Brother of Hostage Appeals to Al-Qaeda for Release
Al-Qaeda in the Mahgreb is holding six Frenchmen hostage
Foreign Policy
Czechoslovakian Show Trial Prosecutor Dies at 96
Sentenced to 7 years in prison in 2001 for helping get an anti-Nazi fighter executed, but the sentence was canceled
Troops on the Street in Northern Lebanese City
Six days of clashes in Tripoli between supporters of Assad and of the rebels
Nelson Mandela, 94, "Doing Well" at Hospital
Former South African president was admitted to hospital Saturday
US to Lose Superpower Status by 2030, According to National Intelligence Council
Not China nor any other country will be replacing the U.S. Instead the report posits a multipolar world to come
Seal Team Six Member Killed During Rescue of U.S. Doctor in Afghanistan
President Obama praised the special ops team and the mission
EU Accepts Nobel Peace Prize, Calls Itself "Perpetual Peace Congress"
Nevertheless, tensions running high on the continent
Syrian Rebels Claim the Regime Has Used Banned Weapons
Say there is evidence of Assad's forcing having weapons with chemical components
Man Group Chairman to Step Down in February
Big change for the world's largest listed hedge fund
Media Fatigue is No Excuse to Ignore the War
Reason's Anthony Randazzo recently sat down with New York-based nonprofit 92Y to discuss why the scheduled 2014 withdrawal from Afghanistan "doesn't really end American foreign policy of trying to nation build around the world."
Russia Keeping an Eye on Events in Former Soviet Republics
Revolutions have a tendency to upset the status quo
Vaclav Klaus Refuses to Sign Rescue Fund Addendum to Lisbon Treaty
The Czech Republic is the last country in the E.U. yet to give a green light to the European Stability Mechanism
E.U. Examining Ways to Pressure Israel to Stop Building Settlements
Lack of a unified position among member states proving to be an obstacle
Gunmen Kills Women's Activist in Afghanistan
Najia Seddiqi was shot dead only four months after her predecessor was assassinated
South Korea Welcomes Volunteers in the Fight Against Porn
So-called "Nuri Cops" search the web for pornography
Morsi Grants Army Power to Arrest
Referendum on the draft constitution still scheduled to go ahead on Saturday
Chavez Suffers Relapse, Names Successor
Urges voters to support vice president in case cancer forces him to step down
Targeted By Argentine Government, Independent Media Company Wins Round in Court
It won't be muzzled by authoritarian officials, yet
Shoe Retailer Calls India's Red Tape a "Nightmare"
The country's government isn't exactly easing the way to prosperity
