The Daily Caller

Pakistan’s ISI (CIA equivalent) makes manifest its frustrations with the US as they attempt to impose limits and more clarity on the CIA within Pakistani borders

Egypt’s prosecutor general announced Wednesday the 15-day detention of former President Hosni Mubarak

Just a decade ago, divorce was a dirty word in socially conservative India

Japan’s prime minister is urging the public not to panic after the government boosted the severity level of the crisis at a tsunami-damaged nuclear plant to the highest rating

French, UN, and Ivorian troops finally ended the struggle in the Ivory Coast by capturing ex-president Laurent Gbagbo

A new Israeli-made missile defense system has gotten off to an encouraging start

For Europe’s once-staunchly neutral countries, much has changed in the two decades since the Cold War ended

At the time of Diana’s engagement, the royal family and its advisers expected that she be a virgin

President Barack Obama has criticized the old network of secret CIA prisons

The Obama administration would keep U.S. troops in Iraq beyond the agreed final withdrawal date of Dec. 31, 2011

Slashing foreign aid will hurt U.S. foreign policy, not tame the deficit.

Premier Silvio Berlusconi’s trial began and closed rapidly while Berlusconi attended to business elsewhere

Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in the Saudi capital Wednesday for talks with King Abdullah on coping with the political upheaval sweeping the Arab world

If NATO wanted to lift Gadhafi’s weeks-long siege in the western city of Misrata, it could have done it weeks ago, says rebel military leader

Britain, France and other NATO allies will now provide the fighter and attack jets to conduct intercept and ground attack missions

Fighters loyal to the internationally recognized president prepared for a battle to oust the incumbent leader

Violent reactions in Afghanistan over a Florida pastor’s burning of the Quran continue and spread to the Afghan east

Israeli Prime minister Netanyahu begins a campaign to have the report, alleging Israeli war crimes in the Gaza strip, be rescinded

Hundreds of U.N. peacekeepers are based in the western Ivory Coast town, according to the International Federation of the Red Cross

Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis packed a square in the capital