US-EU Free Trade Agreement Worries Fans of Regulation
Would be world's largest free trade deal
Foreign Policy
$1 Million Ransom Paid to Al-Qaeda to Secure Release of Canadian UN Diplomat in Niger
Four years ago, only revealed now
U.S. Embassy Officials Shot Outside Strip Club in Venezuela
Diplomacy good work if you can get it
Russia Blames U.S. for Syria Rights Resolution, Says It Threatens Peace Process
Usually a peace process works better when the mediators don't want to send weapons to the warring sides
Cuba Trying to Expand Public Access to Internet
Government internet access to expensive for average Cuban under Communist rule
Miss Universe Canada Crowned Wrong Winner
Switched winners the next morning after the tabulation error was found
Prosecutors Target Costa Rica-Based Digital Currency Exchange
Indicted for alleged money laundering
Stabbing of French Soldier in Paris Could Be London Attack Copycat
Radical Muslim arrested by police
US Confirms Drone Crash in Somalia
But say it is "highly unlikely" it was shot down by militants
Cuba Plans Slight Increase in Public Internet Accessibility
For a fee, and not in homes
Pentagon Wants Future Where Cyberattacks Are Run Like Video Games
Eventually those goofily inaccurate representations of hacking in the movies could be real
Chicago Man Pleads Guilty of Hacking into Stratfor
Stole credit card information and other data
Obama to Confront Chinese President over Cyberattacks
Xi Jinping attending summit in California
Brazil to Write Off $900 Million in African Debt
12 African countries to benefit from loan cancellations and restructurings
Chinese Graffiti on Egyptian Historical Site Goes Viral in China
Chinese government doesn't want Chinese tourists to embarrass the country
White House Was Aware of John McCain's Trip to Syria, Looking Forward to Talking to Him
McCain has supported intervention nearly as long as the conflict's been ongoing
Libyan Congress President to Step Down After Passing of Law Banning Former Senior Members of Qaddafi Government
"political isolation" law must be respected, he said in his resignation
China Denies Hacking Australian Spy HQ Plans
Australian foreign minister says allegations won't threaten bilateral talks
Street Vendors Clash With Police Over New Regulations in Tunisian Town
Seventy year old resident dead, 17 police officers reported wounded in
Syrian Refugee Girls Enter Child Marriages for Security
Two years of conflict has created many refugees
Russia Sending Anti-Aircraft Missiles to Syria, EU Lifting Arms Embargo on Syrian Rebels
Politic like it's 1914?
More Chemical Weapon Attacks Reported in Syria
Assad regime accused of using the weapons ahead of planned peace conference
Splits Within Assad's Opposition Threatens Possibility of Increased International Support
Can't agree on role of liberal members of the opposition
French Patient Dies After Being Infected With Coronavirus
Patient had traveled to Dubai
UK and France Urged Not To Arm Rebels in Syria
British officials say they have no plans to ship arms to rebels
Israeli University Adds Christian and Muslim Holidays to Calendar
Haifa University will now give days off for Christmas and Id al-Fitr
