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Earlier we mentioned Bob Janjuah latest market call, which is basically: The Fed will pump more, casing risk assets to go higher, before markets ultimately implode and hit generational lows.
Invisible Children, makers of KONY 2012 and Beyond KONY, provided intelligence to Uganda's security apparatus that led to the arrests of several opponents of the regime
Egyptians followed recent gains by the Muslim Brotherhood in parliament to pursue Tehran as strategic partner instead of Washington.
Spain has caught the attention of euro crisis observers recently, with borrowing costs rising and the IBEX 35 hitting a three-year low.
Before Stanley Kubrick became famous for directing movies such as Eyes Wide Shut and A Clockwork Orangehe was a magazine photographer.
Wife Of Former Party Big Bo Xilai Suspected In Murder Of British National
Partensky agreed to share snapshots of his life in Afghanistan
Mon dieu! France's presidential elections are only two weeks away. President Nicholas Sarkozy, who was trailing in the polls behind Socialist Challenger Francois Hollande, is now running neck-a-neck in the race.
Shining Path insurgents take as many as 30 workers hostage before releasing 23 of them.
Complications in rescue mission mean nine men may be stuck for another two to three days in unlicensed mine.
Trade attache at embassy in Caracas becomes latest victim of abductions for ransom plaguing the South American country.
Following the tragic suicide in Athens last week, it really does appear that the Greek troubles are entering a new, potentially dangerous stage.
The territorial dispute in the South China Sea between Vietnam, the Philippines, and China is far from over.
Lebanon's Al-Jadeed satellite television on Monday accused the Syrian army of shooting dead its cameraman Ali Shaaban, saying it opened fire at its team which was on Lebanon's side of the border.
"Escape From Camp 14" tells the story of one man's incarceration and personal awakening in North Korea's highest-security prison.
"Escape From Camp 14" tells the story of one man's incarceration and personal awakening in North Korea's highest-security prison.
Hundreds of people, ranging from mechanics to taxi drivers, have registered their candidacy for the top post in a process that officially ended on Sunday night.
The Soldiers in a closed formation bang their batons in cadence against their shields as an angry mob approaches.
Outrage in Germany, Nobel Laureate Günter Grass has, once again told the truth about Israel being the greatest threat to world peace.
Rich Siegel is now subject to Zionist abuse and smear campaign. Jazz writer Brent Black of criticaljazz.com who reviewed Rich’s peace seeking album favorably has now changed his mind due to Jewish pressure.
Syrian security forces have summarily executed over 100 civilians and wounded or captured opposition fighters in recent attacks on opponents of President Bashar al-Assad, Human Rights Watch said in a report released on Monday.
Turkey has protested after Syrian forces opened fire across the border, the first such attack since Turkey began housing refugees from the unrest.
Recent satellite images show North Korea is digging a new underground tunnel in what appears to be preparation for a third nuclear test
Four years ago, I was searching for something meaningful to do with my life.
Japan's Sony Corp is cutting 10,000 jobs, about 6 percent of its global workforce, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday.
A plane crash victim who was assumed dead has been found alive in a hospital under a different name.
The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's top political force, has put up its back-up presidential candidate just a day before the doors of the Electoral Commission closed.
North Korea has made an unprecedented move, allowing Western journalists to take photos of an up-to-date ballistic missile due for launch this week to put a weather satellite in orbit.
Former spy chief Omar Suleiman, a pillar of the ousted regime, decided on Friday to run in next month’s presidential vote, in a surprise twist to a contest to elect Hosni Mubarak’s successor. His change of mind came after hundreds of demonstrators
Clashes erupted across the globe as thousands of enthusiastic people armed themselves and took to the streets.
