Swedish Consulate in Benghazi Hit By Car Bomb
No casualties reported
World
John Kerry Arrives in Kabul on Unannounced Visit
NATO combat troops expected to leave Afghanistan by December 2014
Spanish Court To Hear Case Brought Forward By Tibetan Activists, Who Claim Jintao Committed Genocide
One of the monks is a Spanish citizen
Report: "White Widow" Key Figure in Al-Shabab
Somali-based Al Qaeda-linked group claimed responsibility for the recent mall attack in Nairobi
Human Rights Group Says Rebels in Syria Executed Civilians
As many as 190 in August offensive
Obama Signs Resolution Into Law Allowing Continuation of Military Death Benefits
Were halted because of the government shutdown
Russian Finance Minister: Lew, Bernanke Told G20 Officials Debt Ceiling Stalemate Will Be Resolved Before Oct. 17
Situation in the U.S. has many around the world worried
Expert: Snowden Leaks "Most Catastrophic Loss to British Intelligence Ever"
The Guardian planning to keep publishing leaks from the NSA whistleblower
Organization For the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
Overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons
Pentagon Suggests US-Made Unit Be Used To Destroy Syria's Chemical Weapons
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons deciding what device should be used
Any Debt Deal Should Be As Dirty as Possible
It's time to stop spending like there's no tomorrow.
Former Pakistani President Musharraf Arrested Over 2007 Raid on Mosque
Operation ordered by Musharraf, led to bloody siege
France Claims French Forces Killed 10 Militants in Mali This Month
Intervention began earlier this year
Researchers Hail Breakthrough Discovery of Chemical That Could Have Implications For Alzheimer's Treatment
Prevents the death of brain tissue
Inspectors Visit Three Chemical Weapons Sites in Syria
Expected to visit more than 20 in total
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor To Serve 50-Year Sentence in British Prison
Found guilty of war crimes
Arab Governments Reportedly Not Happy About Kerry's Recent Comments on Syria
Secretary of state complimented Syria for its cooperation for beginning process of destroying its chemical weapons
Malala Yousafzai To Be Awarded EU Human Rights Prize
Pakistani girl was shot in the head by the Taliban for advocating for girls' education
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 0.5 Percent
Level has remained the same since March 2009
Four Whistleblowers First American Non-Family to Meet With Snowden in Moscow
Say he expresses no regrets
Stop Rattling Sabers at Iran
America's hostile attitude undercuts Iranian moderates and bolstered the hardliners
Miss Universe Criticized For Shoes Photos at Taj Mahal
Archaeological Survey of India may complain to police--using location for branding is prohibited
Barawe, Somalia Gripped With Fear After Failed US Raid, Al Shabab Fighters Build Up, Prepare For Another Attack
More Al Shabab moved in since the raid
Drone Strike Orders Reportedly Down This Year As US Seeks More Intelligence
Not learning anything by just killing
Egypt Condemns US Military Aid Suspension
Spokesman says Egypt will "not surrender" and will continue on "path towards democracy"
Libyan Prime Minister Briefly Kidnapped
Rebels said they arrested him over "corruption" issues with the US raid
America the Lawless
From the Obama administration to the NYPD, government in America refuses to follow the Constitution.
US Officially Announces Aid Cuts to Egypt
Hundreds of millions suspended to push government to restore democratic elections
Malaria Vaccine Protects Children for More Than a Year
GlaxoSmithKline to develop vaccine commercially
UN Being Sued Over Causing, Covering Up Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
UN peacekeepers from Nepal stationed near a river introduced a disease that hadn't been observed on the island in centuries
Netherlands Apologizes for Arrest of Russian Diplomat
Part of spat over Greenpeace arrests by Russia
Bo Xilai Appeals Life Sentence in China
Former Community Party office sentenced for corruption
Europe Considers More Border Patrols to Prevent Refugee Tragedies
Like the deadly shipwreck off Italy's coast
Israel Concerned About Cuts in US Military Aid to Egypt
Officials believe it's essential to maintaining stability in the region
110 People Own 35 Percent of Russia's Wealth
Highest level of wealth inequality in the world
Former Pakistan President Granted Bail
Has three legal cases against him, one related to assassination for Benazir Bhutto
