Israeli Conscientious Objector Headed to Prison For the Eighth Time
Refuses to enlist in the IDF
Foreign Policy
Hollande Wants to Extend French Ban on Muslim Headscarves to Private Businesses
Evidently hasn't considered letting private business owners to make their own decisions
Mexican Cartels Moving Deeper Into the US
According to an investigation by the Associated Press
Canadian Warship Seizes $100 Million Worth of Heroin
Believed to have been heading to an African port from Afghanistan
Kim Jong Un Says Nukes Are a Top National Priority
Says they can never be abandoned or traded
Islamic Militants Fight Malian and French Forces in Timbuktu
Eventually repelled after entering the city overnight
Egyptian Satirist Bailed After Being Questioned By Police
Accused of insulting Islam and President Morsi
Russian Government Will Not Help Russians Who Lost Money Because of Cyprus Bailout Deal
Those with over 100,000 euros in Cypriot banks could lose up to 60 percent of their deposits
Iran Criticizes the Arab League's Support of the Syrian Rebels
Opposition representatives took Syria's seat at a recent meeting of the Arab League
CAR Rebel Leader Announces New Government
Ousted President Francois Bozize is seeking asylum in Benin
Russian Authorities Blocking Internet Content Considered Illegal or Harmful to Children
Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter have all had to remove content
India's Supreme Court Dismisses Novartis AG Drug Patent Case
Swiss drug maker was seeking patent protection for a cancer drug
South Korean President Says Response to North Korean Attack Would Be Swift
Tensions in the region escalating
Sex in the Arab World: Shereen El Feki Talks with Tracy Quan
Or, Why the Arab Spring Desperately Needs a Summer of Love.
Harvard Study: Iraq and Afghanistan Wars to Cost Between $4 and $6 Trillion
Most of which has not been paid
3D-Printed Buildings Are Coming
House in Amsterdam to be completed by end of the year
Study Finds Pesticides Can Cause Brain Damage in Bees
According to the European Food Safety Authority
Political Vacuum Exists in Mali Despite French Presence
Though many Islamic militants have been expelled political stability is left wanting
Red Cross Says Situation in CAR "Catastrophic"
Humanitarian efforts being strained by the ongoing conflict
France to Reduce Number of Troops in Mali
Plan to have only 1,000 left in their former colony by the end the year
