British Unemployment Falls
Ministers saying news is sign of recovery
Foreign Policy
Putin Does Not Believe Russian Relations With US Will Be Harmed if Snowden is Granted Asylum
Says bilateral relations are more important than "squabbles"
Bangladeshi Islamist Politician Sentenced To Death
Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid was found guilty of crimes committed during 1971 war of independence
EU to Penalize Israel for Settlements
Entities living in disputed areas will not be able to receive grants, funding or scholarships
Norwegian Musician Arrested in France for Plotting Terror Attack
Allegedly a neo-Nazi with ties to Anders Behring Breivik
Taking the Pulse of Arab Opinion
A series of polls in six countries reveals a multilayered, ever-evolving Arab identity.
Engineer Involved in Deadly Canadian Train Crash 'Devastated'
Speaks out for first time through lawyer
Rand Paul, Ted Cruz Join Push for Military Sexual Assault Case Changes
Trying to remove the chain of command from investigations
Saudi Arabia to Restrict Pilgrimages over Virus Fears
No visas for the elderly, pregnant or children
England's Cameron Abandons Plan to Arm Syrian Rebels
Worries abound over potential consequences
In Crackdown, Turkish Police Arrest 30 Over Protesters
Skip that vacation to Istanbul
Around the World, Traditional Bankers Transfer Money and Evade Governments
They've been way ahead of regulators for centuries
Irish Officials Intercept Domestic Phone, Internet Traffic
Everybody wants into the snooping game
Spain Apologizes to Bolivia for Closing Airspace
The country kowtowed to the US in an effort to nab Edward Snowden
High Taxes, Regulations Drive Spain's Underground Economy to 20 Percent of GDP
So cut taxes and regulations, already
Should Bitcoin Cooperate with Government Regulators?
The choice before Bitcoin users is not whether they should want regulation, but what to do about it.
Obama's Comments Disrupt Military Sexual Assault Trials
"Unlawful command influence" caused some cases to be dismissed
