Time Magazine - World

Russia's help will be crucial for President Obama in addressing the crisis in Syria and the Iran nuclear standoff, but President Vladimir Putin is playing hard to get>>>

The complex can provide precious minutes of warning to Israel -- but also alert Washington if the Jewish State launches a unilateral attack on Iran>>>

First it was Stuxnet. Now it is Flame. Tehran has been beefing up its "Cyber Army" and may seek to retaliate in some form>>>

A flood of leaks has embarrassed the papacy of Benedict XVI and offered a peek at a likely power struggle going on in the highest circles of the Holy See.>>>

Spaniards have been trying to deal with their economic problems with a good measure of black humor. The mood, however, has gone from black to bad with the Bankia revelations>>>

Russia supported a U.N. statement condemning the Assad regime for the Houla massacre in Syria. But does that mean it is shifting its support for Damascus?>>>

The student marches in Montreal may have started over a proposed tuition hike, but it was the special legislation that followed, placing restrictions on protests, that made the movement a global cause>>>

The judicial options in the confessed mass murderer's trial are tying the Norwegian government in legalistic knots>>>