Report: Syrian Government Demolished Thousands of Homes
According to Human Rights Watch
Foreign Policy
EU Reportedly Working in Secret on Technology to Allow Police to Stop Cars Remotely
In case you thought they were less police state-y than the US
Scarlett Johansson Stepping Down as Oxfam Ambassador After Outcry Over Relationship With Israeli Soda Company
At-home soda company has a factory in the West Bank
Six Suicide Bombers Storm Interior Ministry in Iraq: At Least 18 Dead
Took hostages before killing themselves and others
Merkel Rebukes US, England over Surveillance
Says countries are sending the wrong signals to those who live in undemocratic states
Transforming a Tower
An abandoned real estate project becomes a hive of self-organized activity.
Egypt to Put Foreign Journalists on Trial
Accused of aiding Muslim Brotherhood through AlJazeera
Nuke Inspectors Visit Iranian Mine for First Time in Years
Where the uranium is coming from
Angry Birds Creator: Website Hacked in Wake of Reports of US and UK Spying
Latest reporting on the Edward Snowden revelations suggests that the NSA and GCHQ take personal information from apps
Less Than 5 Percent of Syria's Chemical Weapons Have Been Shipped
Only 4.1 percent of the reported chemical agents
Parties at Syria Peace Conference Agree to Basis For Negotiations
Opposition spokesperson calls it a "positive step forward"
Stem Cell Researchers Claim "Major Scientific Discovery"
Have shown stem cells can be made by dropping blood cells into acid
Obama Threatens To Veto New Sanctions Against Iran
Made the comments during last night's State of the Union
Syria Peace Talks Disrupted After Congress Approves Continued Aid to Rebels
United Nations officials says talks will not continue this afternoon
NSA Whistle-Blower Edward Snowden Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize
Nominated by two Norwegian politicians
Obama Expresses Willingness To Use Executive Power in State of the Union Address
Won't shy away from acting alone
Former Ukrainian President Says Country is On 'Brink of Civil War'
Prime minister and cabinet resigned yesterday
Head of GCHQ To Step Down
Foreign office says the move has nothing to do with the Snowden revelations
Mexican Vigilante Groups Join Security Forces
Have been trying to drive out the Knights Templar drug cartel
Sen. McCaskill: Karzai is 'Divorced From Reality'
Lawmakers are increasingly frustrated with the Afghan president
UN Authorizes European Troops For Mission in Central African Republic
French have already sent 1,600 troops
Congressmen Invite Family of Kenneth Bae to State of the Union
Rep. Rick Larsen, who represents the district where the family lives, and Rep. Charlie Rangel, who is a Korean war veteran
The Mexican Government Absorbs the Autodefensas—Or Is It Just Recognizing the Power They've Won?
A new twist in Mexico's drug war.
Pentagon Commission Reviewing 2007 Pension Raises
Some officers get paid better in retirement than when they were on active duty
India Supreme Court Declines Request to Review Ruling That Criminalized Homosexuality
Court recently ruled a colonial-era law should still be applied to gay sex
UK Parliament Report Criticizes Royal Household Spending Habits
Want costs cut, appearances kept
At Least 19 Dead in Twin Landslides Caused by Torrential Rain in Indonesia
10 also missing, on the island of Java
Trial of Former Egyptian President Morsi For Alleged 2011 Jail Break Begins
Protesting in his sound proof cage
