Winner of Georgia Elections Backtracks, Says Call for President to Resign Not Ultimatum
The opposition party won yesterday's election
Foreign Policy
Riot Police Hit Bazaar in Tehran
Cracking down on an anti-Ahmadinejad protest aimed at the declining currency
U.S. May Be Preparing For Military Mission in Libya
Part of attempts to capture those who attacked Benghazi consulate
Two Coptic Children Arrested in Egypt for "Insulting Islam"
Accused of tearing Koranic verses
Hamas Abusing Palestinians in Gaza
Unfair trials, torture, and forced confessions among the abuses reported
China Continues Patrols Around Disputed Islands
Three Chinese ships have ignored warnings from Japanese ships in the area
British High Court Considers Abu Hamza's Appeal Against Extradition
The cleric's mental health has apparently deteriorated, first clue might have been his jihadist ravings
Iran Looks to Eliminate Free Market in its Currency
Sanctions have been blamed for the crashing rial
Man Climbs St Peter's in a Protest Against EU Regulations
Phone call to ministers failed to get him down
Russia Welcomes Opposition Victory in Georgia
Had shaky relations with the ousted pro-western government
Slandering Muhammad Is Not a Crime
Obama undermines his defense of free speech by pandering to Muslim rioters.
Twenty Seven Killed in Aleppo
Three suicide bombers targeted the center of the city while a fourth hit the Chamber of Commerce
Saudi Arabian Airline Rejects EU's Carbon Trading Program
Not happy about inclusion of non-EU carriers
Libyans Wonder When They'll Be Questioned About Attack
Witnesses say they've heard nothing from officials asking what they saw
Hezbollah Commander, Fighters Killed in Syria
Breaking from previous support of Arab Spring movements, they back the establishment
Pope's Butler Says He Leaked Documents for the Good of the Church
Papers exposed corruption and cronyism in the Vatican
EU Hosting Talks of More Iran Sanctions
Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Italy have all put forward recommendations for stiffening the sanctions regime.
Disfavored in Admissions Goals, U.K. Private Schools May Boycott Some Universities
Wait ... universities are discriminating against higher-performing independent schools?
Greece Hustles To Meet Budget Deadline
Big cuts in government spending are finally in the works
Australian Minister Boasts of "Unfettered Legal Power" To Command Telecoms
And the other officials just sighed with envy
Tunisian Cops Rape Woman, Then Charge Her With Indecency
She made the mistake of complaining
Drone Strikes May Soon Be Happening in North Africa
Because they are so popular in Pakistan...
U.S. May Have to Talk to the Taliban to Escape Afghanistan Fiasco
Might just have to suck it up
Ahmadinejad Responds to Bibi's Drawing
Not impressed with the Israeli Prime Minister's drawing skills
Greece Still Spending on F1 Track
€94.6 million still worth it during financial crisis, apparently
Dominique Strauss-Kahn Will Not Face Charges
Former IMF head has escaped rape allegations mostly unscatched
Footage of Captured American Journalist Emerges
Austin Tice went missing in Syria weeks ago
Ukraine Votes to Outlaw "Promotion" of Homosexuality
Spread of HIV and threats to "family values" cited as concerns
Turks Exhume Former President's Body
Death might not have been caused by a heart attack after all
