Labor Violations Detailed At Apple Factories In China
After a four-month investigation, a labor rights group has discovered deplorable working conditions throughout Apple's manufacturing network in China.
Violence In Damascus Escalates: Is Assad On The Ropes?
As rebels attack more high profile targets in Damascus, Assad concedes that Syria was in a state of war for the first time in 16 months.
Hillary Clinton Urges Latvian Govt To Return Jewish Property
In Riga on Thursday, Hillary Clinton urged Latvia to return several hundred previously seized properties -- including schools, synagogues and communal buildings -- to Jewish organizations ?quickly and fairly.?
Yugoslav Tribunal Drops One Genocide Charge Against Radovan Karadzic
However, the court let stand 10 other charges against Karadzic, including one count of genocide over the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, in which 8,000 Muslim men and boys were executed.
Nigerian President Fires Oil Execs For Corruption
Nigeria is one of the world's top oil producers, but the industry is controlled by the state and corruption at both the local and national level have halted most economic and social development.
Syria Blames Terrorists, EU For Deadly 'Massacre Against Journalism'
Syria's state news agency called the attack the worst massacre against journalism and the freedom of media and blamed armed terrorists for the assault.
African Islamist Militants Joining Forces: U.S. General
Three of Africa's most notorious Islamic militant groups are joining forces, some American officials fear.
Russia Shoots Down Turkey-Syria War Rhetoric
Russia said that Syria shooting down a Turkish F4 Phantom jet is not a provocation of war.
Syrian War Moves Dangerously Close To Assad's Palace
Intense fighting between Syrian government forces and rebels reportedly broke out in Damascus on Tuesday.
Irish Birth Rate Soars Over Rest Of Europe
According to the Economic and Social Research Institute's latest Perinatal Statistics Report, Ireland's birth rate increased nearly 30 percent over the past ten years, equating to about 17,000 more births in 2010 than ten years prior.
Corrupt Police Allegedly Kill Officers At Mexico Airport
Three federal officers were shot to death in the food-court of Terminal 2 of Mexico City's Benito Juarez International Airport on Monday.
Can Morsi Heal And Unite A Fractured, Post-Mubarak Egypt?
Morsi inherits an Egypt that has become crestfallen since the revolution as the democratic process stalled and the military seized control. His first tasks will be rebuilding the economy, increasing security and fostering social unity so that this great and patient people could reap the fruits of its sacrifices.
Syria-Turkey Relations Worsen After Second Plane Attacked
The two countries have been at odds since early into the 16 month-old crisis in Syria, but now Turkey is ready to punish Syria for attacking two of its planes.
Syria Fires On Second Turkish Plane: Ankara Official
Syrian forces fired on a second Turkish plane on Monday, according to Turkey's deputy prime minister Bulent Arinc.
Nigerian President Seeks 'New Tactics' To Fight Boko Haram, But Not Dialogue
These unnamed new tactics could include a dialog between the government and Boko Haram, however on Sunday Jonathan again said that he would not talk to the insurgents unless they came forward with a list of specific demands
Putin Tested On Iran, Syria During Middle East Trip
Russia has been widely criticized for its friendly relations with both nations, but Putin is hoping to raise his status in the region.
Egypt's New President Morsi Begins Work Under The Wary Gaze Of Military And Israel
Part of Morsi's platform will be the institution of some form of sharia law as he promised during his campaign.
Russia Irate Over Britain's Block Of Ship Carrying Arms To Syria
Russia also has a vested interest in maintaining its decades-old relationship with Syria, which is in large part built on weapons and defense contracts.
Syrian Pilot Gets Asylum In Jordan
Jordan has agreed to shelter the pilot, identified as Col. Hassan Hammadeh, while the Syrian government has called him a fugitive from the service, a traitor to his country and to his military honor.
Norwegian Prosecutors Want Breivik Declared Insane
Prosecutors asked an Oslo court on Thursday to declare Norwegian mass murder Anders Behring Breivik insane.
75 Asylum Seekers Killed Off Australian Coast
Authorities fear that as many as 75 people have drowned, while some 40 people are currently clinging to the upturned hull of the ship as they wait for rescuers.
Uganda Bans 38 Pro-Gay Groups
Uganda has banned 38 nongovernmental organizations for promoting homosexuality and recruiting children.
Egypt Election Results Delayed By Military
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces delayed declaring a winner in last weekend's presidential elections.
Russian Ship Carrying Helicopters To Syria Heads Back Home
The helicopter-laden Russian ship headed for Syria reportedly changed course Wednesday, turning around in the North Sea near Scotland and returning to its home port on the Baltic.
Syria: Red Cross Waits For Homs Truce
The Syrian government and rebels have agreed to a temporary truce in the city of Homs in order to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to evacuate civilians from the city.
Mubarak Lawyer Says Ex-President Is 'Stable'
Although confusion still abounds, one of Hosni Mubarak's lawyers said on Wednesday that the former Egyptian president is in a stable condition.
UK Ministers To Boycott Euro 2012 Quarterfinal
British officials will boycott the nation's Euro 2012 quarter-final against Italy in Kiev on Sunday because of concerns over human rights in Ukraine, in particular the continued imprisonment of former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko.
Pope Benedict Pleads For Nigerian Religious Violence To End
Pope Benedict XVI has condemned the ongoing religious violence in northern Nigeria, and pleaded with both Christians and Muslims to stop the killings.
Hosni Mubarak Clinging To Life, Next 72 Hours Critical
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is reportedly regaining consciousness after early claims on Wednesday morning that he had slipped into a coma, or perhaps even died.
Iraq Camp Relocation Problematic For Iran's MEK
The State Department on Tuesday warned Iranian exile group Mujahideen-e Khalq, or MEK, to comply with its relocation from Iraq's Camp Ashraf to Camp Hurriya if it hopes to be removed from the United States' list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
