South Africa Sending More Troops to CAR
Rebels making advances on the capital
World
Google's Executive Chairman Arrives in North Korea
Visiting with former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.
New Ghanaian President Sworn in Amid Disputes Over Election Result
Opposition looking to have the outcome of the election examined by the Supreme Court
Suspects in Indian Gang Rape Case Appear in Court
Face the death penalty for attack that killed a 23 year-old woman
Dozens Injured in Northern Ireland Demonstrations
At least 52 policemen wounded since beginning of pro-British protests
When the Iron Curtain Fell
How totalitarianism came to Eastern Europe, and why it didn't stay.
Militias Recruiting Child Soldiers in CAR
Kids fighting for both rebel and pro-government forces
Venezuelan Government Says Chavez Can Rule Without Oath
Currently in Cuba recovering from cancer treatment
Malala Released From Hospital
Shot by Taliban for advocating education of girls, she's made "excellent progress"
Europe's Economy Shrinks More Than Anticipated
The continent isn't pulling out of recession
Chavez Swearing-In May Be Delayed
No hint that they'll try to prop up his corpse to take the oath of office
French Healthcare System Awash in Red Ink
Perhaps a tad ridiculously generous with other people's money
U.K. Press Regulation a Result of Censorship Advocates Exploiting a Scandal
The control freaks only need an opening
Swiss Banks Actually See Hope in Wegelin Demise
Eliminates uncertainty about what US wants from them
More Countries Eye Patriot Missiles to Deal with Threats
Cheap missiles may come from Iran and China, increasing market for defenses
Samsung, Others Fined for Price-Rigging in China
Companies accused of fixing prices for LCD panels
Brigette Bardot Threatens to Follow Depardieu Out of France
Not for economic reasons, but rather the treatment of elephants
India's Treatment of Women Has Economic Impact
Keeping women down is keeping country down
Venezuelan Opposition Will Push for Report on Chavez's Health Status
National Assembly holding first session Saturday
Czech President Pardons Up to One in Three Prisoners on His Way out of Office
Compare to our president, who's largely used his pardon power trivially
Fatah Stages First Gaza Rally Since 2007
Lost power to Hamas after an election and post-election violence
Church of England Drops Opposition to Gay Bishops
Conservative Anglicans say they will resist the change
British Police Open Website to Help Identify Bodies
Hoping to put some cases to rest with help from the public
China Shuts Down Website of Reformist Magazine
Recent article called for a few changes the government took exception to
