Turkey Opens Largest Foreign Military Base in Mogadishu
Turkey’s largest foreign military base in the world opened Saturday in Mogadishu, in a ribbon-cuttingmore
Leave a commentSpaniards Divided Over Catalonian Independence Vote
Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in Barcelona to oppose Sunday’s referendum on Catalonian independence frommore
Leave a commentSpanish Authorities Blockade Polling Stations, Dismantle Equipment Ahead of Catalonia Referendum
Authorities in Spain have begun sealing off polling stations and confiscating ballots ahead of amore
Leave a commentRussian Soldier who Killed 3 Comrades Shot Dead
Officials in far east Russia say a soldier who opened fire at other servicemen duringmore
Leave a commentColombia Cease-Fire Agreement Takes Effect Sunday
A bilateral cease-fire agreement reached earlier in September between Colombia’s government and the country’s lastmore
Leave a commentUS Military Aids in Hurricane Irma Rescue and Relief Efforts
At least 16 people have died and millions are without power since Hurricane Maria wallopedmore
Leave a comment3,800 Gang Suspects Charged in US-Central American Six-month Roundup
U.S. and Central American law enforcement authorities announced Friday that they have charged more thanmore
Leave a commentKosovo President: US Will Be Directly Involved in Final Kosovo-Serbia Deal
Kosovo’s president, Hashim Thaci, says U.S. Vice President Mike Pence has pledged that the Unitedmore
Leave a commentRussia Charges Opposition Leader for Unsanctioned Protests
Russian police released opposition leader and would-be presidential candidate Alexei Navalny on Friday after severalmore
Leave a commentUS Osprey Crashes in Syria
U.S. officials said Friday that a military aircraft crashed in Syria, injuring two service membersmore
Leave a commentUS Officials Doubt IS Leader’s Latest Message Will Spark New Attacks on West
U.S. intelligence officials examining the latest audio statement claiming to be from Islamic State leadermore
Leave a commentAnalysts: Russia May Be Helping Catalonia Secessionists
Catalonia’s secessionists, who are trying to organize an independence vote from Spain on Sunday, maymore
Leave a commentEU Moves Ahead on New Future Faster Than on Brexit Talks
Twenty-seven European Union nations, not including Britain, will be coming up with clear options onmore
Leave a commentSerbian Minister Denies Reports of Muzzling Media
A Serbian minister has denied media reports in the Balkan nation that the government ismore
Leave a commentICRC: Yemen in Grips of Unprecedented Cholera Outbreak
The International Committee of the Red Cross reports Yemen is in the grips of anmore
Leave a commentSpain’s Government Says No on Catalan Independence Vote
The Spanish government says there will be no Catalonia independence vote Sunday, even as themore
Leave a commentIMF Chief tells Central Bankers to not Dismiss Bitcoin
Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, has a message for the world’smore
Leave a commentKurdistan Region Iraq International Flights Canceled Amid Protests
As the last international flights to and from the Kurdistan Region in Iraq were groundedmore
Leave a commentUS Pulls Diplomatic Personnel From Cuba Following ‘Health Attacks’
The U.S. State Department has announced it is pulling all of its non-essential diplomatic personnelmore
Leave a commentIraqi PM: Travel Ban Not Meant to ‘Starve’ Kurds
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Friday his planned flight ban into and out ofmore
Leave a commentMexico Official: Warnings Over School Ignored Before Quake
A Mexico City borough president said late Thursday that officials from a previous administration ignoredmore
Leave a commentIstanbul Taxi Cameras Prompt Surveillance Concerns
In Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul, cameras are being installed inside taxis in a move citymore
Leave a commentMattis Reassures India, Afghanistan, Qatar of US Support
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis returned to the U.S. Thursday, after stops in India, Afghanistanmore
Leave a commentUS Officials Say Damaged Infrastructure Slows Aid Distribution in Puerto Rico
U.S. officials say damaged infrastructure in Puerto Rico has made it difficult to distribute aidmore
Leave a commentAs Germany Vows to Speed Integration, Refugees Unfazed by Rise of Far Right
The influx of more than a million asylum-seekers into Germany in 2015 is widely seenmore
Leave a commentPhilippines Plans Low-Key Upgrades in Disputed Spratly Islands
The Philippines has found funding for the biggest in a series of infrastructure upgrades plannedmore
Leave a commentNorth Korean Workers Overseas Feeling Sanctions’ Squeeze
North Korean overseas workers are feeling the heat as countries are stepping up their effortsmore
Leave a commentTurkey and Russia Agree on Need for De-escalation Zone in Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday agreed tomore
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