Poles Still Not Fans of Lenin
Revisionism about the history of communism not taking hold
Foreign Policy
Afghan Army Imam Shoots Dead British Soldier
At least six injured in first insider attack of the year
Anti-Censorship Protests in China in Second Day
State newspaper says not to expect "absolutely free media"
Two India Gang Rape Suspects to Plead Not Guilty
Four others, including a 17-year-old, charged for brutal gang rape
Former Governor, Google Exec. in N. Korea Seeking American's Release
Tour guide detained last year
Wolf Raids on Russian Villages Spark Emergency
Preying on reindeer herds due to shortage of hares
Indian Judge Bans Media Coverage of Gang Rape Trial
Leaving angry people in the dark will no doubt calm things down
Argentine President to Rent Plane to Avoid Debt Seizure
Concerns her official plane would be impounded
Retired Gen. McChrystal Warns Against Overuse of Drones
They do not win over the hearts and minds of anybody
France Orders Internet Provider to Stop Blocking Ads
Can't control what users see, but they aren't getting share of the revenue
Chinese Man Set to Plead Guilty in Massive Software Piracy Case
Despite a price tag of $100 million, allegedly only profited $60,000 in the scheme
Hundreds Show Support for Censored Chinese Journalists
Finding support in social media from celebrities and commentators
Police Fire Plastic Bullets at Belfast Protesters
Protesters accused of throwing bricks and gas bombs
New Allegations That Qaddafi Helped Fund Sarkozy's 2007 French Presidential Campaign
Allegations first surfaced while Sarkozy was pushing to topple the Qaddafi regime
Troops Kicked Out for Being Gay to Get Full Separation Pay
Many ejected under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" only got half the money
Delay in Venezuela's Presidential Inauguration Criticized by Catholic Church
Can't they just prop Hugo up and nudge him at the right moments?
Honduras Officials Seize Gold-Plated, Jewel-Encrusted Rifle
Drug-trafficker chic, and a sign of how much money is made in prohibited goods
Facebook Faces German Fine Over Lack of Anonymous Accounts
German law apparently protects anonymity, no matter company policy
French Official Warns of Terror Attacks From Mali
Old colonial relationship makes France a target
Sen. Vitter Calls Reid an "Idiot" for Downplaying Katrina Damage
The people hurt by Katrina aren't Reid supporters, unlike the people hurt by Sandy
Defense Industry Worried About Defense Spending Cuts
Despite sequestration being ditched and no interest for cuts by the Washington establishment
Greek Government Loses Two More Lawmakers to Swiss Account Scandal
Ruling coalition expelled the lawmakers
Drone War "Unproductive" Claims Former Obama Adviser
Michael Boyle says the theory behind the use of UAVs needs to be challenged
Indonesia Set to Ban Women From Straddling Motorbikes
Islamic law pressing ahead despite opposition
Some Latin American Leaders Question Enforcing Drug Laws
Now that recreational marijuana is legal in some U.S. states
Pakistan Lodges Complaint After Attack From Indian Military
Skirmish on the border left one Pakistani soldier dead
Philippines Navy Deploys Ship After Suspected U.S. Drone Found Floating in Ocean
Found by a Filipino diver and fishermen
Head of Russian Orthodox Church Urges Russians to Adopt Children
Can't be adopted by Americans thanks to new law
