NZ Officials Deny They Helped US Spy on Journalist
Just the latest local snooping kerfuffle
World
New Zealand Denies Spying on Journalist With Help From US Agencies
Government says there is no evidence to support the claim made by the New Zealand-based Sunday Star-Times
Apple Launches Investigation Into Conditions in Chinese Factories
Have been accused of having poor working and living conditions
Saudi Prince Says His Country is Under Threat From Development of Fracking Technology
Urging the oil-rich nation to diversify
Former NSA Counsel: Europeans Far More Likely To Be Spied on by Their Governments Than Americans
As if the fact it could be worse makes American surveillance any better
China Orders Audit of All Government Debt
There are fears local governments may not be able to repay
Twitter Urged To Tackling Trolling After Feminist Activist Receives 50 Sexually-Abusive Tweets an Hour
Caroline Criado-Perez petitioned to have women featured on British bank notes, prompting the abuse
Traffic Law Reform Means Spaniards Can Be Arrested for Drunk Walking
Legislation also includes rule requiring cyclists under 18 to wear helmets
Glenn Greenwald Defies NSA To Deny Snowden's Claims Under Oath
Will testify via video link before Congress on Wednesday
Pope Says He Won't Judge Gay Priests
"If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?"
Senior Japanese Diplomat Sent To China To Discuss Dispute Over Islands
Ownership of the resource-rich islands in the East China Sea continues to be a source of tension
Cambodian Opposition Rejects Election Results
Demanding investigation after long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party won
Egypt's Interim President Says PM Can Grant Military the Right To Arrest Civilians
At least 72 killed in demonstrations over the weekend
Increasing Number of Western Muslims Traveling To Syria To Fight With Rebels
Worrying European and American intelligence agencies
Israeli Press Criticizes Government's Plan To Release 104 Palestinian Prisoners
Move announced ahead of peace talks
Special Forces and 'an Unknown Armed Group' Clash in Benghazi After Protests and Explosions
Violence increasing since killing of anti-Islamist activist last week
Looters Seize Archeological Sites in Syria
The Syrian National Coalition says the government doesn't care about Syria's cultural history
What Did You Do During the War on Terror, Daddy?
Reps. Justin Amash and John Conyers tried to protect the Constitution. Barack Obama, not so much.
Two Guantanamo Prisoners to Be Sent to Algeria
President will be meeting with Yemeni leader to maybe send some guys back there
Obama Administration Won't Call Morsi's Removal a 'Coup'
Military aid will be allowed to continue
The Burka Avenger, Pakistan's Newest Superhero
Rescues a girl's school from a corrupt politician in the premiere episode
French Parliament Lifts Ban on Insulting President
A man was once fined for insulting Sarkozy.
