Report: Yasser Arafat May Have Been Poisoned
Palestinian leader died in 2004
Foreign Policy
France Not Commenting on Detention of 35 People After Killing of Journalists in Mali
Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon were killed Saturday
German Parliament's Intelligence Committee Calls For Investigation Into Alleged British Spying
British ambassador was summoned yesterday
Lawyers To Argue David Miranda Was Unlawfully Detained at Heathrow Airport
Brazilian national and partner of Glenn Greenwald was detained for nine hours last summer
Congo UN Chief Says Troops Will Turn To Other Groups After Defeat of M23 Rebels
Others left to worry about
Netanyahu Blames Palestinians For Stalled Peace Talks
Secretary of State John Kerry is in Israel trying to revive the peace process
Workers Protesting Cuts Hold Strike in Greece
Lenders currently pondering more bailout money
Starbucks Planning on Hiring Thousands of Veterans and Active-Duty Spouses in Coming Years
10,000 over five years
Dutch Asking International Court To Order Release of Greenpeace Activists in Russia
Claims human rights are being violated
Chinese Officials Broadcasting Confessions on State TV Before Trials
Move criticized by legal scholars
France Not Planning To Delay Withdrawal From Mali Despite Killing of Journalists
Withdrawal has already been delayed
US Examining Syrian Chemical Weapons Declaration
UN Ambassador Samantha Power says previous dealings with Assad have led to skepticism
Europe's Recovery Still Fragile Despite British and German Performance
European Central Bank facing pressure to do something
At Least One Killed By Blasts at Chinese Communist Provincial HQ
No motive provided by police or state media
The 10th Amendment Is Not a Treaty Violation
A chemical weapons law threatens liberty by undermining federalism.
Rob Ford Will Seek Re-Election as Toronto Mayor Despite Crack Controversy
Resisting calls to resign
New Zealand Passes Email, Phone Surveillance Law
Forces telecommunications companies to allow intelligence agencies to access emails, phone calls, and texts
"Aussie Taliban" Asking US Court To Overturn Guantanamo Conviction
David Hicks' lawyers say he pleaded guilty under duress
Kerry Arrives in Tel Aviv For Talks on Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations
Denies existence of new plan
Toronto Mayor Still Popular Despite Crack Controversy
Rob Ford admits to smoking crack cocaine
Japan "Disappointed" By South Korean President's Comments on Summit
Historical issue still source of tensions
Syria Wants Chemical Weapons Destroyed Outside Its Borders
Norway has already turned down a request to have the weapons destroyed there
UN and EU Pledge $8.25 Billion For Sahel Region in Africa
To fight poverty and promote economic growth
Angolan Teen Jailed For Printing T-Shirts Calling President a Dictator Begins Hunger Strike
Charged with insulting the president
European Commission: European Economy at "Turning Point"
Not growing as quickly as had been previously expected
Over 1,000 Men Caught Trying To Pay Fake Child To Perform Sex Acts
Dutch children's charity put "Sweetie" in chat rooms
Brahimi: No Date Set For Syria Peace Talks
U.N.-Arab League envoy on Syria still hoping for a conference before the end of the year
Study: Recent Immigrants to the UK Make Net Contribution to Public Finances
Less likely to claim welfare, live in social housing
German Foreign Ministry Summons British Ambassador Over Spying Claims
Responding to reporting from The Independent
Al Qaeda-Linked Group in Syria Tightening Grip in North of the Country
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
ISAF: Pakistani Branch Not The Most Dangerous Taliban Faction
The Haqqani network have been called the "Kennedys of the Taliban."
More Than 150 Soldiers in Bangladesh Sentenced to Death Over Crimes During 2009 Mutiny
Murder, rape, looting
