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CERN’s expensive science
Barry Neild
Can debt-swamped Europe afford expensive science, like pursuing the God particle?
The post-Cold War era is over
Michael Lind
Global free trade and indefinite American military hegemony are both dead. What comes next?
Syrian unity wins support
News Desk
Major world powers, including Russia, are reportedly throwing their support behind a plan by Kofi Annan plan for political transition in Syria
Army tests lightning weapon
David Trifunov
Laser-induced Plasma Channel fancy way of describing cool way to blow stuff up
Collapsing U.S. credibility
Glenn Greenwald
Condemning foreign governments for abusive acts while ignoring one's own is easy. But the U.S. leads the way
Various matters
Glenn Greenwald
Ongoing banker-government corruption; media hostility and Assange; our friendly Iranian Terrorists
The U.S. and the Saudis
Glenn Greenwald
The alliance with Saudi Arabia makes the Muslim world, but not Americans, skeptical of U.S. rhetoric on freedom
Putin says economic reform his top priority
Nataliya Vasilyeva
The Russian president confirmed his commitment to reforms in a speech in front of investors
The new third world: Is Europe old and in the way?
Paul Ames
As the eurozone goes begging, an emerging world demands its pound of flesh
Is Obama the new Dick Cheney?
Michael T. Klare
Four ways the president is pursuing Cheney’s global energy geopolitics
Obama, Putin meet on sidelines of G-20 to discuss Syria
Priyanka Boghani
Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Obama tried to find common ground on the Syrian crisis
Thousands march against Putin
News Desk
Despite attempts by Putin to clamp down on opposition, Russians flocked to an anti-government march in Moscow.
Will the Middle East starve?
Fred Pearce
Saudi Arabia and others have oil but not enough water or farmland. So they're buying land from poorer nations
Romney’s personal war on pot
Alex Seitz-Wald
The nominee annoys his neighbors; the stimulus worked; when Bain took public cash; and other top Thursday stories
King of the banana republic
Rich Cohen
Samuel Zemurray smuggled weapons, fomented revolution and advised presidents. His real job: The Banana Man
Obama’s next line of attack
Alex Seitz-Wald
He's moving on to Romney's Mass. record; Scott Walker's defense fund; and Thursday's other top political stories
Syria at a “tipping point”
GlobalPost
As diplomats debate a Yemen vs. Libya path for Syria’s revolt, civilians fear a new scourge: sectarian violence
World powers worry Syria sliding to civil war
Edith M. Lederer
With a stalemate over proposed sanctions, the situation in Syria could easily become a civil war
Obama’s Iran charade
Gary Kamiya
The shrill, militaristic Manichean worldview that brought us the Iraq war is gone -- except when it comes to Iran
Western nations expel Syrian envoys over massacre
Elizabeth A. Kennedy
With the peace plan failing, Assad isolates himself further and embarrasses his allies
Syria defiantly denies killings, UN council meets
Ben Hubbard
Following the massacre of over 100 civilians, The UN reconsiders sanctions
Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
Marcia Dunn
The privately-financed capsule is a milestone in commercial space-flight
Will Bilderberg endorse Rubio?
Alex Pareene
Secret world-controlling society yet to weigh in on Mitt Romney running mate pick
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