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In UN speech, Netanyahu expected to repeat call for 'red lines' on Iran (+video)

Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to make a case against Iran, calling for 'red lines' that will trigger a US attack on the Islamic State.

Julian Assange lashes out at Obama's UN free speech comments (+video)

Responding to 'insider' attacks, NATO cuts back joint operations with Afghan forces (+video)

Israeli plan for West Bank university fuels boycott debate in British academia

Will WikiLeaks founder Assange go free?

Terrorism & Security Syrian rebels receive UK funding, but no weapons

Terrorism & Security Aleppo on the verge of full-scale battle as UN vote on Syria looms

Boris! Mayor of London is biggest winner at London Olympics.

Syria: Will the UN Security Council reach consensus?

The Socialist, the Tory, and the queen: Hollande visits UK

Russia to cease selling new weapons to Syria

Terrorism & Security Report: Syria tortures dissidents in 'archipelago' of prisons

UN to hold emergency meeting on Syria as violence continues to rage

Terrorism & Security Three top Syrian officers defect to Turkey. How bad for Assad?

Syria insists downed Turkish plane was 'not an attack'

US says Russian arms kill Syrians 'hourly' as West turns up pressure

Peacekeepers attacked in Syria as U.S. accuses Russia of supporting regime

Talks with Pakistan on NATO supply route stalled as US withdraws team

Syrian massacre: diplomats expelled from Western nations

British, Spanish ships almost come to blows over 'The Rock'

Will China punish the family of blind Chinese activist?

Assad: Aid to rebels must stop for Annan's Syria peace plan to succeed

Terrorism & Security EU expands Syrian sanctions to include Assad's fashionable British wife

Iran vote: Khamenei loyalists appear to do well

Hillary Clinton, at 'Friends' meeting, has encouraging words for Syria rebels