Anti-Erdogan Protesters Clash With Police in Istanbul
Protests broke out after news of a widespread corruption investigation
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Freed Members of Pussy Riot Plan to Start Prisoners Rights Group, Say They Aren't Pussy Riot Anymore
Won't be performing to make a point, or for money, the two said
Army, Marine Rapid Reaction Forces at Work Evacuating US Personnel From South Sudan
Aborted evacuation attempt on December 21 left 3 Navy SEALs wounded
Court Blocks Attempt By Turkish Government to Force Police to Disclose Investigations to Superiors
Prime minister upset about corruption investigation
Three Killed in Clashes Between Police and Muslim Brotherhood Supporters in Egypt
Former ruling party labeled terrorist organization by government
Former Lebanese Finance Minister, a Critic of Syria, Killed in Car Bombing in Beirut
Five others killed, 70 wounded
Japan Moves Close to Escaping Deflation
More than half way to meeting central bank's 2015 inflation goal
Egyptian Police Clash With Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
Interim government recently declared the group a terrorist organization
Iran's Nuke Chief Says the Country is Develop New Centrifuges For Uranium Enrichment
Recent deal with P5+1 countries does not prevent Iran from developing centrifuges
Members of Pussy Riot Says They Were Released to Improve Russia's Image Before Winter Olympics
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina
Thai Government To Ask Military To Help Protect Candidates and Voters in February Election
Two people were recently killed in clashes between protesters and police
Mali Again Eligible For US African Growth and Opportunity Act
Decision made by President Obama
Chinese Icebreaker En Route To Assist Russian Ship Trapped in Ice Near Antarctica
Has been trapped since Tuesday
US Concerned About "a Pattern of Targeted Violence" Against Activists in Ukraine
Assault of journalist Tetiana Chornovol cited
More Than 100 Reportedly Arrested in Egypt After Muslim Brotherhood Declared a Terrorist Organization
State media is reporting at least nine roundups
Okinawa Governor Approves Plan For Relocation of US Marine Base
Breaking campaign pledge to have it removed
Formerly Confidential Documents Show British Government Considered Banning Sinn Féin
Irish Republican party was polling at more than 13 percent in 1983
UN: 12,000 Displaced By South Sudan Violence
Around half are taking refuge at United Nations compounds
Don't Let Other Countries Declare War For America
The American people should know that a pending bill could commit the United States to go to war against Iran.
American Held Hostage By Al Qaeda Makes Plea to Obama
Warren Weinstein says he feels abandoned
Obama Says Congress Needs To Do More on Guantanamo Bay
Lawmakers have already eased restrictions on transferring detainees
John Kerry "Concerned" About Crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Interim government recently declared the group a terrorist organization
East African Leaders To Discuss South Sudan Crisis
United Nations official says "well over 1,000" people have been killed in recent violence
Palestinians Urge US To Block Israel's Plans For New Settlements
Israeli government announcement expected next week
China Condemns Japanese PM For Paying Homage to "Devils" at War Shrine
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited the Yasukuni Shrine yesterday
Blast Hits Beirut, Kills Former Minister
Conflict in neighboring Syria has worsen sectarian tensions in Lebanon
UN Urges US, Yemen to Explain Erroneous Drone Strikes
Good luck getting any information there
At Least 18 Arrested in Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Crackdown
Group has been named a terrorist organization
Program Causes Sharks to Tweet Their Locations
In order to let surfers and swimmers in Australia know they're near beaches
Congress Looks to Push for More Foreign Adoptions
Of course, they're doing so by considering making more bureaucracy
Indian Opposition Leader Will Not Face Charges over Riots
But does face a surveillance-related investigation
