Obama Rejects Increasing Support for Syria’s Rebels
The president disagrees with his own advisors on supporting the Syrian opposition.
The president disagrees with his own advisors on supporting the Syrian opposition.
It would be unwise for the island to communicate its military plans to China.
President François Hollande says hundreds of troops will remain in France’s former colony.
Syria’s government and rebels accuse each other of deploying a chemical weapons agent.
Philip Hammond’s assessment of an independent Scottish defense force is accurate.
Chuck Hagel’s Afghanistan visit is disturbed by a suicide attack and harsh words out of Kabul.
France won’t withdraw from Mali until “the liberation of the whole country is complete.”
The United Kingdom will deliver “technical assistance” to opposition forces in Syria.
France continues to battle Islamists in Mali with the support of Tuareg secessionists.
Driven out of the cities and towns, Mali’s Islamists keep up the fight in the desert north.
The European Union maintains its embargo on Syria, preventing weapons support.
After Libya, Mali is the latest testing ground for the Anglo-French security relationship.
President François Hollande recognizes that the fight in Mali isn’t over yet.
The airstrike’s target may actually have been a convoy carrying missiles.
After conquering the last city that was under rebel control, France prepares to withdraw.