U.S. Government Worried About Turkish Violence
Specifically, about the regime's reaction to protests
Foreign Policy
Egypt Sentences 74-Year-Old Briton to Death for Smuggling Marijuana
They need to mellow out
Apple Owes France $6.5M in Unpaid Taxes, Says Authors Group
Another French tax? Quelle surprise.
Turkish Protesters Say They're Fighting for Freedom
Being democratically elected doesn't give the prime minister a free pass from public outrage
U.K. May Draft Cops To Deal With Nursing Shortage
Don't laugh. This could be us in a few years
US Among 60 Countries Expected to Sign Global Arms Control Treaty
Needs to pass Senate to be ratified
How the U.N., the Media, and the Military Mishandled Haiti's Quake
The disastrous consequences of disaster myths
Libyan Authorities May Have Found a Billion's Worth of Qaddafi's Looted Wealth in South African Banks
Only a fraction of the hundred billion the former Libyan strongman is believed to have amassed
Syrian Rebels Slam Russia For Blocking UN Resolution on Atrocities
Moscow has backed the Assad regime so far
Turkish President Taking More Conciliatory Tone Toward Protesters Than "Not a Dictator" Prime Minister
Secular-minded Turks are tired of the prime minister's conservative Islamism
$3 Billion Dollar Spanish Submarine Will Sink Without Design Changes
Which will cost millions more
Upcoming Election Could Add To Mali's Woes
Security concerns remain despite French intervention
Obama's Cloak of Invisibility
How secrecy frustrates challenges to counterterrorism tactics
Former Senior British Bishop Says Legalizing Gay Marriage in the UK Could Force the Queen To Break Oath
Swore an oath to "uphold God's laws" when she was crowned
British Government Considering Talks With Ecuador Regarding Julian Assange
The Wikileaks author is currently staying at the Ecuadorian embassy in London
Floods in Central Europe Put Prague on Alert
Five people were killed in the Czech Republic over the weekend
Leader of the French National Front Facing Racism Charges
Marine Le Pen compared Muslims praying in the streets to Nazi occupation
Chinese Activists Urging People To Wear Black To Mark Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Protest
Protests are banned in mainland China
Russia Says the US Should Put More Pressure on Rebels in Syria To Participate in Peace Talks
Rebels currently demanding Assad step down
Israeli Defense Minister Says There Are No Russian Anti-Air Missiles in Syria
Says the delivery won't take place before 2014
France Offers to Help Stop Islamic Militants From Mali Fleeing into Libya
Intervention pushing fighters into safer area
Imprisoned Former Taiwanese President Attempts Suicide
Chen Shui-bian is serving a 20-year sentence for corruption
Syrian Government Warns Citizens To Avoid Visiting Turkey
Many Syrians would perhaps prefer protests to slaughter
Turkish Prime Minister Says Protests Do Not Constitute a Turkish Spring
Protesters might have other ideas
Sunni Cleric in Egypt Calls for Holy War Against Syria's Assad
Fighting between Syrian rebels and Hezbollah has also been reported in Lebanon
Erdogan: I'm a Humble Servant, Not a Dictator; More Than 1700 Arrested in Anti-Government Protesters
Taksim Park in Istanbul remains occupied by demonstrators and protests continue in Ankara as well
Venezuela's Henry Capriles: Maduro Government Will Fall
Hugo Chavez's successor beat Capriles, barely, in a questionable election earlier this year
Obama's Willful Foreign-Policy Blindness
There is a vast chasm between "saying" and "doing" in the Obama administration.
