Osama bin Laden

The sermons of Feiz Muhammad could have played a part in motivating the Boston bombings.

Pakistan’s former U.S. Ambassador says its time to give up the “magnificent delusion” of an alliance.

A year after Osama bin Laden’s death, U.S.-Pakistan relations have tumbled still further. Can ties be rebuilt?

Are U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan legal? If conducted under certain parameters then they probably are.

U.S. scientists have been investigating a new generation of nuclear-powered drones. It’s a controversial idea.

The controversy over Vishwa Hindu Parishad and a movie about Osama bin Laden undermines Indian democracy.

The United States and China won’t go to war. Mutually Assured Destruction of Economy is the reason.

Barack Obama’s attraction to unconventional operations has perhaps only been rivaled by John F. Kennedy. But plans for a floating base have their limits.

Was Barack Obama upfront in his State of the Union address last night? The New York Times takes a look.

America is back – anyone that tells you otherwise…doesn’t know what they are talking about, Obama says.

Osama bin Laden is dead, but his close ally and Taliban chief Mullah Omar still complicates the future of Afghanistan.

Pakistani policymakers are wrong if they think Beijing will bankroll a break with Washington. China has no interest in pushing India into U.S. arms.