World News
Former Spy’s Memoir Reveals Regret
Briton Anthony Blunt Spied for Soviets before Becoming Art Advisor to Queen
U.S. Won’t Supply Weapons to Georgia
Biden told the Georgian parliament it cannot use war to regain territories lost to Russia, and a U.S. official said the U.S. will not give Tbilisi new weaponry.
Top Kurdish Parties Face Poll Test
The two political parties that have long dominated life in Iraq’s Kurdish enclave will face their first real challenge in years in this weekend’s elections.
Iran Opposition Leader’s Wife Says Brother Jailed
The wife of Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi says her brother is among the hundreds arrested in Iran’s post-election crackdown.
Former Spy’s Memoir Reveals Regret
Briton Anthony Blunt Spied for Soviets before Becoming Art Advisor to Queen
US pessimistic on Iran overtures
The US secretary of state tells the BBC Washington still wants to engage with Iran but political turmoil makes a response unlikely.
Iraq’s Leader Emerges as Unlikely Force
Maliki arrives in Washington a transformed leader, seeking foreign investment and stronger ties to the U.S.
Biden Rebukes Ukrainian Leaders
Biden chastised Ukraine’s political leadership, saying Kiev risks squandering its celebrated Orange Revolution through infighting that has stalemated economic reforms.
2 U.S. Troops Killed in Afghanistan Blast
Deaths Increase U.S. Death Toll in Deadliest Month of War to 34
Pakistan: Afghan Offensive Pushes Taliban Across Border
Pakistan’s government raised concerns Wednesday about a U.S.-led offensive in neighboring southern Afghanistan with visiting U.S. regional envoy Richard Holbrooke.





