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People shout slogans during a protest against Romania's President Basescu at the University Square in Bucharest

Romania: Protesters Angry Over Austerity Clash With Police

The government had enacted a series of cuts to salaries and benefits, while hiking taxes.

U.S. Home Prices Seen Flat in 2012, S-l-o-w-l-y Rising in 2013: Poll

Hakan Tale stands outside his house in Staten Island, New York, December 9, 2011.

The five-year slide in U.S. home prices will stop this year, followed by the start of a weak recovery next year, according to a Reuters poll that also showed economists split on whether the government would make new efforts to support the market.

Hillary Clinton Calls Aung San Suu Kyi and Myanmar's Foreign Minister

Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi talks to reporters after meeting France's Foreign Minister Alain Juppe in her home in Yangon January 15, 2012.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Myanmar's foreign minister and pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a call on Saturday the United States is committed to walking down the path of reform with the Southeast Asian nation.

U.S. Republican presidential candidate and Congressman Ron Paul

Ron Paul Revolution and What GOP Should Learn from It

Ron Paul is being discussed as phenomenon in the U.S. now. The support he is gathering among the younger Republicans as well as the independent voters is creating ripples in the GOP. The Republican leaders look astonished and confused on how to handle the Ron Paul Revolution.

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UP Polls: Mayawati Likely to Announce 403 Candidates on Birthday

The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh is likely to tone down 56th birthday celebrations on Sunday because of the forthcoming assembly elections. She is expected to celebrate by cutting a cake and announcing a list of 403 candidates.

The list of presidential and vice presidential candidates are seen on a board at a polling station during Taiwan presidential and legislative elections in Xinbei city, northern Taiwan, January 14, 2012.

Taiwan's Nationalist Party Has the Edge in Early Vote Counts

Taiwan's incumbent Nationalist president had a tiny edge on Saturday in early vote counts from an election that is being closely monitored by China and the United States as they look for stability in the region at a time of political transition.

Taiwan Goes to the Polls, with the Eyes of China and U.S. upon It

Taiwanese voted on Saturday for their next president and parliament, an election being closely monitored by China and the United States as they look for stability in the region at a time of political transition for both superpowers.

Will Boehner Navigate Around Tea Party to Forge Payroll Tax Cut Deal?

House Speaker John Boehner, hoping to spare fellow Republicans a second embarrassing defeat over payroll tax cuts, is prepared to navigate around rebellious Tea Party-aligned lawmakers to get a deal, according to congressional aides.

Burma Releases 651 Political Prisoners, Steps Toward Democracy

Burma released some of its most important political prisoners on Friday, including members of student groups, journalists and political leaders.

Mitt Romney 2012: His Mormon Faith Will be an Election Issue

Religion is an important issue to the Republican voters and this is posing a challenge to Republican front runner Mitt Romney in the conservative South Carolina state.

Ron Paul 2012: The 'Revolution' Gathers Force, Media Cannot Shun Him Any Longer

With convincing performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, Ron Paul has proved that he is here to stay. His momentum cannot go unnoticed anymore and whether the mainstream media likes it or not, it will be forced to write about him.

Mexico: Killings From Five-Year Drug War Nearing 50,000

The government estimated that about three-fourths of all homicides in the country are connected to the drug trade.

10 Points Cheat Sheet from ‘The Obamas’ by Jodi Kantor

The Obamas by Jodi Kantor, released on Jan. 10 by publisher Little, Brown and Company, unveils the first couple's time in the White House so far. The book delves into the difficult adjustments they had to make, particularly the first lady's acclimation to her new role.

Republican presidential candidate U.S Representative Ron Paul

Ron Paul 2012: A Rising Phenomenon

Paul has struck a chord among many of the electorate and may ultimately influence the policy direction of the Republican Party.

A Spanish flag flutters near the dome of the Bank of Spain in central Madrid

Yields on Spanish, Italian Bonds Decline

Spain and Italy spread cheer through euro zone markets on Thursday with successful debt auctions at sharply lower borrowing costs in 2012's first real test of appetite for debt from the euro zone's bruised periphery.

Yields Fall Sharply at Spanish, Italian Debt Sales

Analysis: Federated Cryptically Votes Nay on Corporate Pay

Federated Investors Inc objected to hundreds of executive pay packages in last year's corporate proxy voting, a rarity in the don't-rock-the-boat mutual funds industry.

Obama aims to unfreeze federal pay in 2013 budget

Poll: Obama Trails Romney in Florida for 2012 Election

President Barack Obama faces an uphill climb in the Sunshine State 10 months before Election Day, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.

Iran Nuclear Scientist 'Assassinated' by Car Bomb

An Iranian nuclear scientist and his driver were killed in a car bombing in Tehran on Wednesday. Iran is already blaming the U.S. and Israel for the attack.

Salman Rushdie's Expected Visit to India Raises Row

Darul Uloom Deoband, an Islamic seminary, has demanded India ban British-Indian novelist Salman Rushdie from entering the country to attend a literary festival.

Tumblr Joins Google, Microsoft as NY Tech Meetup Sponsor

One of New York's hottest start-ups, Tumblr, will join the likes of Google and Microsoft as it becomes a sponsor for New York Tech Meetup, the place where Tumblr fostered its growth in the early days of the company's existence back in 2007.

Indian Muslims try to Block Salman Rushie's Visa

Islamic leaders in India are trying to prevent author Salman Rushdie from entering the country for a literature festival.

Pakistan Supreme Court Threatens to Remove PM Gilani if he Fails to Investigate President Zardari

Zardari, the widow of Bhutto, was accused of money-laundering in Switzerland.

Eric Cantona for President: Soccer Star Joins France's 2012 Elections?

French footballer Eric Cantona said on Tuesday that he had launched a bid to join the 2012 presidential race. If serious (which it isn't) he would compete against incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy and Socialist candidate Francois Hollande in April.

Supreme Court Upholds Foreign Campaign Contribution Ban

Two foreign citizens who reside legally in the U.S. failed in their attempt to overturn a ban on political spending from non-citizens on free speech grounds.

Nigerian Christians Attack Mosque: Can a Country Divided Stand?

A mosque and an Islamic school were set on fire in Benin City, Nigeria this week. Christians and Muslims -- traditionally at odds in Nigeria -- are increasingly antagonistic and these retaliatory attacks are a bad sign of what could be to come.