Somali President Makes First Major Speech
Was elected in September when a government was established in Somalia
Foreign Policy
France Pushing Sending Weapons to Syria
It's easy to push for intervention when someone else will cover most of the costs
Russia Restores Communication With International Space Station After Cable Break
Cable was cut by a road crew outside of Moscow
Israel Steps Up Air Offensive Against Gaza
Mortars continue to be lobbed from Gaza despite the air strike targeting mortaring capabilities
Authorities Try to Kill Hundreds of Millions of Galapagos Rats
Non-native species introduced in 17th century threaten animal eggs
UN Calls Access to Contraception a Human Right
Report says it would improve lives of women and children in developing countries
Petraeus Mistress Had Substantial Classified Info on Computer
Warrants further investigation, authorities say
Russia's Tough New Treason Law Comes Into Effect
Human rights experts worry it will be used to jail dissidents
Anti-Austerity Protests in Spain, Portugal Turn Violent
Police charge demonstrators in Lisbon, injuring 50
Netanyahu Ready to Expand Gaza Strikes
Egypt condemns, U.S. defends right of Israel to self-defense
Publishers Rush to Get Books About Generals Out
Just change the names in Fifty Shades of Grey and put Petraeus on the cover
GOP Senators Set Up Possible Showdown over Rice Nom.
After Benghazi responses, don't want Susan Rice as Secretary of State
French CEOs Tear Into Country's Economic Policies
Not pleased that France is being propped-up by Germany
On the Run, John McAfee Denounces Belize Government
He has style, whether he's guilty or innocent
Contender for Canadian Liberal Leadership Endorses Pot Decriminalization
He has some catching up to do with Colorado and Washington
U.S. Space Surveillance Systems To Be Based Downunder
Alien invaders won't like vegemite either
What America Must Learn from the Euro Crisis
With the fiscal cliff approaching both the left and right are ready to misinterpret Europe's economic woes.
Israel's Military Takes to Social Media During Attack on Gaza, Sparks Spat on Twitter
Israel has killed the Hamas military chief Ahmed al-Jaabari in an airstrike.
French Unions Call on Hollande to Rethink Policies
Evidently he is not socialist enough for them
IDF Twitter Account Confirms Navy Bombardment of Gaza
Violence in the area has been escalating throughout the day
Gun Owners Defying the Law in Mexico
Cartels are armed while law abiding citizens must go through lengthy permit process
IDF Releases Video of Strike on Ahmed Jabari
Tensions rising in the region, Israeli reservists reportedly on standby
Tonight: Nick Gillespie Debates Former DEA Head Asa Hutchinson on Drug Legalization
I'm taking part in an Intelligence Squared debate in New York City tonight.
E.U. Defends Women on Boards Quota
Aims to have women make up 40 percent of non-executive directors on the boards of big listed companies by 2020.
Netanyahu Announces Military Operations Against Palestinian Military Parties
Not news to many on the ground
Cuba's Looser Travel Requirements Still Very Restrictive
Cuba excited the world and Cubans by announcing last month that government-issued exit visa requirements were going to be dropped.
Welsh Children Punished For Not Speaking Welsh
Nationalism still alive and well in the celtic country
Former Intelligence Officer Can Sue Pentagon For Censoring Book on 9/11, Afghanistan Failures
A federal judge has ruled Anthony Shaffer has standing to sue on first amendment grounds over the censorship of his book
Israeli Air Strike Kills Hamas Military Chief
Israel has responded to mortars being lobbed from Gaza
Astronaut Sends Indians Diwali Greetings From Space
U.S. astronaut Sunita Williams is stationed at the International Space Station
Musharraf: Conspiracies Being Plotted Against Pakistani Army
In an effort to weaken the military, he says
Israeli Foreign Minister Proposes Toppling Palestinian President Over UN Bid
Described it as "the only option" in a position paper
