Northern Ireland to Consider Legalizing Prostitution
Bill introduced to address human trafficking
Bill introduced to address human trafficking
Julian Assange can stay at Ecuador's London embassy as long as he wants, says President Correa
Army Specialist James A. Justice was the 2,000th death
Deaths reported after fighting in northern Lebanon between divided muslim communities
Call comes in response to western opposition to Assad's regime
French Prime Minister draws analogy with the invasion of Iraq
Samaras is expected to ask for a two year extension
Banks lend to companies because the government makes them, not because they're good loans.
Tough mandate in prison farms would apply in all parts of the country.
Zenawi was an oppressive ruler,and American funding didn't change that. What happens now that he's gone?
Efforts to raise money for jailed women's defense and families.
Fighting over neighboring Syria's troubles is something of a Lebanese hobby
Pakistan's shadow operators thrive off of NATO transport
It's less surprising that the blueprints were on an unencrypted USB drive than that anybody in France can actually get cable installed
Authorities fear efforts to fan sectarian violence
Even thugs recognize value in asymmetrical fights, cooperation, and even stock markets
You may not have heard much about that because there's an election going on in America too, even though the two ought to be intertwined
The US military refused to let New Zealand troops in Afghanistan borrow mine-resistant vehicles
Ecuador's record on media freedom has been heavily criticised by human rights activists.
3 militants have been killed in the Pakistani tribal region
Miracles might 'cure' cancer, but they don't get you visas
Has market share in waiting times, inefficiencies, and costliness
53,900 New Zealanders moved to Australia between January and July this year
It is estimated that an Israeli attack on Iran would cost $41.4 billion
They don't see why anyone would find it offensive to throw some punk rockers in jail for protesting Putin and the increasing union of church and state in an increasingly backward country
Says it has a stellar human rights record, except, presumably, when it requires people to be detained and forcibly returned to their country for questioning
Still hoping to hold on to their naval station in Syria
Says one member has already complained of harassment and mistreatment from the Russian prison guards
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