Copenhagen Considers Importing Marijuana from CO, WA
Good business opportunity
Foreign Policy
U.S. to China: Stop Hacking, Adopt Acceptable Norms of Behavior
Like talking to a wall?
Pentagon Suspends Medals for Drone Pilots, Cyber Warfare
Following backlash about keyboard commandos
Crackdown on Free Press in Somalia Continues
Journalists say they were beaten by cops after being invited by a judge to cover court proceedings
Rand Paul vs. the "Forever War"
The Republican senator takes aim at modern conservative orthodoxy.
Somali Journalists Claim Police Brutality, Threats at Gunpoint While Covering Court Case
Government in glorious splendor
Hamas Say if Obama Visits the Temple Mount it Will be a Declaration of War on the Islamic World
The Islamic holy site is not on the president's agenda
Israeli President Urges Arabs to Intervene in Syria
Says "The United Nations should support the Arab League to build an Arab force in blue helmets" in a speech to the European Parliament
Many Chadians Frustrated About Conflict in Mali
Feel that the French pushed them into a war they don't think is serving Chad's interests
Tunisian Street Vendor Sets Himself on Fire
Similar to the self immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi, which marked the beginning of the Arab Spring
Minors Can Still be Executed by Firing Squad in Yemen
One of four countries that still executes children
Bulgarian President Expected to Dissolve Parliament
There has not been a government for weeks
Success Rate of Israel's Iron Dome Defense System Questioned
Although Israeli officials say 84 percent of rockets from Gaza were intercepted an American missile expert claims the rate of success was much lower
UN Says Malian Soldiers Are Carrying Out Retaliatory Attacks Against Specific Ethnic Groups
Tuaregs and Arabs at risk
Kim Jong Un Tells Troops to be on "Maximum Alert"
Tensions between North Korea and South Korea continue to rise
Five American Soldiers Die in Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
Yesterday was the deadliest day for American forces so far in 2013
At Least 51 People are Dead in Libya After Drinking Homemade Alcohol
Sale and consumption of alcohol is illegal in Libya
Colombian Constitutional Court Says Gay Couples Count as Families
Eligible for the same pension protections as heterosexual couples
The Korean War is Not Over: North Korea Declares Armistice Null, United Nations Disagrees
Sixty years of armistice not going anywhere too soon
Syrian Opposition Delay Picking Prime Minister
Opposition factions in Turkey and Qatar still deciding on timing of next administration
US Imposes Sanctions on North Korea's Trade Bank
Tension in the Korean peninsula continue to rise
US and European Forces are Training Syrian Rebels in Jordan
Have ruled out direct military intervention
North Korea Reacts to UN Plan to Investigate Human Rights Abuses
Says the possible investigation is a politically motivated plot
UN Says Abuses Getting Worse in Syria
Government forces are increasing bombardments while rebels carry out executions
Some South Koreans Suggesting a Nuclear Deterrent
Tensions with North Korea have been rising since the reclusive regime carried out another nuclear test
US Expels Venezuelan Diplomats
Comes shortly after American military officials were expelled from Caracas
EU Concerned Over Changes to the Hungarian Constitution
Human rights activists and the U.S. government have also expressed concerns about the changes
Falkland Islanders Widely Expected to Have Voted to Remain Part of the UK
Referendum held yesterday, result to be announced tomorrow
Karzai Says US and Taliban Have Shared Goals
Afghan president suggests both benefit from a destabilized Afghanistan
Five Christians to be Put on Trial in Iran
Facing charges charges of disturbing public order, evangelizing, and threatening the government,
