Malala Yousafzai: East And West, The Twain Shall Ne’er Meet
Malala Yousafzai, has emerged as the face of a new Pakistan.
Global Powers Must Intervene In Syria: Turkish Foreign Minister
The crisis in Syria has already cost at least 30,000 lives and lasted more than 20 months.
Pass The Duchy: Luxembourg Prepares For Its Own Royal Wedding
Luxembourg is a landlocked nation of a little more than 500,000 people in a space about two-thirds the size of Rhode Island.
No ‘Bunga Bunga’: Berlusconi Denies Paying For Sex With Underage Girl
Silvio Berlusconi faces up to 15 years in prison if he is found guilty.
Quazi Nafis: Mysteries Surround Would-Be Fed Reserve Bomber
FBI officials claim Nafis moved to the country specifically to carry out terror attacks, not to pursue higher education
Man-Eating Leopards In Nepal: The Intensifying War Between Man And Beast
The leopard population in Nepal has climbed since the 1980s when the government initiated a program to regenerate degraded forest areas.
Malala Yousafzai: Suspected Lead Gunman Once Held By Authorities In 2009
Attaullah organized the attack on Malala on behalf of the Taliban’s feared leader, Maulana Fazlullah.
Madagascar’s Palm Trees On Verge Of Extinction
Madagascar is a poor and politically unstable country heavily dependent of foreign aid, which dried up after a coup in March 2009.
Trump, Kobe And A-Rod: The Ugly, Tawdry Face Of Modern Celebrity
Trump, Rodriguez and Bryant share many of the same qualities and are largely despised by a wide swath of the American public.
Marie Stopes: Women’s Rights Activist Or Nazi Eugenicist?
Marie Stopes, the British women’s rights activist that an abortion provider NGO is named after, was a great admirer of Hitler and Nazi-style eugenics.
Will Western Retail Supermarkets Lift India’s Dalits Out Of Poverty?
The Dalits of India -- the word "dalit" means “oppressed” or “downtrodden" in Sanskrit -- are stuck at the very bottom of the caste hierarchy.
Is Hezbollah Now Actively Involved In The Syrian Crisis?
Backed by Iran, the Lebanese-based Hezbollah is one of Assad's few remaining allies.
Malala Yousufzai: Pakistan's Joan Of Arc
Malala Yousufzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot by Taliban gunmen, has become a global icon.
Serbian Soccer Fans: Xenophobia, Racism, Violence And Hopelessness
Soccer matches in Serbia have attracted large numbers of thugs, hooligans and ultra-nationalists seeking a forum to vent their anger and frustrations.
Australia May Export Uranium To India … But When?
Bilateral India-Australia trade currently amounts to $20-billion, and it's increasing at a rate of 20 percent annually.
Imagine If North Korea Was An American Family
I used to know a family that had striking parallels with a nation that no one in their right mind would want to emulate -- North Korea.
Lily Of The Mohawks: Catholic Church To Canonize First American Indian
Kateri Tekakwitha was converted to Catholicism by Jesuit priests and spent much of her short, grim life struggling from the ravages of smallpox, including partial blindness.
Fat Tuesday: Number Of Obese In France Doubles In Just 15 Years
The highest rates of obesity among women were recorded in the UK (23.9 percent), Malta (21.1 percent) and Latvia (20.9 percent).
Tip Of The Iceberg: French Police Arrest Albanian Heroin Traffickers, But Balkan Criminal Gangs Tighten Grip Across Europe
Some 70 to 80 percent of the heroin distributed in Europe is Albanian.
Tory Love: Boris Johnson Praises Margaret Thatcher, Slams EU
Boris Johnson declared that this year’s Nobel Peace Prize should have been awarded to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher rather than to the European Union.
Sachin Tendulkar To Receive Australia’s Highest Honor, But Monkeygate Scandal Lingers
Tendulkar is widely regarded as the second-greatest batsman in history behind Sir Donald Bradman (an Australian).
Parsley Massacre: The Genocide That Still Haunts Haiti-Dominican Relations
Seventy-five years ago, under Dominican dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, as many as 20,000 Haitians were massacred.
London Mayor: Nobel Peace Prize Should Have Gone To … Maggie Thatcher
Boris Johnson, who admires Maggie Thatcher, may one day become Britain's Prime Minister.
Malala Yousafzai Flown To British Hospital For Specialist Treatment
Protests against the shooting have mushroomed across Pakistan and have made Yousafzai a global icon.
Sacre Bleu! After More Than 120 Years Of French Domination, Gabon Adopts English As Official Language
Gabon has abruptly changed the state’s official language to English from French.
Malala Yousafzai: Swat Police Make Arrests
Pakistan police have made arrests in connection with the shooting of Malala Yousafzai.
Scallops War? British And French Fishermen Fight Over Dwindling Stock
French and British fishermen are fighting over a dwindling stock of fish.
The Strange Case Of Frédéric Mitterrand: France's Most Famous (Alleged) Pedophile
Frederic Mitterand, former French culture minister, has survived a scandal that most prominent people could not.
Neapolitan Pizzamakers Furious Over Snub By Leading Italian Gourmet Magazine
Claiming they invented the pizza, Neapolitans are outraged that an Italian magazine said northerners make the best pizza.
Don’t Release Murder Statistics Or We’ll Have More Crime: Trinidad Security Minister
National Security Minister of Trinidad and Tobago ordered police to stop publishing crime statistics.