Adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Meets North Korean Officials
Isao Iijima met with the president of the North Korean parliament
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Pirate Bay Cofounder Targets Seat in European Parliament
He'd improve the place, even from jail
NZ Court To Decide if Dotcom Gets FBI Evidence
The U.S. government's full-court press may be stalled
Kuwait Delays Media Law Amidst Press Freedom Concerns
You probably shouldn't get too hopeful
Europe's Identity Threatened by Recession, Says Hollande
How can they be lazy slackers if there's nobody to live off?
BBC: Evidence of Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria
Videos support charges of air-dropped weapons
Regulatory Burdens Fuel Exodus of European Business Leaders
There's a little Galt in all of them
Benghazi Emails Show State Department Took Lead Role in Massaging Talking Points
Major edits to CIA references to terrorist threats
Germany "Pulling Plug" on Drone Program to Avoid "a horror without end"
Costs, continental regulations blamed
New Zealand's Supreme Court to Hear Dotcom Extradition Appeal
US wants him for copyright piracy
Coin Toss Determines Winner of Philippine Mayoral Race
Two candidates got exact same number of votes
Suicide Bombers Kill At Least 15 in Kabul
Two Americans, four foreign contractors and nine Afghan civilians killed when convoy was attacked
Kerry, Russian Foreign Minister Confident About Syrian Peace Plan
Plans, though, have a way of not working out sometimes
Mexican President Limits Ability of U.S. Agents to Prosecute Drug War in Mexico
Possible signal of a shifting attitude in Mexico City
Israeli Police Bar Jews, Tourists From Holy Site in Jerusalem Due to Palestinian Protests
Police say it's a preventative measure
White House Releases Benghazi Emails
Tries to settle the simmering controversy, but don't count on it
Syrian Rebel Group Condemns Soldier's Desecration
Rebel seen apparently take bite out of dead enemy's heart
