UN Nuclear Agency and Iran Could Hold Talks in August
According to diplomats
Foreign Policy
Snowden: New Zealand Intelligence Facility Contributes To NSA Surveillance Programs
Says the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand intelligence agencies sometimes go further than the NSA
Snowden Says NSA and German Foreign Intelligence Agency Are 'in Bed Together'
Interview to be published this week
Bitcoin ATMs To Be Distributed This Summer
Company making the ATMs has already received inquiries from more than 40 countries
Head of Syrian National Coalition Expecting Advanced Weapons From Saudi Arabia Soon
Says he will not attend peace talks before enjoying more victories against the Assad regime
Islamists Fighting in Syria Disenchanted With Democracy After Morsi's Removal
Believe violent overthrow is their only option
At Least 40 Morsi Supporters Killed in Cairo
Shot outside barracks where Morsi is thought to be held
The Pentagon's New Policy on Gitmo Hunger-Strikers Is Appalling
The Pentagon has wonderful news for the inmates at Guantanamo who are refusing to eat.
Boeing 777 of Type in Asiana Crash is Well-Regarded for Safety
Reason for the crash is still to be determined
Egypt's Interim Leaders Squabble Over Appointment of Prime Minister
Second largest Islamist party objects to choice
Airliner Crashes at San Francisco Airport
Asiana Boeing 777. Casualties are still being counted.
Nicaragua and Venezuela Willing To Give Snowden Asylum
He has to take what he can get to escape an American kangaroo court
Mastercard Resumes Processing Donations to WikiLeaks
Maybe they realized they were working with the wrong side?
U.K. and Sweden Block Espionage Talks Between EU and U.S.
Discussions will be confined to Prism
Kim Dotcom Trashes NZ Prime Minister Before Parliament Over Domestic Spying
That must have been fun
Antigovernment Protests Clog Streets of Bulgaria's Capital
Appointment of a minister from the country's Turkish minority set them off
Stripped of Passport While Taking Daughter To Visit Ex-Husband, U.S. Woman Is Trapped in Brazil
It's not kidnapping if a judge does it, right?
Snowden Sends Out New Asylum Requests
According to WikiLeaks, he's sent out applications to six more countries
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Leader Demands Morsi's Reinstatement
Only then will they work with military
Republicans Can't Find General in Key Role During Benghazi Attack
He has since retired and cannot be forced to testify before Congress
China, Russia Conduct Joint Naval Drill
China calls it the largest they've done with a foreign partner
Opposition Leader Facing Jail Condemns Putin
Sentence for theft could keep him from running against Russian president
South Africa Denies Reports Mandela Is in a Vegetative State
A statement has doctors denying the report, which came from court documents
South American Leaders Upset over Bolivian Plane Incident
Demand apologies over Snowden-related plane rerouting
