Former British PM tells US broadcaster that Britons had 'curious habit', hold 'conspiracy' views.

Sanaa says 'will not be intimidated by Al-Qaeda threats' as group calls for more attacks.

Israeli demolitions of homes in Palestinian East Jerusalem expected to quash future peace deal.

Sudanese President says his country has completely turned page on problems with Chad.

American soldier charged with 'waterboarding' own 4-year-old daughter over ABC recital.

John Murtha, known for fierce calls for US troops withdrawal from Iraq, dies at age of 77.

Extremist Israeli FM hopes Turkey will make 'certain amendments' to its foreign policy.

China urges more talks on Iran nuclear deal as US, France push for 'strong' sanctions.

Hezb al-Islam militia, Shebab insurgents vow to defend themselves from any government-backed attack.

A provocative -- and perhaps ominous -- analogy for today: The CIA’s escalating drone war in the Pakistani tribal borderlands and Richard Nixon’s secret bombing campaign against the Cambodian equivalent, argues Pratap Chatterjee.

United States influence is declining, and Iran's is rising -- and controversies fuel doubts and fears for the Iraqi election on March 7, writes Robert Dreyfuss.

Murtha's 2005 call to bring the troops home from Iraq -- and the ensuing tussle with Cheney -- was a critical turning point in the debate about the war. Even more, it was a critical turning point in the struggle to expose Bush and Cheney for who they were, says John Nichols.

History has proved that empires and their clients states, including the land they seize, are not eternal. Empires collapse and become dismantled due to resistance movements that bleed their vital resources dry, notes Dallas Darling.

British minister says received Foreign Office advice that said Iraq war 'crime of aggression'.

Deby says his visit to Sudan aims to show his country’s commitment to see peace restored between two nations.

ICC says chamber is not satisfied there is enough evidence to charge Abu Garda over killing of 12 AU peacekeepers.

Michel Sleiman says Israeli threats unjustified, could 'no longer take them lightly'.

Palestinian President has requested number of guarantees for US-mediated indirect talks with Israel.

US-based rights group says there is credible evidence security forces have subjected detainees to torture.

Military source says most of ten soldiers killed were gunned down by snipers in north Yemen.

Meshaal accuses United States of attempting to sabotage Palestinian reconciliation efforts.

Tel Aviv: no apology from Israeli deputy foreign minister to Saudi prince in Munich.

Analysts: thaw in allows US to reap benefits from intelligence cooperation with Damascus.