Srebrenica Anniversary Marked With Burial of 400 Newly Identified Victims
8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys were killed over five days in 1995
Foreign Policy
31 Inmates on Death Row Pardoned in Saudi Arabia
Saudi law allows inmates to be pardoned by the family's families
Malawi Police Not Happy Being Labeled as the Most Corrupt Institution in the Country
According to the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer
Scottish Naval Base Could Remain British if Scotland Becomes Independent
Faslane is home to nuclear missile submarines
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Asked CIA Captors if He Could Design a Vacuum Cleaner
Made request while being detained in Romania
Moscow Judge Finds Deceased Whistleblower Guilty of Tax Evasion
Compared to Stalin era legal moves
Japanese Government Officials Used Wrong Privacy Settings on Google Groups
Left discussions open to public when they weren't supposed to be
Arab Nations Pledge $12 Billion to Egypt as U.S. "Reviews" Aid
Neighbors not keen on seeing a return of Islamists
Egyptian Interim Government Continues Crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood
Everything old is new again
US Builds $34 Million Military Base in Afghanistan It'll Never Use
Was being built for the surge, surge ended before construction did
England Has One Surveillance Camera for Every 11 People
Nearly 6 million across the country
US Funding to Egypt Only Making it Easier to Scapegoat America
Egyptians united in blaming America for supporting the other side?
Berlusconi's Party Wreaks Political Havoc in Italy
Shuts down parliament over his possible ban from holding office
Railway Head Blames Employee for Deadly Quebec Train Crash
Says worker failed to properly set the brakes
Four Changes the DOMA Ruling Has Wrought
Benefits, immigration changes, and ammunition for future challenges
Pope Asks for Statue of Him in Buenos Aires to Be Removed
Not into the whole 'cult of personality' thing
Little Sign of US Weapons Getting in Hands of Syrian Rebels
Meanwhile regime forces are applying pressure
Lethal Canadian Train Mishap Sparks Criminal Probe
Looking into the release of the train's brakes
$34 Million US Military HQ in Afghanistan Unlikely To Ever Be Used
It was built even after the military realized it was unneeded
Pilots' Union Attacks NTSB for Releasing Early Information
Says the agency is rushing to judgment
France Drops Scheme To Block Internet Access for Downloading Copyrighted Files
Will try something less stupid and draconian instead
