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Law student Alik Sardarian tended to the injured during the Maidan uprising before reluctantly going to war.

Baghdad and Washington are focused on retaking the Islamic State stronghold, while the peshmerga fight for the future of Kurdistan.

London schoolgirls' flight to Syria shows the failure of anti-piracy-style 'cat and mouse' monitoring of social media.

Doubting the Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman is like calling your grandfather a liar, but his shareholders deserve more transparency

Many of Europe's nuclear power stations are "virtually unprotected" from the threat of a terrorist drone attack.

Nobody knows what Russia is up to in the Arctic. But with long memories of the Nazi occupation, Norway is preparing for the worst.

Fifty years after Malcolm X was shot, his daughter wants to remind America of his commitment to non-violence.

The West believes it can do business with Ukraine's multi-millionaire president Poroshenko - but a British firm of architects begs to differ.

Mullah Krekar is a ‘threat to national security’ who’s served his time. So, where does he go now?

‘Israel is your home,’ said Netanyahu to Europe’s Jews last week, a vision not shared by all.

Communist? Right-wing nationalist? Sure! The Kremlin is courting all the European allies it can find.

In 1964, Charles de Gaulle was "Europe's self-appointed spokesman".

Plastic can transmit pollutants into the food web.

Predicting a financial crisis by observing crowds, viruses and migrating geese.

The former UK home secretary and author warns that the Labour party needs to embrace its successes in power.

Obama's plan to open Cuba could clear the way for major commercial airlines to start flights.

Jordan’s ambivalence toward ISIS and Al-Qaeda makes it unlikely it will maintain its tough stance.

More Russian submarines have been spotted off Sweden's coast. They won't get far on Ewa Skoog Haslum's watch.

Newsweek's story last week about the Ukrainian fighter captured by rebels may have helped to save his life.

The man behind the anti-vaccine craze is mad as hell, and still convinced he’s right.

By fighting Obamacare, Republicans now risk the security of the nation, and the future of their party.

Lola, 16, is the first transgender minor to take part in the Las Palmas pageant in Gran Canaria, Spain.

Apple says it doesn’t use tantalum from war zones in Congo, but how can it be sure?

In Ticino, a haven for the Swiss sex industry, a prostitute can pay taxes and claim expenses.

Newsweek's reporter files an eyewitness account of the battle to defend the strategic airport against Russian-backed soldiers.

Measles, a leading killer of children worldwide, is creeping back in the U.S.

The rapid evolution of computers provoked enormous excitement and considerable dread in January 1965.

Before there was Osama Bin Laden, there was Imad Mugniyah, Hezbollah’s terrorist mastermind. This is how the CIA took him down.