Topic: William Hague - CSMonitor.com

UK did not use PRISM to dodge British law, says Hague

The British foreign minister told Parliament today that all data used by British intelligence complied with the law, even that supplied by the controversial NSA surveillance program, PRISM.

Britain issues unprecedented apology to colonial-era Kenyans

Africa Monitor UK axes aid to South Africa, says it's time for partnership of equals

Donors pledge cash to Somalia to rein in terrorist threat

Has Britain 'got it right' with Margaret Thatcher's $15 million funeral?

Iran earthquake, at least 7.7 magnitude, strikes along Iran-Pakistan border

The Monitor's View Is an end to war-time rape at a tipping point?

Terrorism & Security Foreign ministers struggle to find common ground on Syrian conflict (+video)

Kerry makes no further U.S. commitments in Syria

Stay or go? Embassies in North Korea weigh warning.

Backchannels From every direction, arms for Syria

Latin America Monitor Venezuelans pour into Plaza Bolivar to honor Chávez's socialist revolution (+video)

Syrian government offers to meet with opposition

John Kerry hints at more aid for Syria rebels. Does that mean arming them? (+video)

Energy Voices The future of oil on the Falkland Islands

Dozens killed in Damascus car bombing

Iran's supreme leader shuts down possibility of direct nuclear talks with US (+video)

Twenty hostages escape from Islamic militants in Algeria, reports

Terrorism & Security Assad speech dismissed by opposition and allies

Europe's big powers unify to push against Israel settlement plans (+video)

UK calls on US to show leadership in Israel-Palestine conflict

Terrorism & Security Gaza cease-fire negotiations under way, but fighting rages on (+video)

Terrorism & Security What is The National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces? (+video)

Britain to reach out to Syrian opposition

Energy Voices EU expands sanctions on Iran