2014-12-05 Could North Korea Have Hacked Sony Pictures?
United States federal agents have joined an investigation of an attack on computers belonging to Sony Pictures Entertainment. The Federal…
2014-12-05 Observers Say Ukraine’s Problems Are Also Russia’s
The pro-European revolution in Ukraine was one of the big stories this year. Ukraine replaced its pro-Russia president with leaders…
2014-12-04 Egypt’s Increase in Visitors Not Enough
Officials in Egypt say the country’s tourist industry appears to be recovering after years of unrest. Egypt enjoyed a huge…
2014-12-04 French Party Accepts Loan from Russian Bank
The National Front in France has admitted taking a huge loan from a bank controlled by Russia. National Front leader…
2014-12-03 NASA Tests a Successor to the Space Shuttle
The United States plans to launch a new spacecraft on Thursday. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration plans to launch…
2014-12-03 Hope for Progress at UN Climate Talks in Lima
Representatives from almost 200 countries are meeting in Lima, Peru, for talks on a new United Nations climate treaty. The…
2014-12-03 Vietnamese Farmers Protest Government Land Deals
In Vietnam, the state owns the land. The government gives people permission to lease land — pay for its use…
2014-12-02 South Korea Charges Japanese Reporter
South Korean officials have charged a Japanese reporter with defaming President Park Geun-hye. Defamation means “to hurt the reputation of…
2014-12-02 Trial Continues in Five-Year-Old Philippine Mass Murder Case
November 23 marked the fifth anniversary of the killing of 58 people in the southern Philippines. Most were media workers.…
2014-12-02 Indian Deaths Blamed on Tainted Drugs
Laboratory tests have confirmed that tainted drugs killed at least 13 women and sickened many others at a government-operated camp…
2014-12-01 On World AIDS Day, Activists Claim Progress Not Victory
An activist group working to end disease in Africa says the number of new AIDS patients is finally decreasing. But,…
2014-12-01 Women’s Football Team a Sign of Change in Afghanistan
For many years in Afghanistan, women were not permitted to play outdoor games. They were banned from playing under the…
2014-11-05 Election Results Could Force Changes in US Foreign Policy
President Barack Obama may have less power to negotiate with other countries beginning in January. That is because his political…
2014-11-05 Marijuana Becomes Legal in DC and Oregon
Voters in Washington, D.C. and the northwestern state of Oregon have approved measures to make marijuana legal. The victories for…
2014-11-04 Study Finds Widespread Abuse of Children in Cambodia
A recent study in Cambodia found that violence against children is mainly carried out by adult family members of the…