Musharraf Charged in Connection with Bhutto's Assassination
More woes for former Pakistan military leader
Foreign Policy
Member of Pussy Riot Denied Parole in Russia
Not appropriately penitent for the authorities
American Held Amidst Venezuelan Election Dispute
Accused of trying to start a "civil war" by financing student protests
Merkel Says Eased Regulations Needed, With Austerity
To pave the way for investment and economic growth
Latin America Facing Threat of Increasing Number of Cancer Cases
Still fewer cases than in the U.S. and Europe
Malian Officials Express Uncertainty About Election Being Held in July as Planned
May not be possible to organize
British Islamists Jailed for Planning Mass Suicide Attack
Planned operation was endorsed by Al Qaeda
Number of Syrian Refugees Passes 1.4 Million Mark
According to the United Nation's refugee agency
Somali Prosecutor Killed in Mogadishu
Shooting occurred shortly after the British reopened their embassy
Syrian Officials Deny Chemical Weapons Have Been Used
Despite evidence seen by intelligence services to the contrary
Sens. McCain and Feinstein Want Swift Response to Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria
White House being more cautious than some would like
Jordanians Protest Possible American Troop Deployment Near Syrian Border
Worried it could be just the beginning
South Korea Withdraws Workers From Jointly Owned Factory Complex in North Korea
North Korea rejected possible talks on the complex
Italy's New Prime Minister Working on Forming a Coalition Government
May announce ministers before Sunday
British Man Admits Threatening to Kill 200 Americans in Facebook Messages
Posted the threats on memorial site for Tennessee teen killed in a car crash
David Cameron Says There is "Limited But Growing" Evidence Syrian Forces Used Chemical Weapons
Calls the move a war crime
Press-Muzzling Bill Passed by South Africa's Parliament
Threatens journalists with espionage charges
Syria's Opposition Wants World Intervention After Chemical Weapon Reports
It was time for another war, anyway
Protests If No Recount of Votes, Says Venezuelan Opposition
They don't trust the dictatorship to keep it clean
Spain's Economic Turmoil Drives Latin Americans Back Home
Yes, Colombia is in better shape than Spain
By All Means, Let's Try to Start Another Flu Panic
The World Health Organization needs its own tabloid
U.K. Coalition Splits Over Internet Spying
Lib Dems say, "no," but the Conservatives say, "yes."
U.N. Body Slaps Germany for Respecting Former Legislator's Free Speech Rights
Says treaties against "hate speech" trump free speech protections
UN Appoints Brazilian General to Head DR Congo Peacekeeping Mission
Will lead 20,000 troops tasked with targeting rebels in east
Hezbollah Denies it Sent Drone Shot Down By Israel
Drone crashed into the Mediterranean off Haifa
British Foreign Office Says it Has Information on the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria
Urging Assad to prove he did not authorize the weapons to be used
Pakistani Clerics Say Voting is an "Islamic Duty"
Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council says feudal lords, not Islam, prevent women from voting
Senior Syrian Official Says Supporting Assad's Opposition Could Lead to Attack in the US
Warning of the spread of Islamic terrorism
