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Updated February 7, 2011 - 11:23 PM EST
Talks Fail to End Egypt Protests
 
  Egyptian Military’s 'Neutrality' Wavers, Crackdown Begins
  Conflicting Stories Emerge as World Wonders: Where Will Egypt Land?
  Egypt Opposition Wary After Talks
  Egypt's Military-Industrial-Bottled Water-Farming Complex
US Envoy's Law Firm Represents Mubarak
 
  Clinton Says a Mubarak Ouster Now Could Complicate Transition
  Mum on Mubarak's Ouster, Obama Says Egypt Will Never Be the Same
Israel's Fears See It Cut Ties With Egypt
 
  Israel Supports Democracy – Except in the Case of Egypt
Arab Revolts Are Bad News for al-Qaeda
 
  Interim Govt in Tunisia Bans Former Ruling Party
  French Face Fallout From Tunisia, Egypt Aid
  Young Kuwaitis Call for Anti-Government Protest
  Don't Try Egypt-Style Power Grab in Malaysia, Says PM
Mixed Messages on Iraqi PM's Third Term
 
  Iraq Swirls With Rumors of Egypt-Like Protests to Come
Karzai: 'Security Handover' to Begin in Weeks
 
  Karzai Lashes Efforts to Bypass Govt With Foreign Aid
  Karzai Seeks End to NATO Reconstruction Teams
Pakistani Insurgents Readily Infiltrate Police
66 Killed in Army Mutiny in South Sudan
Viewpoints
This Revolution Will Do Until the Real Thing Comes Along  by Sheldon Richman
Kleptocrats at Work  by Paul Craig Roberts
Why Is Israel So Blind?  by M.J. Rosenberg
Cairo and the Impossibility of Intelligent Foreign Policy  by Fred Reed
A Villa in the Jungle?  by Uri Avnery
Egypt and Islamophobia  by Paul Pillar

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Frontline
WikiLeaks' Assange Fights Extradition to Sweden
Cyberactivists Warned of Arrest
Cameron: Britain Still a World Power
Navy Chief Concerned About Lack of Spending Increase
Fearful Russian Lawmaker Flees to US
US Mends Frosty Relations With Al-Jazeera
Syrian Army Deployed Into Kurdish Areas to Crack Down on Expected Protests
 
Israel/Palestine
Israeli Minister Barak Says No Immediate Peril From Egypt Turmoil
ElBaradei: Peace Treaty With Israel Is 'Rock Solid'
Israel Says No to More Egyptian Troops in Sinai
Escaped Prisoner Smuggled Home to Gaza
Israeli Soldier Faces Jail for Passing Secrets to Reporter
Israel Wants 'Economic Quartet' for Middle East
Iraq
Iraqis Demonstrate Over Lack of Basic Services
Iraq Repairs Saddam's Triumphal Sword Arch
Sunday: 3 Iraqis Wounded
Iran
American Hikers Plead Not Guilty to Iranian Spy Charges
Iran's Opposition Leaders Hope to Draw From Protests in Egypt
Yemen
Yemeni Opposition to Keep Up Boycott Until Reforms Delivered
Ten al-Qaeda Suspects Stand Trial in Yemen
Jordan
Jordan Tribes Slam 'Crisis of Authority'
Saudi Arabia
Rising Food Prices a Problem in Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Authorities Crack Down on Dissent on the Web, Rights Group Says
Tunisia
Police HQ Set on Fire in Kef
Tunisia's Revolution Rap Hits the Big Stage
Europe
Airport Attack Was Just the Start, Militants Warn Russia
Secret Correspondence Shows British Helped Libya Secure Megrahi Release
Albanian Speakers Are Up in Arms Against Dick Marty and His Incriminating Report
US Ambassador to Luxembourg Was 'Aggressive, Bullying, Hostile and Intimidating'
Haiti
Just 2 Candidates, but Worries for Haiti's Runoff
WikiLeaks
Lawyers: Assange Could Face Death Penalty in US
Former WikiLeaks Colleagues Forming New Web Site, Openleaks
WikiLeaks Founder Threatens to Sue The Guardian for Libel
 
Egypt in Crisis
Egyptian VP Vows Changes to Appease Protesters
Muslim Brotherhood: Government 'Not Serious' in Talks
Army Tries to Limit Cairo Protest Camp Space
At Tahrir Square, Egyptian Army Feints and Jabs
Statement Released by Office of Egyptian VP Suleiman
Egypt's Mubarak Receives First Arab Envoy Since Unrest Began
Egypt's Ire Turns to Confidant of Mubarak's Son
Legal Aid Workers Describe Their Detention, Interrogation
Egypt to Release Google Executive
Egypt and the US
ElBaradei: US Envoy's Mubarak Comments Caused 'Confusion,' 'Disappointment'
White House Races to Keep Pace With Events Put in Motion by Protests
Obama Downplays Concerns About Muslim Brotherhood
Clinton Tentatively Welcomes Muslim Brotherhood Involvement
Sarah Palin Blasts Obama's Handling of Egypt
Egypt's Talks With Opposition Are 'Extraordinary,' a Possible Turning Point, John Kerry Says
Cheney Calls Mubarak a Good Friend, US Ally
Egypt and the Media
Suleiman Pledges to Respect Free Press
Killed in the Line of Duty
Fox News Reporters Recall Savage Beating in Egypt
Al-Jazeera Hopes Reports From Egypt Open Doors in US
Al-Jazeera English Gains Cachet in US During Egypt Rallies
Afghanistan
January Death Toll in Afghanistan Was 100 Civilians, 80 Police
US Initiative to Arm Afghan Villagers Carries Some Risks
In Eastern Afghanistan, at War With the Taliban's Shadowy Rule
Afghanistan's Karzai Seeks to Reassure West on Corruption
Pakistan/India
No Breakthrough in India-Pakistan Talks
Balochistan in Dark After Attack on Power Pylons
American Surgeon Denies Marriage to President Zardari
Cambodia/Thailand
Thai, Cambodia Troops Clash for Fourth Day on Border
Cambodia Nationalism Fired by Temple Row With Thailand
Cambodia Asks Security Council to Meet on Thailand Skirmish
Cambodian Temple Is Damaged by Thai Army
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
2/07/2011
Caught in the Headlights

Philip Giraldi
2/03/2011
How About a Clean Break – with Israel?

Kelley B. Vlahos
2/01/2011
Fearing the Reaper (Drone)

Nebojsa Malic
1/29/2011
Withdrawing Consent

Ivan Eland
1/26/2011
A Hezbollah-Run Lebanon Poses Little Threat to US Security

Ran HaCohen
1/21/2011
Barak Unmasked

David R. Henderson
11/29/2010
Adm. Mullen's Spinning vs. Prof. Hayek's Insight

Charles V. Peña
11/05/2010
TSA: Theater Security Administration

Alan Bock
4/09/2010
How Brainy Is Obama?

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