Egypt Accepts Islamist Charter, Opposition Seeks Unity
Opposition groups move toward forming one political party after losing the referendum.
Opposition groups move toward forming one political party after losing the referendum.
Four Afghan groups meet in France, not for negotiations but at least they’re talking.
South Korea stays the course with the election of its first female president.
The former premier’s Euroskeptic rhetoric appears to resonate with voters.
Jalal Talabani is admitted to hospital just as Iraq could use a moderating force.
Former conservative minister blames Mario Monti’s “German” policies for Italy’s recession.
The leadership battle on the French right comes to an end with a plan to call a revote.
A second day of violence in territories that are disputed between Baghdad and the Kurds.
“Incomprehensible” that the left should block tax cuts, says the German chancellor.
Shinzō Abe returns the Liberal Democrats to government with a resounding victory.
Egyptians vote in the first round of a constitutional referendum.
John Kerry and Chuck Hagel are rumored to be among the top contenders for cabinet posts.
The Defense Department cites success and failure in Afghanistan in the last six months.
Countries in the eurozone centralize financial supervision. Britain and Sweden are skeptical.
Launch comes mere days after the regime announced a delay due to technical difficulties.