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Beyond Stuxnet: massively complex Flame malware ups ante for cyberwar

Flame is something new in cyberwar, experts say. It can take screenshots and record audio on infected computers. The malware was almost certainly made by a nation-state.

China's evolving relationship with 'barbarians'

Man-to-dolphin conversation? Scientists can now talk like dolphins

EU still looking for way forward on Greece, growth, and euro zone

The difficulty of supporting activists such as Chen Guangchen in China

'Ring of Fire' eclipse delights millions in Asia, US (+video)

China rails at 30 percent tariff on solar panels

College rankings: Which countries have the best education systems?

The PTA arrives in Mexico's schools

After falling, stocks recover from Europe elections

Paper Economy Hong Kong bubble? Housing prices rise.

Stock market fallout: Europe elections spook traders

Chen's victory an isolated case, say Chinese activists

Chapter & Verse How a murder changed China as it moved toward World War II

Can China, US strike a new deal on blind dissident? (+video)

Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng: What we know now

Clinton arrives in Beijing, but blind lawyer's case casts shadow

May Day: Around the world, anger and fear

Stock market fallout from Spain downgrade? Quiet.

Apple earnings lift stocks worldwide

The Circle Bastiat How can Venezuela be so rich in resources, but so low in supplies?

Illegal immigration slows almost to a standstill

Horizons Diablo 3 beta throws open doors, this weekend only

Stock market gets boost from earnings, Germany

Modern Parenthood Obama Romney dog wars: cultural lessons for the dinner table