Gaza Athlete Leave for Olympics
Gazans' Latest Crisis: Fuel Cuts
Jerusalem 'Peace Radio' Staff Under House Arrest
60 Years After Israel’s Founding, Many Are Not in the Mood for a Party
Egyptians Trickle to Local Poll Amid Violent Protests
Two Killed in Mauritania Police Raid Against Islamists
Lebanon: UN Investigator Seeks More Time in Hariri Inquiry
Putin Hints at Splitting Up Ukraine
Russian Defense Ministry to Auction Off Bases
FM: Russia May Pierce US Missile Shield
UK Police Probe Ex-Spy Poison Fears
Progress Cited in North Korea Nuclear Talks Impasse
US Envoy: Time Running Out for North Korea Impasse
China Orders Tibetans 'Reeducated' About Dalai Lama
Tibetan Leaders Struggle to Speak for Split Populace
China's Tibetan Frontiers Rekindle Tradition of Defiance
Zimbabwe Faces Starvation as Mobs Hit Farms
Zimbabwe Opposition Decries Violence
'We Are Under Siege'
Accounts of Violence Spread in Zimbabwe
Unrest in Kenya as Peace Plan Falters
Fear of Slide to Violence as Kenya Talks Collapse
Millions of Displaced Angolans Return Home
Mogadishu Suicide Car Bomb Kills One
Envoys: Sudan-Chad Relations Crucial for Darfur Talks
Mediator: Uganda Rebel Leader Will Sign Peace Deal
UN: Implement Congo Peace Deal
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Doug Bandow4/04/2008Reclaiming Conservatism
Charles Peña4/02/2008McCain's Foreign Policy Vision: Style Over Substance
David R. Henderson4/01/2008A Liberal Politician Libertarians Can Appreciate
Nebojsa Malic3/27/2008Two Anniversaries
Ran HaCohen2/19/2008Israel Says 'No'
Praful Bidwai2/07/2008India to Pay a Price For Launching Israeli Spy Satellite
Sascha Matuszak2/05/2008The Dragon or the Snake?