British Labour Party Denies Opposition to Private Cars
Politicians have squeezed motorists with taxes and regulations
Foreign Policy
Pirate Bay Co-Founder to Be Deported
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg will be sent to Sweden from Cambodia
Tunisian Hotel Raided Because it Was Serving Alcohol
Strict Muslims not happy with consensual transactions
European Court to Hear British Discrimination Case
Workers claim that they were dismissed for refusing to remove or conceal crosses
Anonymous Demand Gawker Journalist Wear Ballet Tutu
Will refuse to grant interviews on FBI hack until condition is met
Hong Kong Protesters Object to Mandatory Teaching of Communism
Ideology lessons would be part of proposed "Patriotism Classes"
Iran Opens Nuclear Site to First Foreign Visitor
President of Mongolia given tour of uranium enrichment plant
Olympics Hurt Retail Performance
Sporting extravaganza did not boost retail as many politicians predicted
Iran Keeping an Eye on U.S. Navy Ships
American ships are being watched closely by Iranian intelligence, claims naval commander
Leaked Troika Documents Demand Greeks Adopt a Six Day Work Week
Well, that will go down well
Ethiopia's New Prime Minister Faces Fractured Ruling Coalition
The U.S. seems to like Hailemariam Desalegn, his own party not so much
Islamists Attack Last Bar in Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia
The first of the Arab Spring protests started there in 2010
Fukushima Evacuees to Return in Two Years
Emergency orders will be lifted sooner, an earthquake/tsunami led to a nuclear meltdown last year
Local Security: 13 Civilians Killed in U.S. Drone Strike in Yemen
Three women among the dead according to local security officials
Stoners Sought Out in Dutch Elections
To defeat candidates supporting restrictions on marijuana use, especially by tourists, in the country
5 Broken Democratic Promises from 2008
As the party gets set to re-convene, take a tour through the ghosts of broken DNC vows past.
Bomb at Funeral Kills 25 in Eastern Afghanistan
Region erupting in bombings and insider attacks
Hackers Leak 1 Million Apple IDs They Say Came From FBI
The group Antisec say they want to draw attention to FBI's use of personal information, have millions more
Archbishop Desmond Tutu: George Bush, Tony Blair Should Be Tried for War Crimes
For the invasion of Iraq, which the Nobel peace prize laureate also says could have triggered the civil war in Syria and cause a wider conflict with Iran. No word on the current U.S. president
U.S. Wades Into South China Sea Dispute
Hillary Clinton tells China and its neighbors to agree to a code of conduct
Hundreds of Lufthansa Flights Cancelled Amid Strikes
Flights from as far as Beijing have been cancelled as flight attendants went on strike
What Is Mitt Romney's Plan for Afghanistan?
Good luck figuring it out from the party's recent convention, which offered conflicting views.
At Least Four Injured in Bomb Attack of U.S. Consular Vehicle in Pakistan
At least two American workers, two Pakistanis injured
