Obama Unhappy with How China Handled Snowden
Why won't everybody just do whatever his administration asks?
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Teen Jailed for Facebook Comments: 'It's Been Blown Out of Proportion'
Warns everybody to be careful of what they say on social media
How Reggae Defeated Mambo
When communism squelched popular music in Cuba, Jamaica took over as cultural capital of the Caribbean
Ireland Legalizes "Life-Saving" Abortion
Controversial bill in the predominantly Catholic country
Egyptian Coup Throws Question Mark Over Islamists' Prospects in Region
Regional monarchs pleased
Taliban Influence Waning in Swat Region of Pakistan
As girl shot in the head by the Taliban addresses the UN
Egyptians Ask Where's Morsi?
Held by authorities, who promise he's safe, but won't disclose details
Venezuelan, Iranian Spy Agencies Working on Cooperating
Ahmedinejad brought members of the revolutionary guard to Caracas last year
Nelson Mandela's Illness Marks Period of Flux in South African Politics
Ruling ANC may not survive his death
US Arming of Syrian Rebels Delayed Amid Disagreement in Congress
Intelligence committees divided, thwarting Obama Administration's plan
Journalists Oppose Somalia's New Media Watchdog Law
Making it harder to practice journalism in an already difficult place
Muslim Brotherhood Planning Pro-Morsi March Today
Government crackdown on the organization continues
Brazil Protests Boost Socially Conservative Green Party Candidate
Sort of the worst of all worlds
High Taxes, Red Tape, Drive Plunge in French Business Investment
Harder and harder to turn a euro
Russia Reverts to Paper Documents To Escape NSA Surveillance
They still make typewriters?
Glenn Greenwald Says Venezuela Most Likely Destination for Snowden
Says it is the country most likely to offer him safety of the three Latin American countries that have offered the NSA whistleblower asylum
From Boardroom to Battlefield and Beyond: Why It's Over for Power
Moisés Naím's brilliant new book charts how the little people are winning.
Srebrenica Anniversary Marked With Burial of 400 Newly Identified Victims
8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys were killed over five days in 1995
31 Inmates on Death Row Pardoned in Saudi Arabia
Saudi law allows inmates to be pardoned by the family's families
Malawi Police Not Happy Being Labeled as the Most Corrupt Institution in the Country
According to the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer
Scottish Naval Base Could Remain British if Scotland Becomes Independent
Faslane is home to nuclear missile submarines
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Asked CIA Captors if He Could Design a Vacuum Cleaner
Made request while being detained in Romania
Moscow Judge Finds Deceased Whistleblower Guilty of Tax Evasion
Compared to Stalin era legal moves
Japanese Government Officials Used Wrong Privacy Settings on Google Groups
Left discussions open to public when they weren't supposed to be
Arab Nations Pledge $12 Billion to Egypt as U.S. "Reviews" Aid
Neighbors not keen on seeing a return of Islamists
