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Syria massacre: Rebels share blame, says Russia's Lavrov
Rebels in Syria are partly responsible for the massacre of more than 100
people in the Houla region, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
says.
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Report: 'Broad spectrum' of Iran leaders talk of destroying Israel in 'near term'
Iran envisions the imminent destruction of Israel, perhaps in a nuclear strike by Teheran, a report said.
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Egypt poll: Islamist Mursi and ex-PM Shafiq in run-off
An Islamist candidate and a Hosni Mubarak-era politician will contest a
presidential run-off in June, Egypt's election commission has confirmed.
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Palestinian rivals begin stalled unity gov't talks
Fatah and Hamas discuss interim, technocrat government in renewed effort
to resolve rifts between the two; Gaza voters can register immediately,
says Hamas deputy PM Awad.
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'Orgy of Vendettas' Fuels Vatican Scandal
A scandal over leaked documents at the Vatican has taken a melodramatic
turn as the Holy See's dirty laundry is aired for the world.
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Flame: Massive cyber-attack discovered, researchers say
A complex targeted cyber-attack that collected private data from
countries such as Israel and Iran has been uncovered, researchers have
said.
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Web War II: What a future cyberwar will look like
How might the blitzkrieg of the future arrive? By air strike? An
invading army? In a terrorist's suitcase? In fact it could be coming
down the line to a computer near you.
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Bilderberg power masters meet in the US
Every time a Bilderberg Meeting takes place, important things happen.
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Google Privacy Inquiries Get Little Cooperation
After months of negotiation, Johannes Caspar, a German data protection
official, forced Google to show him exactly what its Street View cars
had been collecting from potentially millions of his fellow citizens.
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Israel shores up border security, North and South
Israel has been mobilizing infantry troops for border security missions.