Deputy Governor of the Bank of England Stepping Down
Has been at the central bank for 30 years
Foreign Policy
British Man Calls Police To Complain About Prostitute's 'Ugly' Appearance
Accused her of breaking the Sale of Goods Act
Fighting in Syria Inches Closer to Israel
Rebels and government forces fighting near cease-fire line
Chinese Company To Build Panama Canal Rival in Nicaragua
Approved by the Nicaraguan Congress
British Government Says Edward Snowden is Not Welcome in the UK
Warns airlines not to allow the NSA whistleblower to get on U.K.-bound flights
US Studying No-Fly Zone in Syria Near Border With Jordan
According to "senior Western diplomats"
Argentine Ex-President Sentenced to 7 Years for Arms Smuggling
Technically he's immune to prison time, but lawmakers can strip him of that privilege
Police Raid Czech Republic Government Offices
Top opposition party demands prime minister step down
Iranian GMail Accounts Targeted for Hacking Prior to Elections
Have been occurring for the past three weeks
Turkish PM Threatens Move Against Protesters
Says "lawbreakers" will be removed from Taksim Square
Short of Weapons, Syrian Rebels Create Their Own Arms Industry
Still outgunned by the government
U.S. Surveillance Makes Business With Americans Risky for People Elsewhere
Because U.S. companies are under the NSA's thumb
Honduras Eases Way for Charter Cities
Looks like the experiment in political autonomy will move forward
Do the Zazi and Headley Arrests Prove the Power of NSA Total Surveillance?
Sorry, Sen. Feinstein and Rep. Rogers, it's not even close.
Growing Use of Encryption Software Likely To Hamper Surveillance
The software is available and increasingly easy to use
Greeks Protest Shut Down of State-Owned Television, Radio
Cash-strapped government shuttered broadcaster to save money
Obama Talks to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
About North Korea, China, trade in the Pacific
Shenzhou-10 Docks With Tiangong-1 Space Lab
Astronauts to remain there 12 days to make repairs
Hong Kong Groups to Protest Against Edward Snowden's Extradition
Don't want U.S. to attempt extradition or Hong Kong to allow it
Indonesian Central Bank Raises Interest Rate to Contain Inflation
Believe it will help maintain financial stability
International Labor Organization Estimates 10.5 Million Children Domestic Workers
Often in slave-like conditions the ILO says
