Israel Claims to Have Arrested Iranian Spy
Belgian businessman of Iranian descent
World
Would Conscription Put the Brakes on War?
Andrew Bacevich's new book offers a powerful critique of U.S. foreign policy-but the solution it proposes is no remedy.
Sudan Police Reportedly Open Fire on Funeral Marchers
Man was killed during demonstrations against government
Greek Police Arrest Leader, Members of Golden Dawn Party
Two of far right party's lawmakers arrested
France Threatens Sanctions Against Google
Says company isn't complying with state's privacy guidlines
Pasta Company President's Comment on Gays Prompts Boycott Call
Said he'd never run an ad including a gay family
Boat Full of Asylum-Seekers Capsizes Off Coast of Indonesia
At least 21 dead in effort to get to Australia
Humans Are the Certain Cause of Climate Change
So says the new IPCC report on the science of global warming.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Says He Wants a "New Beginning" in Relationship With India
Despite tensions in the Kashmir region
Holder: There is No Intel Suggesting Americans Were Involved in Nairobi Mall Attack
Despite some reports to the contrary
Entrepreneurship and the 'Sharing Economy' in Greece
Good cheap meals from informal micro-cookeries
Greenpeace To Appeal Detention of Activists in Russia
30 detained after protesting oil rig in the Arctic
Tunisian Rapper Given Six-Month Prison Sentence For Insulting Authorities in Songs
Arab Spring yet to usher in free speech
Kenya Security Chiefs Summoned By Parliament
To be questioned over recent Nairobi mall attack
Tuareg and Arab Rebels in Mali Announce Suspension of Peace Negotiations
Government unwilling to discuss Azawad autonomy
Bulgarian Opposition Party Boycotts Parliament
Trying to illustrate the governing coalition can't govern
Samantha Power: Agreement Made With Russia Over Syria Chemical Weapons
Resolution reportedly doesn't provide for penalty if Syria doesn't hand over chemical weapons
Chemical Weapons Inspections in Syria Could Begin Tuesday
Kerry says threat of military action is not "off the table"
UN Chemical Weapons Inspectors Investigating Possible Post-Aug. 21 Chemical Attacks in Syria
Seven incidents being investigated
Men Accused of Hacking British Soldier to Death on London Street Deny Murder
Both want to be known by their Islamic names
More Than Two Dozen May Be Dead in Violent Protests Over Fuel Subsidy Cuts in the Sudan
Cars, gas stations torched
EU Threatens Italy With Fines Over Toxic Emissions at Largest Steel Plant on Continent
Too much pollution for Brussels
Who is the White Widow?
Widow of one of the 2005 London bombers, linked by authorities to Al Shabaab
Third EU Hackathon Held in Brussels, Focuses on Government Surveillance
28 hackers from 13 countries
