Egypt Officials Defend Deadly Crackdown
Authorities had to "restore security"
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Olympic Sponsors Pressed over Russia's Anti-Gay Laws
What, if anything, are they going to do?
Israel to Recruit College Students to Promote Policies Online
Would not have to disclose relationship with the government
British Cat DNA Database Helps Catch Killer
Tied man's pet to the victim's corpse
Mohamed ElBaradei Resigns as Egyptian VP After Violent Crackdown on Protesters
Says terrorists are winning
All 18 Soldiers on Exploded Indian Sub Feared Dead, Sabotage Not Ruled Out
Board of enquiry will investigate
FIFA Considering Shifting 2022 World Cup in Qatar to Winter Schedule
World Cup may also be moved out of Qatar instead
221 Arrests in Joint US-Central American Anti-Gang Initiative
In El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras
Samsung Faces $110 Million Lawsuit Over Worker Conditions in Brazil
Brazilian government carried out inspections in 2011 and this May
Turkey's President Says Crackdown on Protesters in Egypt is "Completely Unacceptable"
Not a fan of the recent coup
Egyptian Authorities Declare State of Emergency
Dozens killed in clashes between pro-Morsi supporters and security forces
Israel Launches Airstrike on Gaza in Response to Rocket Fire From Hamas
Attacks come ahead of peace talks
Doctors Without Borders Closing Operations in Somalia After 22 Years
Staff have been attacked
Iraq Kurds Look To Baghdad for Assistance in Fight With Al Qaeda
Conflict in Syria not helping
Soumaila Cisse Concedes Defeat in Mali's Presidential Election
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has won the first presidential election in Mali since the French-led intervention
EU Reportedly Considering Plans for a Single Telecoms Regulator
The EU Commission is already working on proposals for a single telecoms market
North Korea and South Korea Agree To Reopen Industrial Park
No date for reopening announced
Kerry Says it Would Be Best for Israel Not To Make Settlement Announcements During Peace Talks
The Construction of 900 new settlement units was recently approved
Bahrain Increases Security Ahead of Anti-Government Protests
Activists want protesters to meet near the U.S. embassy, which has been temporarily closed
Eurozone Grows Out of Recession
Germany and France both experienced growth, but output in Spain, the Netherlands, and Italy dropped
Many Reportedly Killed as Protest Camps in Cairo Are Cleared
The Muslim Brotherhood is claiming that more than 100 are dead
"Violent Content" Blocks Access to Hamlet at British Library
You're frigging kidding me
Dog the Bounty Hunter Says He's Going After Snowden (UPDATE: Nope)
Calls him a traitor
Clashes Break Out in Egypt as Morsi Supporters March
Come under attack on way to Interior Ministry building
