Worried about rising obesity levels, health advocates in Europe are pushing for new 'traffic light' labels on food products — green is healthy and red ... not so much
The back-and-forth between Obama and Netanyahu casts the roadblocks to peace in even starker light. Perhaps it is time for drastic action
While Maliki and Allawi are neck and neck, neither will have enough votes to govern - or even, perhaps, to claim the right to form a coalition
In a French documentary, contestants on a fake game show are cajoled into 'torturing' other participants with electric shocks. Or, as some critics call it, reality TV taken to the extreme
The fate of a snow leopard -- one of the rarest species on earth -- riveted the powerful as well as the humble in war-torn Afghanistan
North Korea has executed a former senior official after holding him responsible for the country's botched currency reform, a news report said Thursday
A look back at the political career of the former Soviet leader who was elected General Secretary of the Communist Party 25 years ago
As the world's greatest athletes gather in Vancouver for the Winter Olympics, TIME chronicles the highs and lows of the games, the personalities at play and images on display
Millions of migrants have arrived in Greece, Italy and Spain over the past decade. To avoid serious social problems, those countries need to do a better job of making them feel welcome
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