Putting Afghan Plan Into Action Proves Difficult - New York Times
U.S. 'Civilian Surge' Falls Short Building Local Govt - Washington Post
Petraeus Sees Military Progress in Afghanistan - New York Times
Gates Sees 'Very Encouraging' Progress in Afghanistan - AFPS
Gates: Afghan Gains 'Fragile and Reversible' - Voice of America
Gates Sees War Gains, But Can Afghans Hold Them? - Associated Press
Gates Sees Progress in Hard-hit Marine Unit - Washington Post
Taliban Fighters Moving Back Into Former Stronghold - Los Angeles Times
U.S. Seeks Surge Success From Lethal Afghan Outpost - Reuters
Gates Visits Marines in Eastern Afghanistan - AFPS
Gates Finds Troops Optimistic, Anxious - Stars and Stripes
Toll From Helicopter Strikes Climbs - Wall Street Journal
Afghan Govt Asks U.N. to Ease Limits on Ex-Taliban - McClatchy Newspapers
Pakistan
Taliban Car Bombing Kills 24 in Pakistan - Voice of America
Car Bomb Kills at Least 24 Near Spy Agency - New York Times
Bombing Kills 25 Near Intelligence Office in East - Washington Post
'At Least 20 Dead' in Car Bomb in Faisalabad - BBC News
'Militants' Killed in South Waziristan Drone Strike - BBC News
Kidnapped Pakistan Judges Rescued by Security Forces - BBC News
Middle East / North Africa Unrest
Libya: Rebel Strongholds Under Heavy Assault - Washington Post
Opposition in Libya Struggles to Form United Front - New York Times
U.S. Sees Stalemate Emerging in Libya - Wall Street Journal
Pro-Gadhafi Forces Attack Rebel-Held Towns in East, West - VOA
Tanks and Planes Hit Libya Rebels - BBC News
Air Attacks Put Libya Town on Edge - Los Angeles Times
Gadhafi Forces Barrage Rebels in East and West - Associated Press
Rebels Face Renewed Attacks and Range of Setbacks - New York Times
Rebels Appeal to U.N. for Protection, Formal Recognition - Washington Post
Libyan Rebels Call for 'Surgical Airstrikes' - Washington Times
Libyan Opposition Claims It Rejected Talks with Gadhafi - Voice of America
Deadline for Gaddafi Departure Set by Opposition - Washington Post
U.S., Europe Considering Naval Operations to Deliver Aid - Washington Post
U.S., Allies Need Awareness of Nation's Driving Forces - Washington Post
E.U. Moves to Impose Added Sanctions on Libya - Voice of America
Libya Violence Battering Oil Output - Associated Press
Beyond Libya, Oil Market Warily Eyes Saudi Arabia - Washington Post
Egypt: Preparations for a Rarity: A Real Vote - New York Times
One Dies in Copt-Muslim Clash in Cairo - BBC News
Christians and Muslims Clash in Cairo, 1 Dead - Associated Press
Egypt's Security Forces are Weakened - Washington Post
Exposed: Egypt's Spies Dragged From Shadows - Reuters
U.S. Evacuation Mission in Tunisia Pauses - Stars and Stripes
Yemen Appeals for Aid to Counter Economic Crisis - New York Times
Yemeni Police Fire on Protesters, Injure Dozens - Washington Post
Yemen Security Forces Open Fire at Sanaa Protest - BBC News
Yemeni Army Storms University, Wounding 98 - Associated Press
Yemen Protests Spread to Leader's Stronghold - Reuters
Amid Protests, Resentment Builds in Jordanian Town - Washington Post
Israeli Intel Analyst Wary of Mideast Revolutions - Washington Times
Force and Consequences - Washington Post opinion
Israel
Netanyahu Vows to Keep Jordan River Posts - New York Times
Iraq
Attacks On Media, Activists Spur Fears In Iraq - Associated Press
Iran
Key Body Replaces Critical Cleric; Women Demonstrate - Washington Post
Rafsanjani Loses Post as Chair of State Body - BBC News
Ahmadinejad Calls for New World Order - Press TV
U.S., Iran Inch Toward Cooperation to Find American - Associated Press
Syria
Syria Releases Leading Human Rights Activist - Associated Press
Cyber Warfare
The New Cyber Arms Race - Christian Science Monitor
Social Media
New Battleground for Activists and Governments Alike - Voice of America
Military Balance
East-West Military Gap Rapidly Shrinking - Reuters
WikiLeaks
U.S. Probes Hacker Threat Over WikiLeaks Soldier - Agence France-Presse
U.S. Department of Defense
From Afghanistan to Libya; Rethinking the Role of the Military - Reuters
Steep Increase in War Amputations Last Fall - Washington Post
Corps Won't Rename MARSOC for WWII Raiders - Marine Times
F-35 Fighter Program Might Finally Get Off the Ground - The Hill
U.S. Department of State
Foreign Service Officers Poorly Equipped for Crises - Washington Post
United States
New Guantanamo Trials Could Include 9/11 Suspects - Associated Press
New 9/11 Helicopter Video Emerges - BBC News
Chinese Man Held for Exporting U.S. Military Know-how - Agence France-Presse
Gitmo Order Half Step in Right Direction - Washington Post editorial
Africa
Darfur: Sudan Rebels to Face ICC War Crimes Trial - BBC News
Sudan Rebels to Stand Trial Over Peacekeeper Killings - Reuters
Police Kill Demonstrators in Major City of Ivory Coast - New York Times
Ivory Coast: Anti-Gbagbo Protesters Killed in Abidjan - BBC News
Zimbabwe Report Focuses on Abuses - Associated Press
Ethiopia Charges 130 in Church Burning Incidents - Voice of America
Int'l Criminal Court Summons 6 Notable Kenyans - Associated Press
Americas
Mexican Legislators Demand U.S. Talks on Gun Scandal - Associated Press
Mexico Shootout Leaves 18 Dead in Tamaulipas State - BBC News
Assailants Torch 3 Government Offices in Mexico - Associated Press
Mexico: Film on Court System is Subject of Own Trial - Washington Post
Court Reverses Order to Halt Mexican Documentary - Associated Press
Young Mexican Police Chief Seeking Asylum in U.S. - Associated Press
Colombian Troops Free Kidnapped Oil Workers - Reuters
Asia Pacific
China Vows to Maintain Social Stability in Xinjiang, Tibet - Voice of America
Assertive China Plays Down Sea Disputes - Voice of America
Japan Protest Over 'Dangerous' China Helicopter Fly-by - BBC News
Chinese Impose Travel Ban on Tibet - New York Times
Europe
Scottish Police Arrest Suspect in Swedish Bombing - New York Times
Russians Protest by Emigrating - Washington Post
Chechnya's President Says Insurgency Dying Down - Voice of America
Court: Retired Bosnian Army General Free on Bail - Associated Press
France: Jacques Chirac's Paris Corruption Trial Halted - BBC News
South Asia
Manipur Rebel Leader Rules Out Negotiations with India - BBC News
At Least 100 Gorkhas Arrested in Darjeeling, India - BBC News