‘The West can keep their ‘aid’ to Uganda over homos,’ government spokesman says
Gunmen Seize Parliament in Ukraine’s Russian Stronghold
Pro-Russia forces storm government offices in Ukraine’s restive peninsula amid reports that Russia has granted protection to ousted President Viktor Yanukovych
Pro-Russia Forces Storm Government Offices in Ukraine’s Crimea
Tensions continue to escalate near Russian naval base in the country
Islamic Watchdog Issues Fatwa Against Joining Mission to Mars
Voyage likened to suicide, which is against Islamic principles
Syrian Forces Kill 175 Rebels in a Major Ambush Near Damascus
However, opposition forces say the fighters were escorting civilians in need of medical aid
Sri Lanka Vehemently Rejects Inquiry Into War Crimes
The government says the probe call reflects a ‘preconceived, politicized and prejudicial agenda’
Can Turkey’s Erdogan Stay in Power?
The Turkish leader’s authoritarian streak is the most important issue ahead of key elections
India’s Opposition BJP Will Storm the Next Election, a New Poll Finds
The survey results are a damning report card for the ruling Congress Party
Exclusive: Satellite Images Show City Destroyed in South Sudan Conflict
Evidence of devastation in the oil city of Malakal puts an already shaky ceasefire in jeopardy.
How Credit Suisse Helped U.S. Clients Evade Taxes
From secret elevators to meetings at golf clubs, a new report unveils ”cloak and dagger” techniques
What the West Doesn’t Understand About Ukraine’s Politics
Behind the divisions in today’s Ukraine is a post-Soviet oligarchy rooted in the industrial East
Protest Leader Floated as Candidate For Ukraine Leader
While protesters back the candidate, the parliament must vote to add his name to the formal ballot
U.S. Promises $1 Billion in Loan Guarantees to Ukraine
Ukraine’s acting president issued a plea for assistance Monday