int'l security

Longtime allies could be headed for historic rupture

Only 23% of soldiers and 12% of police can be trusted to work unsupervised, says U.S. investigator

Goes far beyond just limited, or occasional support, researchers say

Sends an "unmistakable message": Obama

Ahmadinejad may pull out of nuclear negotiations as a result

Islamist militant accused of masterminding 2008 Mumbai attack

Authorities put Bangkok under curfew; protesters continue to riot

Government, university, and industry at risk, memo says

Deadly attack on NATO convoy killed one Canadian soldier

The long-running dispute between Morocco and the Polisario Front over sovereignty of Western Sahara is usually ignored by the rest...