Friday marks six months since much maligned polls in Cambodia, where bloody crackdowns, racism and rampant human rights violations continue to define an increasingly fraught society
Ukraine Says Russian Military Blocking Airports and Roads
Ukraine official describes act as ‘military invasion’
Ukraine’s New Leaders Struggle to Govern Under the Gun
The political crisis in Ukraine is poised on a knife edge with armed groups pressuring rival rebel governments in Kiev and pro-Russian Crimea
Hundreds of Copies of Anne Frank’s Diary Vandalized in Japan
Though no one knows who is to blame, the discovery of these vandalized books deepens the sense that Japan is undergoing a pronounced right-wing turn
How Ukraine’s Crisis Now Hinges on Crimea
Why does Russia care about the cash-stricken peninsula?
Russia Scrambles Jets Near Ukraine, But Kerry Says Calm Will Prevail
‘Everybody needs to step back and avoid provocations’
Costa Concordia Captain Visits Shipwreck Site
Francesco Schettino went aboard with court-appointed experts as part of his manslaughter trial
Oscar Nominated Documentary ‘The Square’ Takes on Political Life of Its Own
This was probably the only Oscar-nominated film watched behind the barricades in Kiev
North Korea Fires Missiles Off Eastern Coast
The apparent test coincides with joint U.S.-South Korea military drills that have drawn the ire of the North.
Report: U.K. Spy Agency Stored Millions of Webcam Images
Many of them were sexually explicit in nature
Signed Copies of Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ Hit the Auction Block
Bidding starts at $20,000 for the two rare early copies of the reviled text
Afghan Asylum Seekers Camp Out in Belgium Church
‘We are afraid to die, to go back to die or to join a group of Al-Qaeda that is against humanity’
New Ukraine Leader Takes Strong Pro-Western Stance
Arseniy Yatsenyuk was approved as prime minister on Thursday