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Russia says it has no plan to invade eastern Ukraine following its annexation of the Crimean peninsula in March

The company is making the unlikely claim that the wreckage should be investigated as connected to Flight MH370, but the possibility was dismissed by authorities

Israeli forces demolished several structures, including a mosque, in a Palestinian village

Grisly photographs of the domestic worker's battered face and body circulating online sparked accusations of "modern-day slavery"

The Bosnian Serb president says he will defy the West and declare independence

Kidnapped war reporters are being used as bargaining chips by their ruthless captors

The mayor of Kharkiv, Gennday Kernes, was shot in the back and has survived a two-hour surgery

The new slate of sanctions named seven additional people to the list—all seen as close to President Vladimir Putin

The search for Air France Flight 447 off of Brazil took more than two years and cost $160 million

Uganda has drafted a new law that would bar non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from promoting homosexuality

Three Al Jazeera journalists are being tried in Egypt on charges of aiding members of a "terrorist organization"

The price is much higher if you include the lost money from the energy reserves in the Black Sea

"It seems that these sentences are aimed at striking fear and terror into the hearts of those who oppose the interim government," a human rights advocate said.

Syria's opposition leaders in exile, who are barred from standing, have dismissed the vote as a charade

In a small town near Naples, Europe’s largest forgery network continues to churn out fake euros under the watchful eye of the local mafia

Pro-Russian separatists are still holding seven international observers, and the U.S. will expand its sanctions against Russia tomorrow

More than half a million people watched as Pope Francis proclaimed that John XXIII and John Paul II are now saints

Chung Hong-won stepped down over the government's response to the Sewol ferry tragedy, in which over 300 people died or are missing

Preliminary results show that no candidate received a majority of the vote in an election where up to half a million ballots could have been fraudulent

The Palestinian president's comments came after peace talks were suspended following a unity deal between Fatah and Hamas

Speaking from Seoul, President Barack Obama reassured South Korea that it would defend it against "provocations" from the North

The G7 is planning on punishing Russia with new sanctions, and pro-Russia forces said they are willing to release captive international observers in a swap

The United States is contemplating further sanctions against Russia as the situation escalates

The deaths of 16 Nepali expedition workers hasn't officially canceled the climbing season yet, but it has made things tense

The country's news agency says the American 24 year-old was detained for "rash behavior" while entering the country

A U.S. Embassy-sponsored photography exhibition showcases a diverse American city