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Argentina May Abandon International Court, Treaties Over Debt Rulings
The country's government doesn't like being told to meet its obligations
French Nationalization Threat Puts Government on the Defensive
Almost nobody thinks the threat is credible or wise
New Egyptian Constitution Nears Completion
This may put the president to the test over his newly acquired powers
Rice Meeting Only Fuels Benghazi Controversy
Conceding that her early account of the attack was BS didn't reassure anybody
China Clamps Down on VPNs
Virtual private networks have been a popular means of bypassing Internet controls
U.K. Considers Confiscating Jurors' Net-Connected Devices
Because jury duty is already such a joy
Drop a Nuke on Afghan-Pakistan Border, Member of House of Lords Suggests
No MAD, no MAD magazine
Anti-Israel Hackers Hit U.N. Nuclear Agency
They demand an investigation into Israel's Dimona facility
Dutch Court Bans Some Samsung Devices Over Apple Patents
Scrolling through photos a certain way is apparently proprietary in the Netherlands
Egyptian Protests Aimed at Muslim Brotherhood Too
Protesting the Muslim Brothers' spiritual leader's involvement in the political process
Israel Walks Back Threat to Topple Palestinian Leadership Over UN Statehood Bid
The bid will gain more significant support than the Israeli government anticipated
French Jewish Group Suing Twitter For Identities of Anti-Semitic Twits
Hearing set for January 8 in Paris
Egyptian High Courts Suspend Work in Protest of Presidential Power Grab
A winter of discontent ahead
British Student Avoids Extradition to the U.S.
Created a website where you can watch TV shows for free, will pay compensation and avoid trial
French Wine Consumption is Down
Another indication that something is seriously wrong in Europe
David Cameron Rumored to Reject Press Complaints Commission Proposals
Will make a statement to the House of Commons on Thursday
Marches Organized in Support of Morsi
Supporters are apparently ok with the Egyptian President's constitutional overreach
Turkey Lifts Ban on Headscarves in Religious Schools
Considered a step backwards by secularists
Egyptian Court Sentences Christians and Pastor to Death in Absentia
Execution still on the books for blasphemy
Germany Will Not Back Palestinian Statehood Bid in U.N
Palestine's upgrade in status is expected to pass
Why the Sequestration Cuts Shouldn't Be Part of Any Larger Fiscal Cliff Deal-Making.
So we're facing a "fiscal cliff," Ben Bernanke's term for the following things scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013.
UK to Abstain in Palestinian Statehood Vote
Other European nations are expected to vote in favor of the U.N. resolution which is opposed by the U.S. and Israel
Protesters and Police Clash in Cairo
Morsi's power grab has prompted demonstrations in Tahrir Square
Special Envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan to Step Down
Marc Grossman will be replaced by his deputy
Chinese Communist Party Mouthpiece Republishes Onion Article
Claimed Kim Jong Un is "Sexiest Man Alive"
Two-Thirds of Millionaires Left the UK to Avoid 50 Percent Income Tax
Unsurprisingly, tax revenue went down
U.S. Opposes Change in Palestinian Statehood Status at UN
State Department spokeswoman says, "We think it is a mistake"
Car Bombs Kill at Least 34 in Damascus
No group has taken responsibility, state media blames "terrorists"
New Zealand Debates Lower Minimum Wage for Youth
Lefties don't want to make teens attractive to employers
London Mayor Urges Steel Company To Quit France for Britain
Why in hell would you do business in France?
Despite Criticism, U.S. Doesn't Name China as a Currency Manipulator
So much for Romney's hole card
EU Says Blocking WikiLeaks Donations Was Just Fine
Well, of course they did. MasterCard and Visa did it at governments' behest
