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War with Iran? 5 ways events overseas could shape Obama's second term.

The threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program is the most urgent example of the foreign-policy challenges that face President Obama in his second term. Here are four others.

Daniel Craig reappears as James Bond in 'Skyfall' (+trailer)

Terrorism & Security Syria conflict: Here come the weapons?

Russia not Obama's 'No. 1 foe,' but Moscow doubts a fresh 'reset'

Terrorism & Security Rebel hopes rise that reelected Obama will act on Syria as blasts hit Damascus

Can Syria's opposition groups figure out how to pull together? (+video)

In Pentagon's 'pivot' toward Asia, has Europe been forgotten?

Backchannels Aghanistan's Karzai back to antagonizing the US and attacking free speech

NATO members need to step up, says UK defense minister

Afghan presidential election set for April 2014, easing international concerns

What will the Afghanistan war legacy be?

Hillary Clinton visits Balkans to keep Dayton agreement on track

Opinion 5 national security issues next president must tackle

Backchannels Getting in on the Benghazi blame game

CIA officer killed in Afghan suicide blast, US official says

Opinion Scotland independence movement sends dangerous message

Iran sanctions: playing the long game

Backchannels A quiet waiver for Pakistan from the Obama administration

Opinion NATO must offer Turkey military support in Syria crisis

The Malala moment: Tens of thousands rally in Pakistan for girl shot by Taliban

EU critics slam Nobel Peace Prize decision

With Turkey-Syria escalation, worries grow about a tip into war

Terrorism & Security German foreign minister heads to Ankara to tamp down Turkey-Syria tensions

Opinion Why Syria's regional spillovers could prompt intervention (+video)

Gen. Dunford to head Afghan war, wrap it up (+video)