Pakistan, India Ease Travel Restrictions
Call it a historic step forward in their relationship
World
Venezuela Upset at Obama Calling Chavez's Policies "Authoritarian"
Are they sure he didn't mean it as a compliment?
NATO Says Syrian Missiles Landed Near Turkey
Explanation of why they're sending anti-missile batteries and troops to border
Obama Signs Trade Bill with Russia
Lifts some trade restrictions but sanctions some accused of human rights abuses
McAfee Says He'll Talk to Police But Won't Return to Belize
Fled nation after being sought for questioning over neighbor's killing
Palestinians Clash With Israeli Soldiers in the West Bank
Occurred during rallies celebrating the 25th anniversary of Hamas
Ugandan Parliament Begins Winter Break Without Vote on "Anti-Homosexuality" Bill
Will be back in January
Only 11 percent of Italians Want Monti to be Prime Minister
Well, he was never elected in the first place
Colombian President Dismisses Minimum Wage Hike
Says high minimum wages lead to increased unemployment
U.K. Deputy PM Open to Drug Decriminalization
But the PM, himself, isn't so hot on the idea
MSNBC Host Hangs Gun Control Call on Newtown Massacre
It's customary to wait for the bodies to cool before exploiting them for political gain
Google Settles Copyright Dispute With Belgian Newspapers
They objected to the use of headlines and, it seems, the 21st century
At Least 20 Shot, Children Among the Dead, in School Shooting
More unpleasant details likely to come
Authoritarian Direction Drove Democracies To Reject Communications Treaty
Repressive governments were salivating a bit too much
Free Media Smuggled to North Korea by Balloon
Civilian groups shine a little light across the border
State Department Review of Benghazi Incident May Not Be Ready As Scheduled
Hillary Clinton was supposed to testify next week but won't
Clashes Break Out in Alexandria as Egypt Slouches Toward Constitutional Vote
Not looking like it'll end well
US, UK, Canada Refuse To Sign International Communications Treaty
Other countries want "equal rights" to rule the internet
IAEA Says Progress Made in Iran, UN Talks Over Nuclear Arsenal
Inspectors have not been allowed access to certain military sites yet
Russia Backtracks Statement on Potential Assad Fall
Said it was articulating the rebels' opinion, not its own
Muslim Brotherhood, Opposition, Holding Rallies Ahead of Constitutional Vote
The politicization of the drafting of the constitution doesn't spell well for democracy in the country
John Kerry Likely Secretary of State Nominee
Some Senate Republicans pointed to him as an example of a better choice than Susan Rice, who dropped out of the running yesterday
Greeks' New Top Tax Rate: 42 Percent
Will apply to anybody earning more than the Euro equivalent of $55,000 a year
