UN and EU Pledge $8.25 Billion For Sahel Region in Africa
To fight poverty and promote economic growth
Foreign Policy
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
Somali Central Bank President Resigns, Says Too Much Pressure to Participate in Corruption
Was on the job less than two months
Continental Human Rights Court Rules Chile Should Pay $32,000 to Victim of Pinochet Government
First ruling in favor of a victim of the Pinochet regime
Autocratic Tajikistan President Faces No Real Challenge in Re-Election Bid
Even his "opponents" have praised him
Russian Nationalists Rally Against Immigrants
Stealing jobs, causing crime, the usual complaints
China Removes Military Chief Following Tiananmen Incident
Deadly crash blamed on Islamic militants
Toronto Mayor Says He's Not a Drug Addict
Somewhat dodging a question as to whether he's smoked crack cocaine
NSA Chief Keith Alexander Likely To Be Stripped of Authority Over US Cyber Command
Decision to be made by senior military officials
Majority of British Public Want to Nationalize Rail, Energy Companies
What could possibly go wrong?
More Than 30 Killed in Wedding Party Massacre in Northeastern Nigeria
Islamist militant group Boko Haram has carried out attacks in the area
Biden To Emphasize Policy Pivot Towards Asia in Visit to South Korea, China, Japan
Trip will take place in first week of December
John Kerry Meets With Saudi King
Differences over how to deal with the situation in Syria have been contributing to recent tensions
Brazil Acknowledges It Spied on American Diplomats
Officials have been complaining about American surveillance
Snowden Says US and UK "Worst Offenders" When it Comes to "Criminal Surveillance Programs"
Comments made in letter published by German newspaper Der Spiegel
At Least Twelve Arrested in Mali Over Killing of French Journalists
Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon both worked for RFI
UK Ministers Banned From Bringing iPads To Cabinet Meetings Because of Spying Fears
Chinese could be listening
Syrian Minister Blames Polio Outbreak on Jihadis
U.N. has confirmed 10 cases in the northeast
Cameron: British Support For EU Membership is "Wafer Thin"
Has promised to renegotiate powers before holding a referendum on membership
Arab States Endorse Syria Peace Talks, Urging Opposition To Attend
Countries remain divided over whether Iran should attend
British Economy the Fastest-Growing in the Western World
1.3 percent growth in the fourth quarter of 2013
Top Rebel Commander in Syria Announces Resignation
Col. Abdel-Jabbar Ukaidi of the Free Syrian Army
