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Updated March 2, 2014 - 11:23 PM EST
New Ukraine Navy Chief Defects to Crimea
 
  Ukraine Threatens War Over Crimea, but Options Are Limited
  Parliament Allows Putin to Use Military in Ukraine
  In Crimea, Citizens Stand for Self Defense and Mother Russia
  At Heart of Ukraine Drama, a Tale of Two Countries
Putin to Obama: We Will Protect Interest in Ukraine
 
  US 'Suspends' Role in Russia G8 Summit After Obama, Putin Speak
Over 1,700 Killed in February Iraq Bloodshed
 
  Iraq Attacks Continue Into March: 70 Killed, 50 Wounded
Talks Hinge on Iran Demands for Documents
Glenn Greenwald Responds to Latest Smear
US Won't Release Public Comments on NSA – Citing Privacy
Knife-Wielding Men Attack Train Station in SW China; 33 Dead
95 Killed, 388 Injured in 40 Bomb Attacks in Pakistan in Feb.
Viewpoints
Look Who the US Is Siding With in Ukraine, Egypt, and Syria  by Chris Ernesto
The Fifth Amendment Lies in Crumbles  by Jacob G. Hornberger
NSA Robots Are 'Collecting' Your Data and Getting Away With It  by Bruce Schneier
Israel Lobby AIPAC Down, But Not Out – Yet  by Medea Benjamin
Obama's War Against Civilization  by Glen Ford
A Key NSA Overseer's Alarming Dismissal of Surveillance Critics  by Conor Friedersdorf

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The Suspicious Arrest of Former Guantánamo Prisoner Moazzam Begg
Move to Form 'Right-Wing' Pro-Israel Lobby in US
 
Pakistan
Pakistani Taliban Announces Ceasefire to Revive Peace Talks
Pakistan PM Ponders Ceasefire After Taliban Announcement
Militant Ambush Kills 12 of Polio Workers Escort in Pakistan
Pakistan Rescues 11 Foreign Hostages Near Iranian Border
Three Suspected Militants Killed in Khyber Agency Encounter
A Pakistani Jew Steps Cautiously Out of the Shadows
UN Readies Help for Displaced North Waziristan People
Family of Slain Karachi Man Protests Against Rangers
Afghanistan
Afghan Prison Tricked Into Freeing Taliban Fighters
Afghan Official Shot Dead in Chaman
Thailand
Thailand Re-Runs Disputed Elections in Five Provinces
Bangkok Boating Park Becomes Focus of Thai Protests
Myanmar
Govt: Doctors Without Borders Can Stay in Myanmar
Rise in Bigotry Fuels Massacre Inside Myanmar
Asia
North Korea Snubs South's Bid to Free Jailed Missionary
Islanders Afraid to Go Home 60 Years After Bikini Atoll H-Bomb
Ukraine
Ukrainian Border Guard Vessels Deployed From Crimea
'Death to Jews' Graffiti Sprayed on Crimean Synagogue
At Cradle of Revolution, Doubts About Ukraine's New Leadership
Calls in Kiev to 'Regain Nuclear Status in Six Months'
Ukraine in Maps
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How Crimea Differs From the Rest of Ukraine
Violent Clashes in Kharkiv Leave Dozens Injured
Telecom Services Sabotaged in Ukraine's Crimea Region
Austria Names 18 Ukrainians on Assets Freeze List
Ukraine and Russia
Russia Sees No Reason to Extend Gas Discount to Ukraine
Ukrainian Navy Flagship Takes Russia's Side
Sleepy Crimean Port Turns Out for Russian Troops
Ukraine Finds Its Forces Are Ill Equipped to Take Crimea Back From Russia
Text of Putin's Request to Use Troops
Russian Lawmakers Urge Putin to Help Crimea
Fears Brew Over Possible Lengthy Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Protesters Raise Russian Flag in Two East Ukrainian Cities
Russia: Upper House to Demand Recall of Moscow Ambassador to US
Europe
Basque Militants Vow to Put All Arms Beyond Reach
Polish Official Apologizes, Resigns After Shouting 'Heil Hitler!' at German Customs
The War at Home
US Border Agents Intentionally Stepped in Front of Moving Vehicles to Justify Shooting at Them
Under Fire, Border Patrol Says Agents Kill Only 'As Last Resort'
Did Boston Bomber' Say Too Much?
Tsarnaev's Defense Team Want Charges Thrown Out
Weekend Reviews
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War Expose: Luck, Then Total Dedication
Can True Democracy Exist in a Nuclear Weapon State?
Omar a Rare Palestinian Feature Film at the Oscars
 
Israel/Palestine
Ukraine Crisis Changes the Script for Netanyahu Visit and AIPAC Conference
Clearing the Fog on Israeli Drone Use in Gaza
'Mentally Ill' Gaza Woman Killed by Israeli Fire
Japan Pledges $200 Million in Aid for Palestinians
Syria
In Syria, Government Pursues Local Cease-Fires
Israel Buying Information on Extremists From Syrian Rebel Groups
Syrian Air Raids Kill Two in Lebanon Border Town
Iran
Rouhani Says Iran Will Not Acquire Nuclear Weapons 'On Principle'
Iranian President Urges Military to Tone Down Rhetoric
Nasrallah Holds Talks With Visiting Iranian Official
Iraq
Iraq Attacks Continue Into March: 70 Killed, 50 Wounded
For Iraqis Fleeing Fallujah, It's 2004 Again – but Worse
Iraq Hosts Arms Exhibition as It Battles Militants
For Iraqi Politicians, Laws Are Only for Others
Turkey
Turkish Army Command Discovers Pipes for Oil Smuggling on Iraqi Border
Turkey to Close Down Private Schools Run by Rival
Yemen
Yemen's Aden Al Ghad Newspaper Back in Print
UN to Assess Residents' Risk in Southern Yemen City
Egypt
Sisi Remains Egypt Defense Minister as New Cabinet Sworn In
Egypt Criticizes 'US Appointing Itself Human Rights Advocate'
First Woman to Head a Political Party in Egypt Says It Proves the Revolution Has Changed Attitudes
Africa
Blasts Rock North Nigerian City, Many Feared Dead
Refugees in Their Own Land: South Sudan Camps Breed Idleness, Frustration
Algerian Police Break Up Bouteflika Protest
Venezuela
Maduro Reaches Out to Critics as Venezuelan Death Toll Rises
Little Carnival Celebration as Tension Escalates in Venezuela
Venezuela Protests Continue, National Guardsman Killed
Foreigners Detained in Venezuela
Venezuela's Growing Middle-Class Revolt
Police Fire Rubber Bullets on Street Protesters in Violent Unrest That Has Left 17 Dead
Americas
In Drug Lord's State, Mexicans March for Peace
Thousands in Cuba for Concert for 'The Five'
US Military
Hawk vs. Hawk on Pentagon
Amid Ethics Probe, Top Marine General's Leadership Questioned
Documentary Explores Life in Postwar Germany for African-American Servicemembers
US Navy F/A-18C Crashes in Nevada
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US Transit Hub in Romania Fully Operational
Navy's Tiny 5-Pound Missile Packs a Big Punch
DARPA Developing Tech to Detect Counterfeit Microchips in Military Gear
Americans Still Dying
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