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Will Dutch police soon be stalking cybercriminals on your computer?

A minister has proposed empowering Dutch law enforcement to access and control the computers of suspected cybercriminals, even if those computers are outside of the Netherlands.

Were chemical weapons used in Syria? UN team poised for probe.

Report: Uneven justice could hurt stability in Ivory Coast

Kenya's Supreme Court upholds election results

Iran plans to sue makers of 'Argo': Could lawsuit succeed?

Change Agent Cities try a new strategy with immigrants: embrace them

Indicted abroad for crimes, Kenya's new leaders pose diplomatic dilemma

Can Nicaragua protect the waters it won?

Change Agent Bosnian woman helped make rape a war crime

Can Kenya's March election avoid killings, catastrophe, of last national vote?

Terrorism & Security Kenyan court clears Kenyatta for presidential bid, despite war crime charges

Africa Monitor Kenyan candidates trade barbs in first ever presidential debate

Top Kenyan presidential contender faces trial at Hague

UN report: Israel's 'creeping annexation' of territory is illegal

War crimes in Syria: Time to appeal to International Criminal Court?

Progress watch 2012: Smart phones, jobs returning to America, and war crimes trials

Letters To God: Kenyans appeal for peaceful election

Chile-Peru border dispute moves from battlefield to courtroom

Cargo ship sinks in North Sea, search continues for survivors

Opinion ICC membership may hurt Palestinians, Hamas more than Israel (+video)

Terrorism & Security Serbs frustrated, Kosovars elated as former Kosovo PM acquitted of war crimes

What recourse do Pakistan's 'civilian drone victims' have?

Terrorism & Security Former Serb leader Karadzic: I deserve reward, not punishment

Sean Smith: Diplomat showed gaming generation's online influence

French Alps killings: Investigation showcases European police cooperation (+video)