Iraq’s Maliki Brands Turkey “Hostile State”
Iraq’s premier says his Turkish counterpart seeks “hegemony” in the Middle East.
Iraq’s premier says his Turkish counterpart seeks “hegemony” in the Middle East.
Threatened by Iran, smaller Arab Gulf states are driven into Saudi Arabia’s arms.
Days after a Sino-Philippine standoff, Vietnam invites the United States for military exercises.
The ceasefire has cut civilian casualties but Assad is still violating the Annan agreement.
The Republican senator argues the United States should spearhead efforts to remove Assad.
China and the Philippines appear to have diffused a crisis in the South China Sea.
The regime needs the third Kim to maintain its legitimacy.
The Philippines dispatch more ships to a disputed shoal where they attempted to arrest Chinese fishermen.
Iranian mischief in Afghanistan is defensive. It needs to change to end the war successfully.
Tokyo has activated its early warning radar system in anticipation of a satellite launch.
Although they made no concrete progress, at least the leaders of India and Pakistan are talking.
International support for his peace plan is just as important for Kofi Annan as the plan itself.
Neither the Taliban nor the United States stand to gain from resuming peace negotiations.
Did Germany lobby to deny Britain a major defense procurement deal with India?
If the organization turns into a conduit for Chinese foreign policy, the remaining members will have to consider alternatives.