World
UK Government Still Against Military Action Against Iran
U.S. has been asking to use British bases
New York Times Website Blocked in China
Wants to stifle story about Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's wealth
Father of Pakistani Girl Shot By Taliban Says She Will "Rise Again"
Malala Yousufzai is currently receiving treatment in the UK
Netanyahu in New Right-Wing Bloc
Likud and Yisrael Beitenu will run alongside one another in January's election
Russian Opposition Leader Charged With Conspiracy to Organize Mass Riots
Sergey Udaltsov denies the charges
U.N. Counter-Terrorism Expert to Investigate U.S. Drone Strikes
Says the attacks could be war crimes
International Lenders Split on Greek Bailout
IMF and European officials disagree on how to fund Greece
East Coast Faces Pounding from "Frankenstorm"
A little bit tropical, a little bit nor'easter, a lot of hassle
Ted Turner Sees Troop Suicides as "Good" for Ending War Support
Not the most elegantly framed sentiment
U.S. Economy May Grow Despite Europe Woes
British consultancy sees euro crisis staying localized
Lebanese Political Stability May Fall Victim to Bombing
Delicate balance was upset by an act of violence
Bureaucratic Rules Hobble British Foster Parents
They need permission for haircuts and school trips
Chinese Flock to Government Jobs for Generous Benefits
The tax-funded "golden rice bowl" is pretty much the same the world 'round
Ford Planning Cuts in Europe
Will shut down three plants, trim back 13 percent of workforce
Tokyo Governor Quits to Start New National Party
Wants to push Japan to the right with nationalist agenda
China's Electric Car Industry Struggles
Sold all of 235 vehicles in second quarter
Syrian Army Announces 4-Day Truce
Will still respond to any rebel activity over Muslim holiday
Benghazi E-mail "Smoking Gun" May Not Be Smoking, Nor Gun
Group e-mail claims took credit for attack did not, in fact, take credit for attack
56 Killed in Ethnic Fighting in Myanmar
Thousands of homes destroyed in conflict between Buddhists and Muslims
Foreign Policy Surprises Ahead
If we've learned anything from past campaigns, it's that the winner will have an unpredictable foreign policy.
OSCE Expresses "Grave Concern" Over Threat by Texas AG to Arrest Election Monitors
George W. Bush first invited OSCE election monitors to the U.S. back in 2002
Sudan Wants UN to Condemn Israel Over Alleged Airstrike on Arms Factory
The Sudanese regime alleges that Israeli airplanes bombed an arms factory in Khartoum
China Offers Cash Reward for Snitching on Self-Immolators
Tibetans are lighting themselves on fire at an increasing pace
New Claim: 9/11 Benghazi E-Mails Were Just "Spot Reports," Inaccurate
Even though they ended up being more correct than the intelligence
Russian Opposition Threatens Asset Freeze Over Curbs on Dissent
That should get Putin's attention
Military Prepared for Benghazi Rescue, But Arrived Too Late
Timing, confusion prevented an intervention
NZ Farmers Oppose Ban on GM Foods
Oddly enough, they'd like to decide for themselves what crops they'll plant
Paraplegic's Cycling Fundraiser Thwarted by French Red Tape
Seriously, what's legal in that country?
Accused of Spying, Huawei Offers Australia "Unrestricted Access"
The tech company has been linked to the Chinese government
Germany Wants To See That Gold The Federal Reserve Stores on Its Behalf
It's not that we don't trust our American friends, but ...
