India May Drop Sedition Charges Against Cartoonist
The arrest has prompted big backlash
Foreign Policy
Protesters Storm US Embassy in Cairo
Upset about a movie they believe insults the Prophet Mohammad
Company Denies Forced Student Labor Was Used to Make iPhones
Students work on assembly lines, but Foxconn says they aren't required to be there and are paid
Why Is Every Attempt to Slow Spending "Devastating"?
German court OKs another euro bailout. Media ridicule opponents.
Rand Paul Pushes to Cut Off Aid to Pakistan
Highlights the case of the Pakistani doctor who helped America locate Osama bin Laden and is alleged to have been tortured for the last year
Deadly Bomb Blast in Yemen Kills 13, Misses Defense Minister
Not the first attempt on the minister's life
Smugglers Caught with Monkeys in Underwear
Were trying to fly the tiny primates, sometimes kept as pets, from New Dehli to Dubai
Former French PM Probed in Embezzlement Investigation
Dominique de Villepin also ran for president
Panetta: U.S. Has One Year If Iran Decides to Build Nuclear Bomb
Feels like Iran's been a few months or a year away from a bomb for years
German Politician: Worries About U.S. Debt Are a Burden to Global Economy
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble made the comments in a speech to the Bundestag
Hamas to Open Office in Cairo
Move comes after discussions that covered Sinai security and wanted suspects
Canadian Mint Not Happy With Musician
Dave Gunning is being asked to pay a fee for using a picture of the Canadian penny in album artwork
Shariah Rules in Northern Mali
Government soldiers were displaced in late March and early April
Panetta May Punish Ex-SEAL For Writing Bin Laden Book
What reprimand could be handed down remains unclear
Attempted Assassination of Yemeni Defense Minister Fails
Major General Muhammad Nasir Ahmad safe, 5 bodyguards killed
Netanyahu Urges International Community to Deal with Iranian Threat
Says Israel will act alone if it has to
9/11 Hijackers Praised Outside U.S. Embassy
Around one hundred demonstrators gathered in front of the American embassy in Jakarta
Angelina Jolie Visiting Syrian Refugees
Actress is in Jordan, where 185,000 Syrian refugees have fled
Indian Anti-Corruption Activist Threatens Sit-In Protest Outside Police Station
Showing support for jailed cartoonist
Spain Will Reject Outside Bailout Conditions, Says PM
Insists decision on whether to request bailout has not been made
China Sends Ships to Disputed Islands
Japan purchased the islands from their private owner today
US Rejects Israel Calls for Tougher Moves on Iran
Tension on that "red line" that might prompt military action
Study: Repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell Hasn't Hurt Military
"The repeal of DADT has had no overall negative impact on military readiness or its component dimensions, including cohesion, recruitment, retention, assaults, harassment or morale."
