Panetta: U.S. Working With British and Algerian Governments to Resolve Hostage Situation
Many hostages yet to be freed
Foreign Policy
U.S. Special Forces to Help Mexico Fight Drug War
Will hunt cartels the same way they hunt Al Qaeda
Chinese Economy Showing Signs of Improvement
Experienced 7.9 percent growth in the last three months of 2012
Defense Secretary Panetta Vows to Hunt Down Militants Responsible for Attack in Algeria
Americans among the hostages held
Chinese Authorities Confiscate Thousands of Satellite TV Dishes in Tibet
Responding to self-immolation protests
U.S. Recognizes Somali Government
First time the country's government has been recognized by the U.S. since 1991
U.S. to Provide Additional Assistance for the French-Led Intervention in Mali
Will give more logistical support
Netanyahu Makes Settlement Pledge Ahead of Election
Says no settlements in the West Bank will be removed if he is re-elected
Hostage Situation at Algerian Gas Field Still "Ongoing"
Militants claim to have taken 41 foreigners hostage
Greek Lawmakers Consider Tax Investigation of Officials
Politicians don't play by the rules they make? Shocking!
Uruguay's Government Fights Popular Opposition To Legalize Marijuana
As Americans suffer from the opposite problem
Algeria Acknowledges Hostage Deaths, Says Action Was Necessary
Long history of taking a tough stance with Islamists
Syrian Urban Refugees Fight to Survive
Harsh winter difficult for those remaining in bombed out cities
Mugabe, Rivals Agree on Zimbabwe Draft Constitution
Will be put to vote before elections later this year
Islamist Raid on Gas Facility in Algeria Spillover from Regional Instability?
Long-time jihadist kingpin could be behind attack
US Official Tells Japan to Calm Down over Island Dispute
Would prefer diplomacy with China rather than territorial brinksmanship
Pakistani Delegation to Meet with Protesting Reformist Cleric
Leading thousands in anti-government demonstrations
Report Adds Three to List of Free Countries
Unfortunately freedom has declined in more countries than it has improved
BP to Develop Iraqi Oil Field Near Kurdistan
While former BP CEO Tony Heyward is working for the Kurds
US Ambassador: America Wants Serious Peace Negotiations with Taliban
Talks previously collapsed in March
