World
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Syria Crisis: The Man Who Stares At Boats
Armed with a keen eye on the busy Bosphorus, Devrim Yaylali is watching the Russian navy -
Did ISIS Capture a Syrian Pilot Near Damascus?
A Syrian warplane which crashed southeast of Damascus on Friday. -
Panama Raids Mossack Fonseca Office
Panamanian media reported that investigators left a Mossack Fonseca storehouse with bags of shredded papers. -
U.S. Has Killed 41 Civilians in War Against ISIS
Since the air campaign against ISIS began in 2014, American air strikes have killed 41 people, the U.S. military says. -
Syrian Civil Defense Chief Denied Entry to U.S.
The Syrian Civil Defense has saved an estimated 50,000 lives since 2013.
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Suit Against CIA Interrogation Architects Can Proceed
The decision was a victory for two former prisoners who say they were tortured in secret prisons abroad. -
Obama: EU Needs U.K.'s Leadership on Refugee Crisis
President added that Britain would be "back of the queue" for US trade deal in the event of a Brexit. -
Rousseff: Brazil at a 'Grave Moment' as Removal Looms
Critics slam president's decision to speak about Brazil's troubles at the United Nations. -
Alton Towers Owner Guilty Over Smiler Ride Crash
Merlin Attractions Operations indicated a guilty plea to breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act. -
Russia Set To Open Its First Whiskey Distillery
The distillery in Kaliningrad will supply 35 percent of Russian whisky demand. -
150 Countries Will Sign Paris Climate Change Agreement
More than 150 countries will commit to the pact, which calls for a rapid end to the rise of greenhouse gas emissions. -
World’s First Naked Restaurant to Open in London
The owner—and brains—behind the venture said the concept rooted in the Bunyadi is freedom. -
Russia Accuses Lollapalooza of ‘Dancing on Graves'
The European offshoot of Lollapalooza is set to take place in the park on September 10 and 11. -
ISIS Carrying Out Brutal Killings in Syria Refugee Camp
The militant group now controls at least 60 percent of the besieged Palestinian camp in Damascus. -
Netanyahu Tells Putin Golan Heights Are 'Red Line'
The Israeli PM told Putin the issue was a “red line” for his country. -
South Africa: Malema Threatens Armed Overthrow of ANC
The opposition leader said his party will take up arms if the ANC attempts to rig elections. -
Cuba Opens Arms to Carnival Cruise Ship
A ban on Cubans and Cuban-Americans entering and leaving the Caribbean island by commercial vessels is being lifted. -
Arctic Sea Ice Dangerously Low
By the end of the melting season, Arctic ice cover could be so thin that it will perpetuate regional warming. -
Israel Arrests Three for Sacrifice Plot on Temple Mount
Men charged with "disturbing the peace" at the religious site. -
Westerners Don't Grasp Scale of Refugee Crisis: Report
Many in those countries believe their governments are doing more to help than they actually are, a survey shows. -
Gorbachev Urges Putin and Obama to Begin Ukraine Talks
“Europe may not be able to cope with another frozen conflict,” the ex-president said. -
Nigerian Army Accused of Mass Killing in Zaria: Amnesty
More than 300 people were reportedly killed in December’s clashes between Shiites and the army. -
What Bibi Should Have Said About the Golan Heights
Netanyahu’s statement was provoked by Assad’s delegation at the Geneva peace talks trying to make recovery of land lost to Israel during the 1967 war an agenda item. -
Chad’s Idriss Deby Re-Elected In Landslide Victory
The president has been prominent in fighting Boko Haram in West Africa. -
U.K. Warns Gay Travelers About U.S. 'Anti-LGBT' Laws
Campaigners said it is "frightening" that an ally has had to issue such a warning. -
NUS Presidential Election Threatens Student Splits
Malia Bouattia's critics say that she holds anti-Semitic views. -
Venezuela Announces Four-Hour Power Cuts To Save Energy
The cuts are to last for more than a month as the country's economy continues to falter. -
Putin Orders Reckless, Dangerous Buzzing of NATO Planes
The U.S. and NATO say Russia has shown a pattern of military aggression and reckless brinksmanship that risks sparking a military conflict. -
Russian Military Jets Fired on Israeli Planes in Syria
Both countries have been carrying out airstrikes in Syria. -
Philippine Elections To Go Ahead Despite Huge Data Leak
Officials have arrested one man on suspicion of hacking government servers.