Fathers Barter Daughters Into Marriage To Settle Drug Debts in Afghanistan
The country supplies 90 percent of the world's opiates
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American Intelligence Analysts Say Israeli Airstrike in Syria Didn't Destroy All Anti-Air Missiles
Assad regime had received the missiles from Russia
Japan Buys Almost 90,000 Metric Tons of Western-White Wheat From the US
Government had banned purchases after finding an an approved genetically modified variety from Oregon
Bangladesh's Largest Islamic Party Banned From Next General Election
Court has ruled that its regulations oppose secularism
Topless Activists Climb Over Fence of Russian Embassy in Stockholm, Protest Anti-Gay Bill
Arrested and then released after admitting to trespassing
Italy's High Court Considering Berlusconi's Fate
Former Italian prime minister is appealing his four-year prison sentence
Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Calls Election a 'Huge Farce'
Observer group claims up to a million people were prevented from casting ballots
Marine Commander Says There Was No Stand-Down Order Issued During Assault on Benghazi Consulate
Despite what some Congressional Republicans have been saying
Twitter Facing Increasing Number of Requests for Users' Data From Governments
Up 40 percent in the first six months of this year
Pro-Morsi Supporters Waiting for Police To Break Up Protests
Military-backed government ordered police to end the protests yesterday
Mali Election Marred by Accusations of Ballot Stuffing
Former prime minister is enjoying a strong lead
State Department Blasts Assad's Instagram Account
Says it is "nothing more than a despicable PR stunt"
Uruguay's House of Representatives Votes To Legalize Marijuana
Bill now headed to the Senate, where it is expected to pass
Observers' Group Say Zimbabwean Election Was "Seriously Compromised"
Potential voters were turned away in many urban areas
Snowden-Fueled Trade War With Ecuador Could Raise Prices for Americans
Goods slapped with tariffs as politicians battle
Facing Pimping Charges, Dominique Strauss-Kahn Says He's Over Politics
Frankly, the French people may be over him
Former Gaddafi Minister Sentenced To Death for Inciting Violence Against Rebels
He picked the wrong side
New FBI Director Pressured To Step Up Benghazi Probe
Inquiring congressional minds want to know
Former Malian Prime Minister Ahead as Election Results Come in
First election since French-led intervention
Italian Minister Demanding Apology From Northern League for Racist Slurs
Cecile Kyenge is Italy's first black minister
IMF Tells Greek Government it Must Do More To Deliver Reforms
$2.3bn bailout payment backed on Monday
Cambodian Opposition Claims Victory in Recent Parliamentary Elections
Says polling data doesn't match reported results
6,000-Year-Old 'Halls of the Dead' Unearthed in England
Appears that they were deliberately burned down
Norwegian Mass Murderer Applies to University of Oslo
Anders Behring Breivik, who was convicted of murdering 77 people, wants to study political science
M23 Rebel Group Forcibly Recruiting Rwandans
Four Rwandans claim they were forcibly recruited, claim is dismissed by Rwandan army
Rebels in Syria Have Russian-Made Air Defense System
Threat to Israeli, Lebanese, and Syrian airspace
Egyptian Police Ordered To End Pro-Morsi Sit-ins
Statement from military-backed government calls the demonstrations a threat to national security
Obama Asks Sens. McCain and Graham To Visit Egypt
Wants them to urge the military to organize elections
Uruguay House of Representatives To Vote on Pot Legalization Bill
Will head to the Senate if it passes
Zimbabwe Government Hunts Its Own Leaker as Country Goes to Polls
Baba Jukwa says he's based in the country's capital
Saudi Activist Sentenced to Seven Years in Jail and 600 Lashes for Insulting Islam
Blogger who got on the wrong side of theocrats
