African Union Suspends Egypt
Reacting to recent ousting of Morsi
Foreign Policy
British Pound at Three-Month Low Against the Dollar
Suggests the Bank of England will keep interest rates low and continue policy of quantitative easing
Arab Leaders Happy About Morsi's Departure
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia says the Egyptian army "managed to save Egypt at this critical moment from a dark tunnel"
Icelandic Legislators Consider Granting Citizenship to Snowden
Idea not receiving much support
Russia Growing Impatient With Snowden's Stay at Moscow Airport
Relations with the west at increased risk the longer the NSA whistleblower stays
Gulf States Expel Lebanese Expatriates in Response to Hezbollah's Role in Syrian Conflict
Move could affect Shiites with no connection to the group that has been fighting with Syrian forces
France Also Spies on Phone and Internet Use
Honestly, nobody thought better of the French government
Report Reveals Civilian Casualties of U.S. Drone Strikes in Yemen
These are real people
Egyptian Protesters Furious at Obama Administration's Support for Morsi
Pick your allies more carefully, Barry
Cutting U.S. Military Aid to Egypt Could Be More Helpful Than All the Military Aid It's Gotten So Far
U.S. is threatening to cut military aid after a military coup, but military aid's a big reason for Egyptian woes in the first place
EU to Vote Whether to Suspend Data-Sharing Agreement with US
Over revelations from NSA spying scandal
US: Egyptian Military Promises No Long-Term Rule
They are not interesting in running things after ousting Morsi
German Foreign Minister Says No New Debt Relief for Greece
Wants Greece to continue working on reforms
European Parliament Tosses Plan to Cap Bankers' Bonuses
Concerns about response being reactionary
Egyptian Military Suspends Constitution, Puts Head of Constitutional Court in Charge
General holds televised address to nation
England Bans Herbal Stimulant Qat
Despite expert advisers saying there's no evidence that justifies a ban
Russia Approving Mass Pardons For Prisoners Convicted of Business-Related Fraud
Up to 9,000 could benefit
Army Troops Deploy Across Cairo
Surround pro-Morsi protesters, take control of key buildings, infrastructure
Prostitute Banned from Old Folks Home in Britain After One Senior Pays Her $7,500, Senior Says He Can Do What He Wants With His Money
Says the council bosses were jealous of him
How Market Forces Are Expanding Broadband Access in the U.S.
America's relatively laissez-faire policies are driving broadband growth.
Protesters in Mogadishu Demand Release of Terrorist Chief
Was a prisons colonel before the Somali Civil war started in 1991
Coup Underway in Egypt, Morsi's National Security Advisor Claims
Army threatened as much absent concessions
Bolivia Says European Refusal to Allow Jet to Enter Airspace an "Act of Aggression"
Would they do it to Putin?
Sexual Assault "Rampant" at Egypt Protests, According to Human Rights Watch
Nearly 100 women attacked
Turkish Women Start Petition Calling for Freedom To Wear Headscarves
Headscarf ban for civil servants was introduced in the 1980s
