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Updated May 15, 2014 - 11:29 PM EDT
Decades Later, Military Can't Account for Spending
 
  US Marines Move to Italy Over Possible Libya Threat
Al-Qaeda Bomb Kills 43 at Syria Border Crossing
 
  Al-Qaeda's Rise Sidelines Moderate Syria Rebels
  Moderate Syrian Rebels: We'd Work With Israel to Oust Assad
Ukraine Opens Peace Plan Talks Without Rebels
 
  State Dept: End 'Terror' in Eastern Ukraine
Nigerian Locals Ambush Boko Haram, Kill Scores
 
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42 Killed as Yemen Clashes With al-Qaeda
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No Nation Left Un-Invaded: McCain Would Put US Military Into Nigeria  by David Stockman
When Glenn Greenwald Met Edward Snowden  by Amy Davidson
'Merchants of Death' Could Make a Lot of Money Off a War in Ukraine  by William Greider
The Senate's Bipartisan Ukraine Mistake  by James Carden
The Neocon Obsession With Iran  by Sheldon Richman
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UK Broadens Power to Strip Suspects of Citizenship
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Battling the NSA
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Ukraine/Russia
White House: Ukraine Not Close to Civil War
Ukraine President Will Not Be Fully Legitimate: Russian Official
Senior US Diplomat Says Actions Against Russia 'Starting to Bite'
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Canadian Oil Province, in Ukraine Protest, Won't Attend Russia Conference
Europe
Hungarian FM Sees No Need for Military Buildup in Europe Now
France's Sale of 2 Ships to Russians Is Ill-Advised, US Warns
EU Cities Aim to Curb Recruitment of Jihadists
European Jihadists Use Turkey as Transit Country
Italy's Berlusconi Says Was Forced From Office by EU 'Plot'
Iran
Hillary Clinton Talks Tough on Iran at Jewish Conference
Iran Nuclear Deal May Leave Program in Place
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Syria
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Israel/Palestine
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Israel Electricity Company Sues Palestinians Over Debt
Hamas Clears Out of Abbas' Home in Gaza
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Iraq
40 Killed, 47 Wounded in Ongoing Iraq Violence
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President Barzani Appears to Rebuff Peace Overtures by Maliki
Turkey
Turkish Police Clash With Mine Disaster Protesters in Istanbul
Turkish Energy Minister: Kurdish Oil Ready for Sale at Ceyhan
Yemen
US Won't Criticize Yemen Over Ouster of American Journalist, Says It Had No Warning
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China and Her Neighbors
China Denies US Version of Kerry's Remarks to Foreign Minister
White House Urges Dialogue, Not Intimidation, in Dispute Over Chinese Oil Rig
China Enacts Emergency Measures After Vietnam Protests
Vietnam Arrests Hundreds After Anti-China Protests
Islamist Group Claims China Station Bombing: Site
China Says Construction on Reef Disputed With Philippines Normal
Tibet Propaganda Boss Vows to 'Seal' Internet to Stop Separatists
Afghanistan
Attacks Across Afghanistan Kill at Least 5 People
Afghan Election Result Delayed Till Thursday by Over 900 Serious Complaints
Thailand
At Least 2 Killed, 24 Wounded in Attacks on Thai Antigovernment Protesters
Thai Govt, Election Agency Postpone Talks Over Security
Asia
Pakistan Tells Indian Journalists to Leave Within a Week
Japan PM to Pitch Security Change to Divided Voters, Wary Partner
Nigeria
UK: Minister: Nigeria's President Says No Prisoner Swap for Girls
Boko Haram Rebels Kill Four Nigerian Soldiers in Ambush
Extremists Attack Town of Abducted Schoolgirls
Nigeria Soldiers Fire at Army Commander in Maiduguri
Gamburo: The Town Boko Haram Destroyed
Boko Haram Exploits Nigeria's Leadership Deficit
Sudan
'We Didn't Loot... We Didn't Rape': Sudan Commander
Hundreds More Migrants Found in Sudan Desert
North Africa
Libyan Soldiers Block Entrance to PM's Office to Demand Pay
Egypt Seizes Bomb-Making Material Near Suez Canal
Africa
Britain, US Warn Citizens of High Risk of Attacks in Kenya
22 Dead, 3,000 Displaced in Madagascar Cattle Wars
Venezuela
Venezuela Opposition Says Talks With Government 'in Crisis'
Venezuela Protests Heat Up Amid Opposition Rift
Detention of Muslims in Venezuela – Three Imams Released
Americas
Colombia Rebels Say 'Stable and Lasting Peace' Is Possible
Canada: Suspected al-Qaeda Collaborator Losses Court Case
Honduras Ejects Protesters From Congress
Guatemala's Congress Votes to Deny Genocide
Mexico Investigating Attack That Killed 4 Soldiers
Protests Mark 3rd Year of Haiti Leader in Office
The War at Home
Now the Military Is Going to Build Robots That Have Morals
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