Karzai Blames Pakistan for Deadly Attacks on Afghan Shias
The killings have prompted fears that sectarian violence between Shias and Sunni Muslims could erupt in Afghanistan.
Italian Police Capture Top Camorra Mobster
Zagaria told police investigators upon his capture: You won. The state has won.”
Fame Vs. Celebrity: A New York Story
I have seen or run into literally hundreds of celebrities -- ranging from global icons to the Andy Warhol ‘fifteen-minute’ variety -- in Manhattan over the past two decades.
One of Gaddafi’s Sons Sought to Move to Mexico
In late September Interpol issued a ‘red notice’ for Saadi.
Pakistani President Hospitalized in Dubai, As Rumors Swirl He May Quit
Government officials deny that Zardari is considering stepping down.
Karzai Cancels UK Visit, Returns to Afghanistan Following Suicide Bombings
Karzai had just attended a summit conference in Germany where’s Afghanistan future and security were being discussed.
Israel Deports Palestinian MP from Jerusalem
Another Hamas MP Mohammad Abu Tei was deported from Jerusalem exactly one year ago.
How Core Values Drive Performance
Core values define company culture, which is a big part of why they’re so important to driving performance
Hezbollah Boss Makes Rare Public Appearance in Beirut
Nasrallah was surrounded by bodyguards and that the crowd chanted “Death to Israel” during his speech.
British Steelworkers Agree to 50% Pay Cut to Save Company
Most of the workers will return January 3 – toiling at half their prior pay.
German Finance Minister Hails S&P Downgrade Threat as ‘Best Possible Incentive’
On Monday, S&P placed the euro zone nations on “Credit watch,” which means a 50 percent likelihood of a downgrade over the next ninety days.
Why Are More Women Than Men Going to College?
Women are attending and obtaining degrees from U.S. colleges and universities at a pace exceeding that of men. On some co-ed campuses, the girls outnumber the boys by a ratio of almost three-to-one.
Violence, Discrimination Against Lesbians in South Africa Widespread, Pervasive: HRW
Lesbians and transgenders also encounter significant discrimination in the fields of education and employment.
S&P Warns it May Downgrade Germany, Five Other Euro States
The aforementioned designation suggests a 50 percent chance of a downgrade within 90 days.
Greece vs. Macedonia: The War Over a Name
Macedonia is symbolically important to Greece since it is the home of legendary heroes like Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great.
Another Brazilian Cabinet Minister Resigns Amidst Corruption Allegations
Carlos Lupi has resigned amidst allegations of corruption, making him the seventh minister to quit since Rousseff became President in January
‘Merkozy’ Seeking Tougher EU Treaty to Avert Future Debt Crises
Merkel said France and Germany are demanding structural changes which go beyond agreements.
Karzai Pleads for Continued Western Support of Afghanistan
He also suggested Kabul would need financial and other types of support for at least a decade beyond the withdrawal of foreign troops.
Center-Left Coalition Set to Take Over Economically Battered Croatia
With joblessness at 17 percent as of October, the country also faces a potential downgrade of its sovereign debt rating by credit agencies.
What to Look for in the Markets This Week
The catalyst for strong equities has been centered on the developments in Europe
Australia’s Labor Party Endorses Same-Sex Marriage
Some states in Australia permit civil unions, while gay marriage is banned in the country as a whole.
Honor Crimes in Britain Far More Prevalent Than Formerly Thought
In most cases, the victims of honor-related violence are young women who behave in a way that is perceived to bring ‘disgrace’ to her family and community.
Two Dozen Killed in Fresh Syrian Clashes
At least two dozen people have died in renewed fighting in the northern part of Syria between security forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and members of the Free Syria Army (FSA), amid fears the country is descending into a state of civil war.
France Recalls Some Diplomatic Staff from Iran
Paris officials went to great pains to explain that this was only a temporary security measure.
Exiled Rwandan Journalist Killed in Uganda
Charles Ingabire was killed in a bar in the Ugandan capital of Kampala, but few details of the murder have yet emerged.
Chavez Promotes Latin American Unity at Caracas Conference; Reduction of U.S. Influence
The U.S. and Canada were excluded from the two-day summit in Caracas.
Pakistan Outrage Over Veena Malik's Nude Cover on Indian Magazine
Now there are questions about the authenticity of the image as well as the initials.
Congo Elections Marred by Violence, Fraud: HRW
HRW said the bloodiest incident happened on November 26, the final day of the election campaign.
Euro Zone Debt Crisis May Threaten African Economy
Gordhan said that the debt crisis in Europe is harming economies thousands of miles way.
Ruling Party Wins Guyanese Election, But Loses Parliamentary Majority
Donald Ramotar of the ruling People's Progressive Party (PPP/C) will be the next Guyanese president, scoring the fifth straight such victory for the party.