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KHARTOUM, Sudan -- Once a camel trader who led a militia accused of genocidal violence in Darfur, Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan now sits at the pinnacle of power in Sudan, [...]

Buddhists against Catholics. Northerners against southerners. Civilians against the military. Capital against periphery. Ethnic Vietnamese against ethnic minorities. In 1967, anti-Communist South Vietnam was a caldron of overlapping rivalries, precipitating [...]

Anyone who has spent time with Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, President-elect Donald J. Trump's choice for national security adviser, knows he is nothing if not blunt, especially when it [...]

WASHINGTON -- Gen. Qassim Suleimani, the shadowy commander of Iran's paramilitary Quds Force, flew to Iraq this week with dozens of his officers to advise the country's beleaguered leadership about […]

WASHINGTON -- The chief of staff of the Egyptian armed forces, Lt. Gen. Sami Hafez Enan, had just finished breakfast at the Ritz-Carlton in Pentagon City with two old American [...]

SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korean state media released a photograph on Thursday of Kim Jong-un, the son and presumed heir of the ailing dictator, Kim Jong-il, the first verified [...]

CORRECTION APPENDED WASHINGTON -- President Obama's top commander in Afghanistan flew to Washington on Tuesday to find out whether he would be fired for remarks he and members of his [...]

MILLTOWN, N.J. ''Don't know much about history,'' goes the song first recorded by Sam Cooke, and, no, we don't. But it can get complicated very fast when we have to [...]

Generals are tested on the battlefield. Politicians live or die by television. If it is true that a battle's outcome is determined before the first shot is fired, then Gen. […]

Democrats and Republicans have been trying to court Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the retired NATO commander, since he returned to his native Arkansas last year. But General Clark, 56, seems […]