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Will Europe keep on fracking?

The Iron Lady is gone, but Thatcherism is alive and well

EU enlargement: the real answer to ethnic tensions in the Balkans

McDonald's suffers global sales drop for first quarter

World’s oldest record store rocks on

IMF chief Christine Lagarde calls for 'full-speed' global recovery

Russian gambling ring allegedly used MMA fighters to collect debts

Indonesian pilots have a nasty crystal meth problem

EU flashpoints: Migrants shot in Greece, Germany approves Cyprus aid, Italy fails to elect president

Glencore CEO: Russia a great investment opportunity

New study finds China manufacturing costs rising to US level

German TV mini-series paints false picture of Nazi madness

Tip-toeing into Africa

Is France the next sick man of Europe?

Apple Inc's shares fall below $400 for first time since December 2011 amid feared falling demand for iPhone, iPad

Tesco plans to sell its Fresh & Easy US stores

Super rich moving money out of Switzerland

Armored cars using bullet-proof foam in South Africa (VIDEO)

French breast implant trial starts today

Keystone pipeline will not increase US energy security

Thriving London obscures fading Britain

Tanzania to evict Maasai people in favor of fee-paying trophy hunters

Mexico: Music streaming service Spotify takes first step into Latin America

American Airlines outage grounds all flights

NBC signs extensive deal with English Premier League

China luxury car club stirs class tension

Drop in gold prices benefits India

Middle East CEOs worry about region's youth boom

Are anti-corruption campaigns causing China's economy to slow?

Has China's economy hit a dead end?

Europe's austerity era could be coming to an end

YouTube celebrates VCR anniversary with 'tape mode’ (VIDEO)

World military spending dips in 2012, first fall since 1998 (CHART)

Innovation of the Day: Twitter #music

Gold and other metal prices are plunging

An election in paradise may herald a new Pacific nation

Musing about policies toward China, North Korea, Israel and Cuba

Carnival cruise ship fails health inspection

German man caught allegedly trying to smuggle gold and silver out of Greece

The euro zone crisis is back — on multiple fronts

Can China turn 'economy on steroids' into real growth?

With North Korean threats, is South Korea safe for investment?

Who pays for North Korea's mind games?

Bentley COO: We invested during the crisis, and now we're stronger than ever

Airbus to offer some extra-wide seats

Hacker claims he can hijack any airplane using a mobile app

Mark Zuckerberg pushes for immigration reform

Britain’s butler boom

The Iron Lady's ilk: Powerful women of the last century

Will a Korean conflict go nuclear?

Will Cyprus sell off its gold?

Dutch recall 2 years' of 'beef' exports that may have contained horse

Wal-Mart executive who called sales a 'disaster' in leaked emails is out

Libya, Qatar offer Egypt large loans: Reports

Bank of Japan chief makes yen jump — but versions of what he said differ

Obama wants to nearly double cigarette tax

Germans among the poorest in Europe: ECB study

Why 'Bin Laden' euro notes should be abolished

Horse drugs found in corned beef

WTO lowers 2013 trade forecast after sluggish year

India's 'Beach King'

Middle East tensions to drive oil prices higher

It's finally normal to start a company in London

French economy stalls as budget deficit grows

Walmart's new strategy for tapping the Millennial market

J.C. Penney shares slump after CEO swap

Kenya's new president, Uhuru Kenyatta, offers US embarrassment and dilemma

How the Italian Mafia turned clean energy into dirty money

4 Latin American elections: What to watch

Dreamliner set to begin to fly in US May 31

Senate confirms Mary Jo White for SEC chief

How North Korea has been helping South Korea by threatening to blow them up

Alcoa begins US earnings season

Harvard Professor and Former Ambassador Nicholas Burns joins GlobalPost as Senior Foreign Affairs Columnist

Airbus comes to US, puts more pressure on Boeing

Ikea pulls elk meat lasagne from sale after traces of pork meat found

US military servicemen off the hook in South Korea

Jobs report shows that hiring was weak in March

Twitter feud hits all the right notes: Estonia v Paul Krugman, the opera

North Korea: Is there reason to hope?

Bitpay founder: Bitcoin has proven it can take a hit

Facebook 'Home' for Android announced (VIDEO)

New York fast-food workers strike for higher wages

Chinese government offers bonus for burials at sea

Honoring the Great Leader with a ballistic missile?

Overdosed? Fed policy is a drug, says Paul O’Neill

Euro zone crisis: German economy slows to 'near-stagnation,' PMI survey shows

South Korean won hit hard by continuing conflict with North Korea

America’s Asian ‘pivot’ reunites old friends with common values

Who will be the next Cyprus?