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Israeli-Palestinian peace talks: Nine-month deal goal
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators will aim to reach a "final status"
agreement in the next nine months to end their long conflict, the US
secretary of state has said.
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U.S. in the Mideast: From a stabilizing to a destabilizing influence
The Obama administration's Middle East policies - it would be foolhardy
to call them "strategy" - would be ludicrous were they not so
threatening to American interests, regional and world stability.
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France and Germany seek to revive EU defence policy
The EU needs to do more for international security France and Germany
have said as they call for improved battlegroups and the use of drones
in civilian airspace.
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China's Military Preparing for 'People's War' in Cyberspace, Space
China's military is preparing for war in cyberspace involving space
attacks on satellites and the use of both military and civilian
personnel for a digital "people's war".
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Why a Mideast peace deal seems far off
The contours of Israeli-Palestinian peace are clear, experts say.
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Experts Say Muslim Brotherhood Will Strengthen in Egypt Despite Military Control
The seizure of control by the military in Egypt will likely embolden the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood.
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Bill Seeks to Advance US Embassy Move to Jerusalem
Members of the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus have introduced
legislation in the United States Congress that would move the U.S.
embassy, which is not located in Tel Aviv, to Israel's capital --
Jerusalem.
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Catherine Ashton meets with Morsi in Cairo
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton was granted access to ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi in Cairo.
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Why a Mideast peace deal seems far off
The contours of Israeli-Palestinian peace are clear, experts say: If
only the sides summon up the will, the inevitable outcome is two states
roughly along the pre-1967 borders.
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Muslim Brotherhood set for million man march
With no letup of protests in sight, and despite the recent military crackdown on demonstrators.