More Clashes Planned in Brazil
1 million protesters expected
Foreign Policy
European Ministers Set To Finalize Bank Bailout Rules Today
Deciding when the bailout fund can be used to help a bank
Cuts to Public Broadcasting in Europe: Good for Localism, Bad for Hollywood
European broadcasters adjust to budget reductions.
Rebels Struggling To Hold Their Positions Near Damascus
Syrian government forces continue their advance
Russia Will Fulfill Anti-Air Missile Defense System Contract With Syria
Says Russian foreign minister
UN Accuses Israel of Torturing Palestinian Children, Using Them as Human Shields
UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
Cuts in Government Spending on State TV in Europe Affecting Hollywood
Europe looking at local movies instead
France Gives Google Ultimatum on Privacy Procedures
Data protection authority wants more data protection
Russia, China Upset About Downgrade in U.S. Human Trafficking Report
Maybe start a human tracking index and rate the U.S. to make you feel better?
Brazilian Government Struggling With Response to Protests
Populists not used to popular discontent
Haze in Singapore Caused by Forest Fires in Indonesia Could Last Weeks
Record air pollution in the city-state
Taliban Offers to Release U.S. Soldier Held Since 2009 In Exchange For Senior Operatives at Gitmo
Peace talks started earlier this week
Brazil Steps Up Force To Quell Protests
The country's president isn't so supportive, anymore
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
