In an exclusive interview with Upstream's editor-in-chief, Erik Prince – now chairman of Freedom First – says his new ...

The deputy police chief in the northern Iraqi town of Kirkuk escaped unharmed when a bomb exploded near his convoy Saturday in central Kirkuk, but one of his bodyguards was killed, police said. In ...

Erik Prince, founder of the controversial private military group Blackwater, was until recently shunned for pushing the ...

Attackers in Iraq killed three Sunni Arab provincial election candidates and two election workers Thursday in violence that has startled an eager electorate in the run-up to the polls Saturday. Iraqi, ...

A State Department team is back in Washington after more than two weeks in Baghdad investigating diplomatic security practices, including the use of private security firms such as Blackwater USA, a ...

The Senate candidate's previous association with the private military contractor that committed various war crimes in Iraq ...

In early March, Israel reinforced its blockade of Gaza, preventing the entry of even the limited amount of food aid ...

For months, aid-distribution sites in Gaza operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) were presented as a fragile humanitarian lifeline. They also became witness to some deadly violence.

The Milton City Council voted Nov. 20 to spend $1.76 million to purchase 247 acres of land that will give it the space it needs to build a wastewater treatment plant and efficiently dispose of ...

Iraq’s latest election saw a surprisingly high turnout (56%) and a fragmented outcome. The new government faces urgent challenges: a severe water crisis due to drought and upstream dams, weak public ...