Gunmen Kill Twelve at French Magazine Lampooning Islam
Twelve people, including two police officers, are murdered.
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America Declares End of Afghanistan War
The end of American combat operations does not mean the end of combat in Afghanistan.
Greek Euro Exit “Almost Inevitable” If Left Wins Election
Germany believes a Greek withdrawal from the European currency union could be managed.
Escalating Conflict Hits Libya’s Oil Exports
Fighting between factions in the east and west of Libya threatens the country’s economic lifeline.
Löfven Does Deal with Right, Cancels Snap Elections
The Social Democrat agrees to carry out a right-wing spending plan.
Israel’s Netanyahu Neck and Neck with Opposition Left
Left-wing parties rival Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservatives in the polls.
Greek Parties Reject Samaras’ Offer to Hold Off Elections
Opposition parties are unmoved.
Dutch Coalition Still in Doubt After Second Night of Talks
Lawmakers are hopeful that the ruling parties will find a way to stave off early elections.
Greeks Fail to Elect President, Snap Elections Possible
The government gets two more votes to elect a president before parliament needs to be dissolved.
Dutch Parties Yet to Resolve Government Crisis
A Labor Party rebellion could end Mark Rutte’s second government.
Dutch Parties in Crisis Talks After Senate Rejects Health Law
The defection of three Labor Party senators triggers a coalition crisis in the Netherlands.
Director Defends CIA Against Senate Torture Claims
While admitting past mistakes, the CIA director, John Brennan, defends his agency from scrutiny.
Military Activity in Eastern Europe Surges Amid Ukraine Crisis
NATO steps up its presence in Eastern Europe in response to “unprecedented” Russian military activity.
French Premier Announces Long-Awaited Labor Reforms
Manuel Valls proposes to open up protected professions and make it easier for firms to lay off workers.
Clegg, Osborne Criticize Each Other’s Budget Plans
Britain’s deputy prime minister says the Conservatives are “kidding themselves” and the voters.