Report Says 220,000 Have Died During Colombia's 54-Year War
Most were civilians
Foreign Policy
Guinea Official Says Last Week's Ethnic Violence Left 98 Dead
Violence sparked by a lynching ahead of elections
Lack of Menstrual Hygiene Holding Back the Indian Economy
Sexual taboos limiting women's contributions
Death Toll in Spanish Train Derailment Rises
At least 78 killed after train derailed in north-western Spain yesterday
German Police to Begin Making 3D-Printed Guns
In order to test their effectiveness
Capitalism Takes Hold in Cuba's Real Estate Market
Buying and selling property was legalized in 2011
British Internet Filters Called Ineffective, Intrusive
The stuff they're supposed to block is already underground
New Zealand Government Moves To Legalize Domestic Spying
Since it's been doing it anyway
EU to Cap Debit, Credit Card Fees at .3 Percent of Transaction
Retailers support it, banks oppose it
Documents Reveal Close Cooperation Between NSA, German Intelligence
Snowden strikes again
Dutch Court Won't Extradite Terror Suspect to US Over Torture Concerns
Our reputation ... not so good
My Week in North Korea
A Soviet-born American tours the Hermit Kingdom and finds humanity in a most inhumane place.
UK Has Better Economic Prospects in EU, Says Government
But that doesn't mean it can't negotiate more independence
More Protests in Brazil as Pope Francis Visits
Protesting $53 million cost in public funds
UN Security Council to Meet with Syrian Opposition
Will include military and political leaders
Groups Claim Kenya Is Using Police to Crush Dissent
Police claim they're investigating "insurrection" plans by opposition candidates
