British Foreign Secretary Says There Are No "Palatable Options" For Dealing With Syrian Conflict
Says there are extremists on both sides
Foreign Policy
China Demands the US Explain its International Surveillance
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is still in Hong Kong
British Intelligence Agency Spied on Foreign Politicians During 2009 G20 Summits
Fake internet cafes were set up, phone calls intercepted
Syrian Conflict Set To Dominate Discussions at G8 Summit
Russia opposes plans to arms rebels in Syria
Hong Kong Rally Calls for Government to Protect Snowden
Protesters blow whistles in solidarity
Reformist Candidate Has Big Lead in Iran Presidential Election
But probably won't wield much power regarding nuclear issues
Twitter May Pay a Price for Resisting Government Demands – In France, Anyway
French authorities order social media company to reveal identities of anti-Semitic tweeters
French Court: Twitter Must Unveil Anti-Semitic Tweeters
Free speech isn't a French thing
China Now Has World's Most Powerful Supercomputer
Can perform more than 30 quadrillion calculations per second
France Wants Entertainment Industries Out of Free Trade Talks
Protectionism of movie, television producers
Turkey's PM Puts Park Development Plan on Hold Following Protests
Despite taking hard line against demonstrators
NSA Confidential: We Love Big Brother If He's Got the Right Party Affiliation
Our willingness to choose partisanship over principles helps explain the surveillance state.
FDA Worries About Cybersecurity of Medical Devices
Malware jumping to them from infected computers
Solution to Europe's Youth Unemployment Crisis Left Wanting
Labor ministers from France, Germany, Italy and Spain working on a plan
Turkish Protesters Mulling Prime Minister's Offer
Recep Tayyip Erdogan is offering to let a referendum or the courts decide the fate of a park
CIA Officer Suing Agency For Delay of Investigation Into War Crimes Committed Overseas
Unnamed officer was working in "offensive operations against individuals designated or viewed as enemies of the United States"
Advisory Report Suggests the French Pay Into Pensions for Longer
That ought to go down well
Deputy Governor of the Bank of England Stepping Down
Has been at the central bank for 30 years
British Man Calls Police To Complain About Prostitute's 'Ugly' Appearance
Accused her of breaking the Sale of Goods Act
