Brazil Bus Fares Roll Back in Response to Protests
One small victory
Foreign Policy
Wife of Ousted Honduran President Leading in Polls
Manuel Zelaya was removed in a coup in 2009, his party nominated his wife this week for the upcoming presidential election
Hard-Line Islamists Getting Disillusioned With Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi
The Muslim Brother is not moving fast enough for them
Bill Clinton in Israel: Two-State Solution a Must, Palestinians Having More Babies
Settlers won't make a diff, ex-pres says
Taliban Claims Responsibility for Attack That Left Four US Soldiers Dead
Set to begin talks with the U.S.
Feminism Can't Cure India's Rape Epidemic
The country's progressive laws mask a broader institutional failure
North Korea Rejects Report Claiming That Kim Jong-un Distributed Copies of Mein Kampf
Claim made by defectors
Turkish Protesters Facing Criminal Charges
Increasing number of protesters using silent protests
Gunmen Kill 48 in Northern Nigeria
Violence linked to feud involving cattle thieves, not Islamic militants
Hollande Open to Iran Being Included in Syria Peace Talks
Iran is one of Assad's strongest allies, has also been supporting Hezbollah
Today Marks Julian Assange's One Year Anniversary at Ecuador's Embassy in the UK
Wikileaks founder says he will stay even if charges against him in Sweden are dropped
State Department Open to Direct Talks With North Korea
But only if the North Korean government abandons its nuclear program
English Politician Claims Regular Sex With Alien is Causing Problems in His Marriage
Says he has fathered a child with an extraterrestrial
Protests Continue in Brazil
Most peaceful protesters not happy with public services and corruption as well as plans for the soccer World Cup and Olympics
President of Cyprus Criticizes Terms of Bank Bailout
Deal agreed to in March resulted in businesses losing capital
Karzai Suspends Talks on Security Deal With US
Not happy about being left out of negotiations with the Taliban
Obama Expected To Call for Reduction of American and Russian Nuclear Arsenals
Will make the proposal in speech being delivered today in Germany
Islamist Fighters Sidelining Moderate Rebels in Syria
Not the sort of people you want to send weapons
Afghans Assume Responsibility for Their Country's Security
Time to declare victory and get out
Performance Artist Inspires Silent Protests in Turkey
Uncertain whether he's among the arrested
Russian Lawmakers Pass Ban on Adoption by Gay Couples
In response to France legalizing gay marriage
Lebanese Official Accuses Syrian Government of Ethnic Cleansing
Says Assad's forces getting rid of Sunni Muslims
Turkish Government Targets Social Media for Restrictions
Censorship will stop citizen activism, right?
