Boston Globe: World

A veteran Cuban dissident appeared ashen and weak three days into her hunger strike, but says she has no plans to end the protest.

The snark is flying between the U.S.

The attack that killed four Americans in Libya, including the U.S. ambassador, was an organized two-part operation by heavily armed militants that included a precisely timed raid on a supposedly secret safe house just as Libyan and U.S.

Relatives of a U.S.

Speaking from his hospital bed, a young man whose hand and foot were amputated this week by the radical Islamic group controlling northern Mali described an agony unlike any other -- "a pain that made me forget everything."

The head of Zimbabwe's state media council says he wants a "cease-fire" on hostilities between the state-controlled media and privately owned news organizations.

Pakistan's effort to cut off the flow of fertilizer to militants using it to make bombs in this key tribal sanctuary along the Afghan border has outraged local farmers, who complain the policy has cut their crop yields in half.

A Shiite militant group is threatening U.S.

Press freedom groups are calling for justice for a Cambodian reporter whose slain body was found in the trunk of his car.

One sister is a "key witness" still under guard in a French hospital, her health too fragile for questioning. The other escaped the gunman who killed their parents by hiding beneath her dead mother's skirts, but can't explain what happened during their French Alps vacation.