Too drunk to talk? American U.N. diplomat complains
If you believe U.S. Ambassador Torsella, budget negotiations at the U.N. can be tipsy affairs
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If you believe U.S. Ambassador Torsella, budget negotiations at the U.N. can be tipsy affairs
In a highly religious land hypersensitive to the female form, the famous American pornography brand unleashes a local edition
Sex abuse, claims of corruption and Catholic Church's future high on agenda for "Princes of the Church"
Delegates from every corner of China and every ethnic group come together in Beijing this week to look ahead toward the future
Rebel forces trying to oust regime loyalists from Raqqa, which could become 1st city under full control of opposition forces
Amid reports that ally China has agreed to back U.N. sanctions with U.S., isolated nation's army threatens to return to war
With thousands of journalists, pilgrims flocking into Italian capital, rent-able space near Vatican is potential goldmine
One of the seven uses smuggled cellphone, claims he was tortured so he would confess; Executions would come via crucifixion, firing squad
Communications minister said cancer-stricken leader "standing by Christ and life conscious of the difficulties he faces"
They'll reportedly be circulated at U.N. and would punish Pyongyang for its latest nuclear test; This, as U.S. lawmakers push for tougher financial moves against regime
A record 259 nominations have been received for this year's honor; 2012 award went to European Union
The finance magazine was unable to confirm the most-wanted Mexican cartel leader's wealth
Top French military official says military operation is "breaking the kidneys" of al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Israeli prime minister says a "credible" military threat is needed to stop Iran's nuclear program
Cardinals who are considered front-runners to be the next leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics