US and UK Concerned About the Political Situation in Libya
Libyan legislators recently passed a measure banning anyone who served with Gaddafi from office
Foreign Policy
South Korean President Will Address Joint Meeting of Congress Today
Spoke with Obama yesterday
China Says it Might Own Okinawa
Which ought to do wonders to the already strained relationship with Japan
EU and China on the Verge of Solar Panel Trade War
Europeans considering introducing import tariff
US To Give $100 Million in New Humanitarian Syria Aid
Secretary of State John Kerry will make the announcement tomorrow
European Soldiers, Veterans, Politicians Mark VE Day
68th anniversary of the the Allied victory over the Nazis
EU Preparing For Mali Conference
Hoping to organize efforts to address the humanitarian and political situation in Mali
Algerian Army Kills Seven Islamic Extremists
Attack is part of a wider offensive against Al Qaeda
British Government Plans to Introduce Immigration Reforms
Announced during the Queen's Speech
How Thatcher Defeated Mitterrand
Lessons from the late prime minister's decisive victory in the war of economic ideas.
Benghazi Hearings Today Will Determine Fate of the Obama Administration (Not Really)
What will the content-to-grandstanding ratio be?
Syrian Government Says It's Working on Restoring Internet Service
Blames an optic cable malfunction
Filmmakers Challenge Restrictions on Recording Police in London
After being subject to a stop and frisk in the tube
Sexual Assaults in Military Up 30 Percent
Estimate 26,000 unreported sexual assaults last year
CDC: Current Bird Flu Strain Can't Cause Pandemic
But mutation is always a fear
At Least 42 Dead in Terrorist Attack in Nigeria
Prison targeted; More than 100 prisoners escape
Ex-officials Arrested in Kosovo for Organ Trafficking
Harvesting and selling kidneys
Prince Charles Takes on Some More Royal Duties
Quiet changes marking eventual end to era of Queen Elizabeth II
Pakistan Taliban's Campaign of Violence During Election Season Extends to Islamist Party
Pakistan will hold its first ever election during a civilian transition of power this weekend
Six Muslims Charged With Death of Buddhist Monk During Outbreak of Religious Violence in Burma
Of the 43 people who died during the rioting a vast majority were Muslim
Opposition Party in Bangladesh Claims Hundreds Killed in Mass Protests, Calls For More Protests
Declined to provide any evidence for claim; AFP reports 38 people killed in street violence
Imran Khan Injured in Fall Off Lift at Campaign Rally in Lahore
Leads a major secular Pakistani party
David Cameron Looks to Visit China to Mend UK-Chinese Relations
After meeting with the Dalai Lama soured them last year
Bob Corker Says U.S. Will Arm Syrian Rebels Soon
Ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Current State of Human Rights in Russia the Worst in Post-Soviet History
According to Human Rights Watch
