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Foreign Policy
Germany Will Continue to Allow U.S Nukes
Between 10 and 20 U.S. warheads are based in Germany
Samsung in Trouble Over Alleged Abuse in Chinese Factories
Something else the company seems to have in common with Apple
Barack Obama Did Not End the War in Iraq
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq was negotiated by the Bush administration and the Obama administration actually wanted to delay the deadline
Judges Want to Exhume Arafat's Body
Relatives of the Palestinian leader claim he may have been poisoned
Colombian Government Outlines Details of Farc Talks
First talks in 10 years with the rebel group
Libyan Spy Chief is Extradited From Mauritania
Abdullah al-Senussi is wanted by the Libyan government and the International Criminal Court
Berlin Outlines Conditions For Circumcision
Parents must provide proof of religious motivation, and the procedure must be carried out by a doctor
Increase in U.S. Aid to Syria
An extra $21 million will be channelled through the World Food Program
Thousands of Girls in Pakistan Were "Converted" to Islam Through Rape and Torture
Claims study from the Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child
Iran Treats Israeli Military Threats as American Threats
Military commander says Iran will retaliate against both countries if attacked
Palestinian Security Chief Gunned Down in the West Bank
Palestinian Authority expanding forces in response
Mursi Calls For Change in Syria
Representatives from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iran, and Egypt are to meet in Cairo to discuss government change in Syria
Japanese to Buy Disputed South China Sea Islands
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson has called the planned purchase "illegal and invalid"
Switzerland is the Most Competitive Country in the World, Says WEF
U.S. dropped from fifth to seventh
Spain Adds More Cash to Bailout Fund
An additional $7.5 billion has been injected into Spain's fund for failing banks.
Mexican Police Arrest Leader of the Gulf Cartel
Mario Cardenas Guillen was detained Monday
Trichet Doesn't Want CNN to Release Secret ECB Letter
Says letter to the Irish finance minister contains information that was once confidential
Intelligence From Israeli Security Meeting Leaked
Netanyahu cut the meeting short after hearing the news
The President As Planetary Policeman
The GOP's military hawks squawk louder than its budget hawks.
One Killed and Another Wounded at Victory Speech in Quebec
Shooting occurred during separatist leader's rally
Russia Yanks Google from Android Tabloids
Concerns about data gathering on military and government devices
Democratic Platform Downgrades India
Shifts from describing them as "allies" to having a partnership
Israel Tries to Ease Differences with US Regarding Iran
Tension over possibility of military strike
Harsh Press for Hillary Clinton in China
She says U.S. is not taking position on South Seas disputes
Syrian Female Artists Go on Hunger Strike
Want to put pressure on Arab League to support rebels
Mexico catches leader of Gulf Cartel drug gang
Mario Cardenas one of their highest-profile arrests in months
Islamists Installed in Top Egyptian Positions
As governors and in top human rights bodies and media councils
Navy SEAL: Orders Were to Capture Osama bin Laden if Possible
Orders were not to kill unless necessary
FBI Finds No Evidence of AntiSec Hacking
"At this time there is no evidence indicating that an FBI laptop was compromised or that the FBI either sought or obtained this data."
U.K. Phone-Hacking Victims May Number 1,000
Rupert Murdoch's little scandal isn't going away
Australian Government Defends Data Retention Plans
Privacy? We don't need no stinking privacy.
