Tunisia Clashes.. French Attacks.. Incredible Survival Story

Clashes Rock Tunisia After Essebi Claims Victory Tunisian police fired teargas on Monday in a southern city to disperse hundreds of youths who burned tires and blocked streets to demonstrate against an official from the old guard who declared he had won Sunday's presidential vote, residents said. El Gordo's Back! Incredible Survival Story China Condemns Cyberattacks China said on Monday it opposed all forms of cyberattacks but there was no proof that North Korea was responsible for the hacking of Sony Pictures, as the United States has said. Continue reading Spanish Royal To Be Tried For Fraud A Spanish judge on Monday ordered the king's sister, Princess Cristina, to be tried along with her husband on charges of tax fraud — making her the first member of the country's royal family to face charges in court since the monarchy was restored in 1975. Continue reading North Korea Refuses To Face The Music An angry North Korea, now on the defensive over a U.S. accusation of hacking, is refusing to take part in a groundbreaking U.N. Security Council meeting Monday where the country's bleak human rights situation will be discussed for the first time. Continue reading French Officials Call For Caution After Weekend Attacks The prosecutor in the French city of Dijon says the driver who ran down 13 pedestrians in the city has a long history of severe mental illness and no links to terrorism. Continue reading Cuba Announcement 'A Truly Historic Moment' The United States and Cuba announced on Wednesday that they will start talks to restore ties, a landmark announcement given the decades-long hostile relations between the countries. Continue reading On The Blog: Women's Bodies Were The Ultimate Battleground Of War-Torn 2014 When we speak of international women's rights, it's tempting to think of them as a destination -- a large, glittering city that we travel towards, hoping one day to arrive there and find that all has changed in our favor. The denizens of that city, we think, live in perfect harmony, and women and men stand equal in economic, social and political status. Yet like a desert mirage, the more steps we take towards that city, the further it seems to retreat from our view. Continue reading