British Search for Life in Antarctic Lake Called Off
Thwarted by technical glitch
World
Nigeria Arrests Journalists Covering Military Abuse
Covered abuse in the context of the military fighting an Islamist sect
Our Favorite - and Least Favorite - Things in 2012 (Non-Politics Edition)
Forget politics for a minute. Here's what Reason staffers liked - and hated - in the past year.
Egypt's Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Resigns
Not comfortable with the direction the government is going
Indian Government Will Post Names, Addresses, and Photos of Rapists
Part of strategy to combat crimes against women
U.N. Envoy Calls for Transitional Government in Syria
Assad's term is scheduled to end in 2014
British Government Has Plan For Zombie Attack
Response would be handled by the Cabinet Office, not the military
Putin Will Sign Bill Banning Americans From Adopting Russian Children
Making sure the right people are being affected by the latest diplomatic spat
China Keeping an Eye on Japanese Fighters Over Disputed Islands
New Japanese Prime Minister is a bit of a hawk
German Finance Minister Says the Worst of the Euro Crisis is Behind Us
Cites reassuring news from Greece and France
Taliban Spokesman Outlines Ceasefire Plan With Pakistan
Government official describes the proposals as "preposterous"
Benazir Bhutto's Only Son Launches Political Career
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is 24 years old, meaning he cannot stand in an election until his birthday in September
French President Rejects Possible Intervention in Central African Republic
Has enough to worry about with Mali
Chavez Gives Venezuela VP More Power
Can issue debts and seize assets, so nobody's safe while Chavez is recovering
Stealth Cold War Coming Between US and China
Technology showdown in the air of the South Pacific
Germany Exporting Sick and Elderly to Other Nations for Care
Increasing number of residents unable to afford retirement homes
Iran Blogger's Death Stirs Activism
Killed while in custody of authorities in October, backlash has had some results
Egypt Gets a New Constitution
Passed with 63.8 percent of the vote in two rounds according to election authorities
US Sailors Sue Japan over Fukushima Exposure
Claims government covered up dangers to rescue workers
Morsi Looks to Reshuffle Cabinet
On the same day he signs controversial constitution into law
UN Warns Russia Over Adoption Bill
Proposed law would ban Americans from adopting Russian children
Central African Republic Rebels Seize Regional Capital
Negotiations with the government stalling
Al Qaeda Threatens French Hostages Over Mali Intervention
French officers are preparing to train Malian troops
Euroscepticism on the Rise in Britain
More than half likely to vote to leave in an in/out referendum
Morsi Signs Egypt's Controversial Constitution into Law
Despite protests and allegations of vote-rigging
Yen Falls to Twenty Month Low Against Dollar as Shinzo Abe Takes Office
Sixteen month low against the euro
