Generals Assess Iran’s Nuclear Powers
By DAVID E. SANGER
Iran could produce enough fuel for at least one nuclear weapon within a year, but would likely need two to five years to make a workable bomb, two top officials said.
President Obama’s declaration that resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a vital U.S. security interest was a reminder of how hard he might push for peace.
Iran could produce enough fuel for at least one nuclear weapon within a year, but would likely need two to five years to make a workable bomb, two top officials said.
A dispute over naming streets in Ramallah is an example of how Israelis and Palestinians are almost incapable of hearing one another.
Security forces kept Iraq safe for voting, but there is no new government and no certain leader they can look to.
If the leaked military video of Namir Noor-Eldeen's death shocks some, it is partly because there were not enough photographers as brave as he was showing us the real war in Iraq.
Iraq’s security forces, which face new questions after keeping the nation safe during the recent elections, took part in a training demonstration at Camp Habbaniya.
Officeholders are spurned. Patronage counts less. Tribes desert their leaders. Religion loses some of its clout.
The life of the real Cleopatra, who was a formidable scholar, diplomat and naval commander.
The village of Halaichiya has the distinction of never having seen an American, much less a soldier.