Eiffel Tower Reopens After Strike
One of Paris' most popular tourist destinations
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Malian Army Captain Apologizes For Coup
Destabilized the country, which allowed Islamists to invade the north
Obama Calls on African Leaders To Decriminalize Homosexual Acts
In 38 African countries homosexual acts are illegal
UN Chemical Weapon Inspectors Are in Turkey To Investigate Claims the Weapons Were Used in Syria
U.K., France, and the U.S. all claim Assad used chemical weapons
Mexicans Are Using Social Media To Report the Drug War
Traditional media easily intimidated by cartels
Wikileaks Volunteer Was an FBI Informant
Icelandic man was a teenager when he first started working for the the site
Obama Says US Won't Be 'Scrambling Jets' To Get Snowden
Says he shouldn't have to call Russian and Chinese leaders
Human Rights Watch Urge China To Stop 'Uprooting Tibetans'
Two million Tibetans have been displaced in the past seven years
Military Court Overturns Marine's Conviction for Murdering Iraqi Civilian
Inadmissible statement was presented at the court-martial
Ecuador Risks Losing American Aid if Snowden is Granted Asylum There
Retaliation could cost Ecuador millions
EU Leaders Reach Seven-Year Budget Deal
$1.3 trillion package agreed on by member states and the European Parliament
Kerry Back in the Middle East To Resume Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks
Breakthrough unlikely
Dutch Court Convicts Shop Owners for Selling Pot to Non-Residents
Even where the drug war is loosened, the battle continues
Facebook to Adopt Encryption Technology
Will help safeguard communications from surveillance
UN Calls for Increased International Drug War
Fail harder, faster, and blow more money!
Italy to Spend 1.5 Billion Euros on Youth Employment
Let's see whose pockets the money actually ends up lining
Hagel: Department of Defense to Start Implementing DOMA Ruling
Same-sex military spouses will qualify for benefits
Turkish Government Wants Controls on Twitter To Limit Protesters' Communications
How dare people bypass official channels
High Taxes, Red Tape Fuel Large Israeli Shadow Economy
Stop mugging your people and they may stop hiding
If This Is a New Cold War, Who's the Enemy Supposed to Be?
The second superpower rears its head again.
Sixty Percent of Mexican Workers Labor Off the Books
Some tax and regulatory reform may be in order
Aussie Town Installs Cameras on Garbage Trucks to Record Content
Effort to crack down on misuse of "green bins"
China: Hong Kong Handled Snowden Matter Lawfully, Despite U.S. Complaints
Unreasonable for U.S. to question, China says
