Iran Spy Network 30,000 Strong

Iran Spy Network 30,000 Strong - The Washington Free Beacon Jan 3

Radical al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki 'purchased plane tickets for 9/11 hijackers'

Radical al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki 'purchased plane tickets for 9/11 hijackers'  - The Telegraph Jan 4

Greece’s Rotten Oligarchy

Greece’s Rotten Oligarchy - IHT Jan 6

The Enduring Egypt-Iran Divide

The Enduring Egypt-Iran Divide - Project Syndicate Dec 31

Brothers of North Korea’s Kim Jong Eun notably absent

Brothers of North Korea’s Kim Jong Eun notably absent - Washington Post Jan 7

Iran said to be final destination for gold-laden plane

Iran said to be final destination for gold-laden plane - Todays Zaman Jan 6

New evidence in spy ring case further implicates Greece

New evidence in spy ring case further implicates Greece - Todays Zaman Jan 6

British government extradites al Qaeda suspect

British government extradites al Qaeda suspect - AP Jan 3

Pakistani officials: U.S. drones kill 9 militants

Pakistani officials: U.S. drones kill 9 militants - AP Jan 6

Government of Belarus using 'new tools' to silence dissent on internet, says Index on Censorship report

Government of Belarus using 'new tools' to silence dissent on internet, says Index on Censorship report - Independent Jan 4

Honduran ambassador quits over aide's embassy party

Honduran ambassador quits over aide's embassy party - Guardian Jan 6

Soliciting Russian military aid on Sleiman agenda

Soliciting Russian military aid on Sleiman agenda - Daily Star Jan 5

Islamic Jihad, Lebanon’s General Security discuss refugees

Islamic Jihad, Lebanon’s General Security discuss refugees - Daily Star Jan 6

Who bugged the Turkish prime minister? And other questions

Who bugged the Turkish prime minister? And other questions - Hürriyet Dec 27

Speculations mount over PM’s wiretapping

Speculations mount over PM’s wiretapping - Hürriyet Dec 27

CIA’s Global Response Staff emerging from shadows after incidents in Libya and Pakistan

CIA’s Global Response Staff emerging from shadows after incidents in Libya and Pakistan - Washington Post Dec 27