Tracking the Jihadi push in Anbar, Greenland's mining controversy, and the Arab Spring springs back in Tunisia. The Foreign Bureau follows the top world stories of the day. Photo: Associated Press.
A pair of government decisions in Greenland mean that the island nation will soon allow mining for radioactive and rare-earth materials. WSJ's The Foreign Bureau tracks the story. Photo: Associated Press.
Deep disappointment with high unemployement and lack of personal liberties has sent people to the streets by the thousands in a country where the Arab Spring was born. Via The Foreign Bureau, WSJ's global new show. Photo: Associated Press
In today's pictures, a boy's head is shaved in Myanmar, a giraffe observes visitors at a German zoo, Britain's royal family releases a rare photo, and more.
WSJ Live loves showing you animals. For Halloween, here are our top five SCARY animals. The twist: none of them are actually harmful to humans. There's another twist, but you have to watch. Preferably not alone in the dark...
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