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Turkey, U.S. Suspend Visa Services In Escalating Diplomatic Fight
Turkey and the U.S. have announced that they are indefinitely suspending visa services, a remarkable diplomatic break between the two NATO...
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US Suspends Issuing Non-Immigrant Visas in Turkey
The U.S. embassy in Turkey issued a statement on Sunday saying that the diplomatic mission will no longer issue non0immigrant...
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Supporters of Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Gather on Putin’s Birthday
MOSCOW, Russia - Since Vladimir Putin came to power, every...
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Russian Lawmaker: North Korea May Test Long-Range Missile ‘Soon’
North Korea may soon test a missile that it believes can reach the United States, Russian lawmaker Anton Morozov said on...
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UN: Afghanistan Recorded Highest Number of Child Casualties in 2016
Afghanistan set a gruesome record last year: more than 3,500 children were killed in the country, the highest number since...
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Trump: Iran Has Not Lived Up to ‘Spirit’ of Nuclear Deal
U.S. President Donald J. Trump said on Thursday that Iran has not lived up to the spirit of the nuclear...
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Trial Against Golden Dawn Reveals Yearning for Hitler’s Third Reich
(ATHENS, Greece) - On April 20, 2015, the anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s birthday, Greek authorities started a trial against 69...
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UN ‘Appalled’ by High Number of Civilian Casualties in Syria Due to Strikes
September was the deadliest month of 2017 for civilians in Syria due to daily air attacks, that killed and injured...
Read moreU.S. Consulate Staffer Arrested in Turkey Over Espionage
A communications officer at the U.S. Consulate in Istanbul was arrested on charges of political and military espionage and attempting...
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Portugal Wins War on Drugs by Ending It
(LISBON, Portugal) — At noon, on a noisy street under a bridge in Lisbon, a 34-year-old former barman named Jõao Neto...
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Chemical Weapons Watchdog: Sarin Used in Syria 5 Days Before Khan Sheikoun Attack
The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said Wednesday that tests concluded the nerve agent sarin was used in northern...
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Puerto Rico Needs Community-Based Solar Energy Now!
SALINAS, Puerto Rico -- On September 20, 2017, a potent Category 4 hurricane ripped through Puerto Rico, causing devastation in...
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Palestinian Government Meets in Gaza for First Time Since 2014
The internationally-recognized government of Palestine held a cabinet meeting in Gaza for the first time in nearly three years as...
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Kurdistan Representative: Sanctions, Threats Don’t Work on Us
With hundreds of pages of documents piled up on her desk, emblematic of an official representing a place that has...
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Trump’s Visit to China a Chance to Improve Weak Relations
Last Friday, the White House announced that U.S. President Donald Trump would visit China in November during his trip to...
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Sheriff: At Least 50 People Killed, Over 500 Injured in Las Vegas Shooting
At least 50 people are dead and 500 others are injured following a mass shooting in the city of Las...
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US-Led Coalition Member Killed by IED in Iraq
A member of the U.S.-led Coalition against Islamic State was killed by an improvised explosive device during operations in Iraq,...
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Afghan Gov’t Hastily Moves to Arm Shiite Civilians, Prompting Concerns
(KABUL, Afghanistan) -- Though Afghanistan is an impoverished country, it is awash with weapons, the result of unceasing wars and...
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Turkey Can Undermine Kurdistan’s Path to Independence
Iraqi Kurds defied all odds, international calls to delay the vote and threats from their neighbors, to decide their future...
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Drone Metaphysics in the Age of Trump
President Barack Obama left his successor a drone program of unprecedented geographic size and scope that affords the executive broad...
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