The Sunni factions that fought alongside the U.S. against al-Qaeda believe the election is being stolen from them
Neither side fought as the other expected in Gaza. Even as a cease-fire is being negotiated, both sides are adapting their tactics for the next showdown
Hamas police seized thousands of blankets and food parcels meant for the needy in Gaza, the U.N. said Wednesday, a move that could threaten the provision of essential aid
Some European leaders have expressed concern about the region's protectionist reflexes, while others are already talking about ways to fence in their economies
North Korea's state media said Wednesday that China has offered Pyongyang aid, a deal that was likely reached at a recent meeting between reclusive leader Kim Jong Il and a senior Chinese official
Burmese land dedicated to poppy cultivation expanded last year, despite promises by the country's ruling junta to combat its reputation as one of the world's most notorious narco-states
TIME's Massimo Calabresi filed an interesting update from Washington concerning Barack Obama's Middle East team.
Further to Austin's post below, academic Victor Shih out of Northwestern University has a closer look at that 20 million number here.
In Anbar province, sheiks once allied with al-Qaeda now pro-American gather to form a new political party
Though an overwhelming majority of Israelis support the recent attacks in Gaza, a small minority of peaceniks protest their country's actions
After weeks of deadly Israeli attacks, the residents of the Gaza Strip try to make sense of what is left
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