In Afghanistan, Less Snow Coincides with Uptick in Violence - Washington Post
Officials in Afghanistan Begin Investigation Into Possible Fraud - New York Times
Combined Teams Target Insurgent Leaders - AFPS
Roadside Bomb Kills 7 in Southern Afghanistan - Associated Press
Protecting the Eyes That Face Explosions - New York Times
U.S. Marine Kills Afghan Policeman After Dispute - Associated Press
Close But No Afghan SIGAR - Washington Times opinion
Pakistan
Obama, Zardari Discuss Terrorism, Regional Security - Voice of America
Pakistani Official Says Taliban Can Outwait the West - Voice of America
Gunmen Kill Policewoman and Relatives in Pakistan - New York Times
Pakistan Blasphemy Law Reformers' Death Threats - BBC News
Official: Gunmen Torch 14 NATO Tankers in Pakistan - Associated Press
Gunmen Kill 17 In New Pakistan Violence In Karachi - Reuters
Iraq
Syrian PM Seeks to Improve Ties With Iraq - Associated Press
Iraq's Oil Expansion Plans Face Major Challenges - Associated Press
Sadr's Followers Demand Biden Stay Away from Iraq - Reuters
Iraqi Soldiers Wound Three U.S. Soldiers In Mosul - Reuters
Ex-Army Translator Acquitted of Working as Iraq Agent - Associated Press
Iran
Envoys to Tour 2 Key Iranian Nuclear Facilities - Associated Press
Iran's Nuke Tour without Major Powers, Key Allies - Associated Press
Obama Promised to Side with Iran's People - Washington Times opinion
Korean Peninsula
Gates Says Talks with North Korea Possible - Voice of America
Gates Reaffirms American Support for South Korea - New York Times
Gates Insists on North-South Korea Bilateral Talks - Washington Times
Gates Consults With South Korea on North's Provocations - AFPS
South Korea, Japan Continue Hard Line on N. Korea - Associated Press
U.S. Department of Defense
Congressional Commission Studies Women in Combat - AFPS
Reactions Mixed on Women in Combat Arms - Stars and Stripes
All Branches Meet Military Recruiting Goals - Stars and Stripes
Trip Enabled Biden to Spotlight Troops, Official Says - AFPS
Joint Forces Command Works on Closure Plan - AFPS
Army's 'Spiritual Fitness' Test Angers Some Soldiers - NPS
Five Myths About Defense Spending - Washington Post opinion
A Leaner and Meaner Defense - Foreign Affairs opinion
United States
World Leaders, Officials Honor Late U.S. Diplomat Holbrooke - Voice of America
Holbrooke Remembered With Affection and Humor - New York Times
World Leaders Gather for Richard Holbrooke Memorial - BBC News
Obama Memorializes Holbrooke as Diplomatic 'Leading Light' - AFPS
Mullen: Holbrooke Understood Wisdom of Seeking Wisdom - AFPS
Clinton: Gates' China Trip Continues Holbrooke's Vision - AFPS
Homeland Security Cancels 'Virtual Fence' After $1b Is Spent - New York Times
Obama Administration Ends High-tech Border Fence - Associated Press
United Kingdom
Britain's Labour Party Wins By-election - New York Times
U.K. Opposition Labour Party Holds Seat in Election - Associated Press
Australia
Australian Towns Band Together for Flood Cleanup - New York Times
Australia Flood Clean-Up Starts, Tough Task Ahead - Reuters
Africa
Tunisian President Flees Country Amid Unrest - Voice of America
Tunisia Leader Flees and Prime Minister Claims Power - New York Times
Tunisian President Flees Amid Unrest; PM Takes Reins - Washington Post
Tunisia Protests Force President from Power - Los Angeles Times
Tunisia: President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali Forced Out - BBC News
Tunisia PM Pledges Calm, Coalition Talks as President Flees - Reuters
Tunisia's Ben Ali: A Cult of Personality Ends - Associated Press
Former Tunisian President In Saudi Arabia - Reuters
Arab Activists Hope Tunisia Uprising Brings Change - Associated Press
Tunisia Riots Offer Warning to Arab Governments - Reuters
Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution - Washington Post opinion
Sudan Secession Referendum Vote 'Broadly Fair' - Voice of America
Final Day of Voting in S. Sudan's Independence Test - Associated Press
U.N. Chief Concerned By Ivorian Attacks on Civilians, Peackeepers - VOA
U.N.: Toll In Ivory Coast Rises to 247 Dead - Reuters
Ivory Coast Strife Draws In West Africa Central Bank - Reuters
Somali PM: More Than 2 Million at Risk of Starvation From Drought - VOA
Somali Pirates Highjack S. Korean Freighter in Indian Ocean - Associated Press
Americas
14 Killed in Army Raid in Mexico's Veracruz State - Los Angeles Times
Mexico: Families in Juarez Activist Killing Seek U.S. Asylum - Associated Press
Venezuelan Police Detain Drug Suspect Wanted in U.S. - Associated Press
Toledo Leads Among Peruvian Presidential Hopefuls - Associated Press
U.S. Lifts Some Cuba Travel, Money-sending Restrictions - Washington Post
Obama Eases Rules on U.S. Travel to Cuba - BBC News
Haiti Weighs Move After Observers Reject Vote Results - New York Times
1 Dead After Police, Protesters Clash in Haiti - Associated Press
Haiti, Going Forward - New York Times editorial
Asia Pacific
U.S. Is Not Trying to Contain China, Clinton Says - New York Times
Clinton Airs Concerns About China Before Hu Visit - Washington Times
U.S. Prepares to Engage China on Human Rights - Washington Post
China's Hu Jintao in Washington: Clinton Urges 'Real Action' - BBC News
Gates: Troops Needed in Japan to Keep China, N.K. in Check - Stars and Stripes
South Korea and Japan Sail Into Territorial Dispute - Christian Science Monitor
Europe
Belarus Accuses Poland, Germany of Takeover Plot - New York Times
Russian Parliament Debates Arms Pact with U.S. - Associated Press
Italy: Berlusconi Faces Inquiry in Prostitution Case - New York Times
Middle East
Arab League Calls Lebanese Crisis 'Serious' - Voice of America
Lebanon's Hariri Denounces Hezbollah for Leaving Government - Washington Post
For Lebanese, Crisis Has Become a Way of Life - New York Times
Lebanon: Hariri Back in Beirut, Urges Dialogue - Associated Press
South Asia
U.N. to Call for Aid to Help Sri Lanka Flood Victims - Associated Press
Nepal, Ex-Rebels Agree on Monitoring as U.N. Leaves - Associated Press