Starbucks Expands into India
First store in southern Mumbai
Foreign Policy
WTO Rules Chinese Steel Tariffs Are Illegal
Restrictions on some U.S. steel products were in place because Chinese officials believed producers were the recipients of subsidies
British Government to Hire Teen Xbox Pros For Cybersecurity Force
No university education required
Samaras Says Troika Decision Will Come Soon
Greek PM is hoping for favorable findings from international lenders
Curfew Imposed on U.S. Military Personnel in Japan
Move comes after two American soldiers were accused of rape
Romney Campaign Focusing on Military Spending in Virginia
Spreading fear about job loses that would result from Obama's defense cuts
EU Leaders Agree on Creation of Single Bank Supervisor
European Central Bank will oversee the new mechanism
Pakistani Police Detain Family of Man Suspected of Shooting Teen
Malala Yousafzai has become symbol of resistance to Taliban rule
Drug-Sniffing Dogs Causing Problems at the Border
False positives interfering with people trying to travel between United States and Mexico
Fake Fundraising Sites Try to Profit Off Canadian Teen's Suicide
Bullied girl's death prompts big outcry.
Turkish Pianist Arraigned for Tweets Mocking Islam
Accused of inciting public hatred
Colombian Government, Leftist Rebels to Meet in Cuba
Efforts to end nearly half a century of bloody skirmishes
Tax Threat May Get French Sites Banned from Google
The government wants to force the search engine to pay for click-throughs
Deprived of Government Funding Greek Soccer Teams Turn to Sponsorship, Including Brothels
That wasn't so hard, was it?
Oil Companies Warned Off Investing in Argentina
The government abrogates contracts, steals companies and fails to pay its bills
Thirty Dead in Syrian Airstrikes, Say Activists
Maarat Numan is hotly contested by rebels and the government
U.S. Offered Turkey Help Against Kurdish Group
Meddling in other countries' domestic affairs is always wise
NGO Names Companies That Trade With Iran
Because that's the only terrible government on the planet
British Government Eases Construction Red Tape
Lowering costs and bureaucratic hurdles appears to be working
Greeks Fear Police Connections With Far Right Party
It's a bit of a tradition for that profession
South Africans Turn Against ANC
Corrupt, abusive and ineffective is no way to go through life
Angela Merkel: EU Must Be Able To Veto National Budgets
EU member states pass budgets that don't follow the rules because who's going to stop them?
Who Is Responsible for the Mess in Libya?
The unraveling of a value-free foreign policy and its unintended consequences
Sixth Straight Quarterly Loss for Nokia
The Finnish company controlled half the global smart phone market before the iPhone and Android came along
Greece Faces General Strike Against Austerity
They want to keep spending more than they have on things they don't need
Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Accuses US of Using Security to Justify Torture, Murder
References dumping of Osama's body, drone strikes
Australia Works to Strengthen Ties with India
India, notably, has been working to open up its markets
Rights Group Says Libya Didn't Investigate Deaths of Qaddafi Loyalists
Scores appear to have been executed
State-Backed Investment Bank Planned for France
Because private industry would never do that itself
Islamist Militia Leader Headed Attack on Benghazi Consulate
Identity is known, but location isn't
U.K. Told Net Snooping Would Catch Only "The Incompetent"
But it would inconvenience everybody
Britain's High-Tech Thought Police
British authorities target bloggers, tweeters, and t-shirt wearers for speech crimes.
Why the Pussy Riot Case Still Matters
The punk feminists protest the abuses of Russia's authoritarian state.
