Europe Really, Really Doesn’t Trust the NSA
A briefing paper calls for putting pressure on U.S. e-commerce.
Learn German, Then Stay Home Anyway
Unemployed Europeans are studying German to find work. But so are the employed ones.
Is the Eurozone Crisis Causing a Bicycle Boom?
The formula appears to be (Good Coffee + Wiggo) x Unemployment.
Should the International Criminal Court Investigate the Syrian Chemical Attack?
Yes, argues a Human Rights Watch document.
Months After the Bangladesh Clothing Factory Disaster, It’s Still Not Clear Who’s Going to Pay the Victims
Walmart and Benetton ducked a meeting in Geneva today on restitution.
Today in Breakaway Republics: Catalans Seek Independence From a Crumbling Spain
A million and a half people formed a human chain across Catalunya today to call for the region's break from a crippled country.
Dan Quayle Returns as 3-Headed Dog, Goes Into Real Estate
A political revolving door case raises eyebrows in Europe.
Dictators’ Kids Boasting on Facebook Is Now a Thing
What is the family of a Caribbean president hoping to accomplish by making public their violent lives?