Rare Protest in Saudi Arabia to Try to Free Jailed Relatives
Protests are banned in the nation. Dozens were arrested.
Foreign Policy
International Observers Decry Sham Belarus Elections
Oppressed opposition urged boycott of voting
Defiant Ahmadinejad Says Israel Will Be 'Eliminated'
For anybody who has forgotten he's a loon
Officials: No Evidence Former Gitmo Detainee Helped with Benghazi Attack
But then, this is the same administration who insisted the attack was entirely a mob response to a movie trailer
Romney Blasts Obama over Benghazi Response
Accuses president of minimizing importance of ambassador's killing
Libyan Leader Delivers Personal Apology for Benghazi Attack
Pledges government will bring perpetrators to justice
Pakistan Minister Won't Resign over Murder Bounty
Offered reward for head of man responsible for Mohammad movie
Bundesbank Tears Into IMF for Overstepping, Wasting Money
Germans appalled by spendthrift Keynesianism
Clinton Aide Blasts Reporter as Official Benghazi Story Crumbles
Temper, temper oh newly Internet-famous flunky
Riot at Foxconn Puts 40 in the Hospital
Workplace strife is a problem for the firm, which assembles devices for companies including Apple
U.K., Canada To Share Diplomatic Missions, Invite N.Z. To Join
You save on costs, and on the number of people who get shot at
Tax-Haven Crackdown Proves a Bust, But Governments Plan To Try Again
People are better at hiding taxes than officials are at ferreting them out
Illegal Surveillance Upsets Megaupload Case in N.Z.
This tosses a grenade into the prosecution's case as well as Kiwi politics
Spain to Request Bailout, Says Barclays
New budget expected to set the stage for access to rescue fund
Ryan: Reversing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Repeal Would Be a Mistake
Says the issue is over and we must move on
Assad Not Interested in Reforms, Says UN Envoy
Human rights abuses and air assaults might have been a clue
North Korea May Implement Farming Reforms
Apparently letting farmers keep some of their produce might boost productivity, who knew?
Swedes Dance in Protest Against Dance Licenses For Bars
No word yet on licenses for loud music, awkward flirtation, bad singing, or impromptu philosophy seminars
Croc on a Plane
An Australian aircraft crew temporarily lost a crocodile on a Brisbane to Melbourne flight
British Patients Look to Private Care as NHS Cuts Back on Treatments
Government authorities want patients to be more ill before they seek treatment
Only 23 Percent of Voters Think Middle East Protests Can Be Blamed on Anti-Muslim Video
Turns out protesters might have other complaints
Eurozone Officials Considering Opening European Stability Mechanism to Private Investment
Who wouldn't want to put money into a bailout fund for bankrupt countries worth hundreds of billions of euros?
New "Sars-like" Virus Found in UK
Man from Qatar has been diagnosed with the virus, which has already killed one patient in Saudi Arabia
Toronto Mayor Blasts Newstalk 1010 on Own Newstalk 1010 Show
His brother, a city councillor, joined him. Mayor Rob Ford's spent the last two weeks trying to dodge allegations of improper use of city funds and resources
The End of International Environmentalism
Green ideology crashes and burns at the Rio +20 Earth Summit.
US: Pakistan Railways Minister's Bounty on Filmmaker Inflammatory and Inappropriate
The government of Pakistan has disowned the bounty but Ghulam Bilour remains in his post
200 Somali Militants Surrender to Security Forces According to African Union
AU colonel says members of Al-Shabaab surrendered to authorities while armed and renounced their allegiance to the Al-Qaeda affiliate
Former Israeli PM Avoids Jail Time for Breach of Public Trust
"Still standing," Ehud Olmert says
Leaders of Sudan, South Sudan Meet to Talk
The two countries are no longer quite on the brink of war, but still have many issues of contention
Pirates Take Swiss Town
The Pirate Party sees its first electoral victory in Switzerland in the form of a mayoralty of a small town
Belarus Elections See Ruling Party Make Gains
Opposition boycotted elections that were going to be a sham all along anyway
Libya Tackles Militias; Some to be Disbanded, Others Integrated
More fallout from the terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi
Pakistan Disowns Bounty Set by Railways Minister on Innocence of Muslims Filmmaker
The government minister put up his own money as a bounty for the head of whoever produced "Innocence of Muslims"
