Benghazi influence on Egypt policy weighs on U S response
The Benghazi attack shapes U S policy toward Egypt amid unrest. Officials warn cutting military aid could risk embassy protection as Obama aides consider delaying F 16 deliveries and joint exercises while aiming to protect Americans and maintain ties with Egypt. Defense Secretary Hagel emphasizes safeguarding personnel and an inclusive political process with Gen El Sisi.
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Sentencing to begin today in Afghanistan massacre
Army prosecutors said they have a recording of a phone call in which Staff Sgt. Robert Bales and his wife laugh as they review the charges for the killing of 16 Afghan villagers. He pleaded guilty in June to avoid the death penalty and faces life in prison with or without parole as nine Afghan civilians traveled from Kandahar to attend.
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Egypt reads new moves as Mubarak faces release amid Sinai violence
As Egypt endures a sixth day of emergency rule, rumors swirl over former president Hosni Mubarak possibly being freed, even as security forces claim to have killed dozens of Islamists and militants attack police in Sinai. Foreign officials weigh stability against rights while Britain and the EU discuss aid. The crisis underscores a fragile balance between military rulers and Islamist currents.
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Mubarak could be released this week says Egyptian judiciary
Egyptian judiciary officials indicate former president Hosni Mubarak, ousted in 2011 protests and jailed on multiple charges, may be freed within days. His long rule included stability with Israel and the U.S., but domestic anger over poverty and corruption fueled protests leading to resignation in 2011.
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