French Foreign Minister: Other European Countries To Send Troops To CAR
Specific countries not named
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Snowden Offers To Help Brazil Investigate US Spying in Exchange For Permanent Asylum
Made the offer in a letter to the Folha newspaper
UN Says Thousands Are Fleeing South Sudan Violence
President recently claimed that his forces had stopped a coup
Kerry Says Meeting With Islamic Front Possible Ahead of Syria Talks
Members of Assad's opposition working towards establishing an Islamic state
Overnight Gunfire Follows Alleged Coup in South Sudan
President declared a curfew after army headquarters were attacked
Japan Approves Plan For Increased Defense Spending
Drones, fighters, and destroyers among the equipment to be bought
Yemeni Parliament's Drone Vote Unlikely To Change US Policy
Lawmakers had voted to ban drone strikes
Front-Runner in Next Year's Indian Elections Barred From the US
Narendra Modi was denied a visa in 2005 over violence in his state between Muslims and Hindus
German Parliament Elects Angela Merkel to Third Terms as Chancellor
New government to be sworn in later today
Snowden: Recent NSA Ruling is "the First of Many" Victories
Says he knew surveillance programs would be ruled unconstitutional after he leaked classified documents
British Police Dismiss Claim Military Was Involved in Princess Diana's Death
Allegation was made in August
North Koreans Mark Second Anniversary of Kim Jong-il's Death
Days after execution of Kim Jong-un's uncle
American Studies Association Endorses Academic Boycott of Israel
The unsurprising politics of academia
Student Protesters Clash With Police in Italy Anti-Austerity Demonstrations
Public schools need more money, products of public schools say through vandalism
Office Pool 2014
Predicting the next Senate, the fate of several dictators, President Obama's next push, and more
Arctic Sea Ice Up 50 Percent From Last Year
According to the European Space Agency
Former President Michelle Bachelet Wins Chile Run-Off Presidential Election
Socialist who served as president from 2006 to 2010 will return to power
UN Food Agency: Quarter of Central African Republic Population At Risk of Going Hungry
Displaced as fighting continues
Amazon.com Workers in Germany Walk Off the Job in Labor Action
Say they want collective bargaining, healthier workplaces, better treatment
Ukrainian President Headed to Russia to Get Bailout Loan of Up to $15 Billion
Pro-Europe demonstrations began nearly a month ago when Ukraine stepped back from an EU agreement
UN Seeks Record $6.5 Billion to Aid Syria Refugees
Part of $12.9b 2014 request for 17 countries
France Asking For European Help With CAR Intervention
Some European nations are already providing logistic support
John Kerry Compares Kim Jong-un to Saddam Hussein
Says the recent execution of Kim Jong-un's uncle is a sign of how insecure the North Korean leader is
White House Says There Will Be No Amnesty For Snowden
Despite NSA official saying that the possibility of asylum for the whistleblower should be considered
Canada To Send $5 Million For CAR Intervention
Contributing to effort to restore order to former French colony
David Cameron Says the Mission in Afghanistan Has Been Accomplished
British combat troops expected to leave next year
Cousin, Friends of Sign Language Interpreter at Mandela Service Say He Was Part of Group That Burned Men
Fake interpreter found mentally unfit to stand trial
