NATO Summit in Chicago: Putin, Afghanistan, and Convergence
"NATO will be holding its 25th summit in President Obama's hometown of Chicago, United States, on 20-21 May 2012," the North Atlantic Treaty...
Europe
German People Not Happy With Bailouts
The sovereign debt crisis in the European Union can be summed up fairly simply: The governments of overspending nations are asking the governments...
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Norway Killer Cites U.S. Policy, Claims Attack Was “Preemptive Strike”
Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik (left), currently on trial for a bomb attack in Oslo and a shooting spree nearby that left more than...
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Dutch Supreme Court OKs Extradition of Terror Suspect
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the Netherlands upheld the decision of the Rotterdam District Court in 2011 to permit the extradition to...
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Court Rules Against Russia in Katyn Massacre Case
Over 70 years after Soviet forces secretly murdered approximately 22,000 Polish intellectuals and military officers in the Katyn Forest, the European Court of...
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Is Julian Assange Being Denied Due Process?
"A mother is the truest friend we have, when trials, heavy and sudden, fall upon us; when adversity takes the place of prosperity;...
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European Human Rights Court Agrees to Extradite Five Terror Suspects to U.S.
On Tuesday, the European Court of Human Rights issued a ruling permitting the United Kingdom to extradite to the United States six men...
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Sword of Damocles Hanging Over Europe
The sovereign debt crisis of the European Union is not going away anytime soon. The new Italian government has already had a crisis...
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French Raid Nets 17, Including Released Terrorist
French police raided eight cities last Friday and collared 17 suspected terrorists, according to news reports. ...
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“Curveball” Reiterates Confession About Iraq War Lies
On Sunday the London Independent newspaper published the words from a video confession with the Iraqi most responsible for false intelligence reports that...
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Amnesty Int’l. Calls on EU to Reveal Role in CIA Rendition Program
On Tuesday, prisoner advocacy group Amnesty International suggested that the countries of the European Union cease participating in the Central Intelligence Agency’s “extraordinary...
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Italian PM Monti’s Reforms Losing Popular Support
In the wake of the general meltdown in the EU sovereign debt crisis, the head of Italy's new government, the unelected Prime Minister...
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Outcry over Sweden’s Persecution of Homeschoolers Grows
As homeschooling families continue to flee Sweden in the face of escalating persecution, the global outcry over the controversial Swedish policies is growing...
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Greeks Adopt Alternative Currencies as Economy Implodes
As Greece’s economy and the euro continue to struggle, regular Greeks are increasingly taking matters into their own hands, creating informal underground barter...
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Daily Mail: Murder of Briton Might Have Been Honor Killing
The 20-year-old victim of a murder perpetrated in October, 2010 might have been the first white British native to suffer Islam’s ultimate penalty...
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