North Korea: No War Today
It's past the dawn in Korea
United States
Pentagon Cancels Trip to DC for US Forces Korea Head, Delays ICBM Test on Peninsula
To ratchet down tensions
North Korea Warns Diplomats It Can't Guarantee Their Safety in War, Missiles Moved East, Missile Defenses to Guam, People of Seoul Still Largely Unconcerned
White House says it wouldn't be surprising if North Korea conducted another test missile launch
North Korea Announces Re-opening of Nuclear Reactor, Insists It Won't Sell Nuclear Weapons to Anyone
White House says latest from North Korea part of a pattern
US Navy Shifting Destroyer to Korean Peninsula
Just in case North Korea decides to try something
US Economy Grew Faster in the Fourth Quarter of 2012 Than Was Expected
0.4 percent, according to the Department of Commerce
Syrian Rebels Want US Patriot Missiles to Protect Opposition Forces From Airstrikes
NATO has said it will not participate in a military intervention in Syria
New Chinese President Says the US and China Have "Shared Interests"
Comments come amid concerns over cybersecurity
First Police Shooting of the Year in South Korea Involved U.S. Soldiers in a High Speed Chase
More than 25,000 U.S. troops are stationed in South Korea at a cost of at least $15 billion a year
US and European Forces are Training Syrian Rebels in Jordan
Have ruled out direct military intervention
US Expels Venezuelan Diplomats
Comes shortly after American military officials were expelled from Caracas
U.S., South Korea Begin Military Exercises
Last week North Korea declared Korean war armistice over
US and Allies to Push for Formal Inquiry into North Korea's Human Rights Record
Could lead to the Stalinist regime being referred to the International Criminal Court
Inuits, Conservationist Groups Oppose Efforts to Ban Canadian Polar Fur Trade
U.S. leading effort at conference in Bangkok
Former US Guard Gets Nine Years in China Spying Case
Tried to sell information about consulate
China Accuses US of Hacking Military Systems
Claims 144,000 attacks per month for 2012
White House Warns of Cyber Threats from China, Russia
Fears of efforts to steal tech info from US
North Korea Warns of "All Out Action" Against United States, Third Missile Launch, In Response to Latest UN Resolution
Some missiles might already be able to reach deep into the Pacific
American and Japanese Fighter Jets Conduct Air Exercises
Amid escalating tensions between China and Japan
U.S. Officials Hopeful That Pending Adoptions of Russian Children Can Continue
Russia says bilateral adoption agreement will remain valid for a year
Hollande: France Ready to Stop Islamist Militants in Mali
But only with authorization from the U.N.
Stealth Cold War Coming Between US and China
Technology showdown in the air of the South Pacific
Post-North Korean Missile Launch Regional Elections a Win for Harder Line Candidates in South Korea, Japan
The incoming president of South Korea, though, has already vowed to reach out to North Korea and soften her party's hard line stance
Russia Slams U.S. Over Recognition of Syrian Rebels
U.S. says it recognizes official Syrian opposition force as legitimate representatives of Syrian people
Imagining the World in 2030: "Driven by new technologies, nonstate actors take the lead in confronting global challenges."
The National Intelligence Council presents possibilites for how the next 20 years might play out
US to Lose Superpower Status by 2030, According to National Intelligence Council
Not China nor any other country will be replacing the U.S. Instead the report posits a multipolar world to come
US Insists Assad Must Go
Will work with Russia regarding Syria, but they want president to step down
Report: Pentagon Eyes Plan to Strike Syrian Chemical Weapon Targets
Want to preemptively stop use of Sarin
Russia Slams Magnitsky Act
The bill bans Russians accused of human rights abuses from entering the U.S.
China Furious Over Remarks on Tibet From American Official
Outraged at the suggestion that government polices might have something to do with self-immolations
Swiss Warning Allies Over Data Leak
Shared intelligence on counter-terrorism operations could have been among the property stolen from Switzerland's intelligence service
France to Vote For Palestinian Statehood, U.S. and Israel Not So Keen
The French government has announced that it will support a resolution that would recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations in a vote at the U.N. General Assembly this week.
Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Unravel
Israel, Hamas facing internal pressure to hold a hard line
