North Korea Sends Reconciliation Letter to South Korea
Dismissed by South Korean government
Foreign Policy
Protesters in Kiev Put Up New Barricades
Talks between the government and protesters have stalled
Australian Teen Facing Charges After Reporting Government Security Flaw
Discovered error in site for body responsible for public transport in Victoria
FBI Tells American Retailers To Expect More Cyberattacks
Confidential report released last week
AP Fires Photographer Who Altered Photo Taken in Syria
Narciso Contreras digitally removed a colleague's camera from a photo of an opposition fighter
Eric Holder Hints at Snowden Plea Bargain
The attorney general adds that full clemency is "going too far"
Alleged 'Revenge Porn King' Arrested for Suspicion of Hacking
Accused of trying to steal naked pictures for their site
Chuck Hagel Calls for Review of US Nuclear Arsenal
Following allegation of cheating and drug use among Air Force personnel
Palestinian Leader Seeks $1 Billion Energy Deal with Russia
Former allies seek to restore ties
US Military to Allow Troops to Display Signs of Religious Belief
As long as it doesn't interfere with mission
FDA Studying Safety of Caramel Coloring in Soda
Previous research found no identifiable health risks
Mass. Congressman Impressed With Security at Winter Olympics in Russia
Visited, suggested Americans travelling there remain cautious
Syrian Govt: Concerned With Fighting Terrorism, Not Ensuring Peace
Opposition signals it's not ready to negotiate with the government
Iran Foreign Minister: White House Mischaracterizing Nuclear Deal
Overplaying commitments, underplaying concessions
Italian Former PM Berlusconi, Former Prostitute Being Investigated for Witness Tampering
Berlusconi was convicted of having sex with the underage prostitute last year
Mediator: South Sudan Government, Rebels Ready to Sign Truce Agreement
Peace talks in Ethiopia
Iranian President Says Sanctions Against Country Violate International Law
Questions whether they've been successful
Masked Gunmen Kill Five Egyptian Police Officers at Checkpoint South of Cairo
No claim of responsibility yet
Ukrainian President, Opposition Leaders in Talks as Violence Escalates
At least three protesters found dead recently
Chinese Dissident on Trial Releases Statement: Country Has to Democratize
How do you say balls in Mandarin?
Russian Law Permits Authorities to Spy on All Communications in Sochi During Olympics
The sporting event was originally envisioned as a symbol of peace, or something
Texas Executes Mexican National After Supreme Court Rejects Appeal
Mexico insisted it would be a violation of international law
Rohani Says Friendship Between Iran and the US is Possible
Made the comments during interview on Swiss television
Japan's PM Warns Asian Leaders Not To Waste Wealth on Arms Race
A not very well hidden jab at China
Pentagon: US Should Leave 10,000 Troops in Afghanistan or Pull Out Completely
37,500 American troops are currently in Afghanistan
Kurds in Syria Sense Chance To Work Towards Creation of 'Kurdistan'
Turkey and Syria wary of secession
Forest Workers in India Claim They Have Killed the Tiger Responsible For Recent Deaths
Three women were killed in the last two weeks
UN's Ban Ki-moon and Syrian Foreign Minister Clash on First Day of Peace Talks
The United Nations' secretary general tried to cut Walid al Muallem's speech short
