Letter: We enable rebel extremists
President Obama declared that Bashar al-Assad of Syria has "crossed the line," alleging Assad's use of chemical agents against Syrian rebels.
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Echoes of Nam
Lemme see….lengthy war, delicate negotiations, frustrated allies…yup! Sounds like Nam all over again! WASHINGTON -- President Obama is expressing ...
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Why is U.S. now brokering peace with Taliban?
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Chances of success in Taliban talks are 'remote', says report
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Technology that traced Osama bin Laden now used to extend life of cakes
Hyperspectral imaging to be employed to study deterioration of sponges and cupcakes and prolong their shelf life It took 10 years and an elite unit ...
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White House lawyer replacing retiring CIA deputy
WASHINGTON — CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell is stepping down and being replaced by White House lawyer Avril Haines, who will be the first woman ...
New Pakistani regime turns back on hero doctor who helped get Bin Laden
Pakistan's new regime is not likely to take up the cause of the doctor imprisoned after helping the U.S. get Usama bin Laden, a key official told ...
Ehsan Azari Stanizai: Pakistan's Kafkaesque Politics
Is Pakistan's incoming PM, Nawaz Shari, the pivot on which Pakistan's freedom from religious terror and his country's military revolves?
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Afghanistan: 2001 to Nato handover timeline
Afghan forces took control of security across the country on Tuesday, marking a major milestone as US-led combat troops prepare to withdraw after 12 ...
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Obama has given the Taliban the upper hand
Obama's efforts to talk to the Taliban has backfired, says Con Coughlin
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Mourning for murdered polio workers
Mourning is taking place in Pakistan's Swabi district after two polio workers were shot dead by suspected militants on Sunday.
Edward Snowden’s misplaced idealism
Journalists have a professional commitment to the idea that more debate is better, so we instinctively side with leakers.