World
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Colombia’s Voters Reject Peace Deal Between Government and the FARC
The vote reminds many of Brexit.
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Philippine President Likens Pursuit of Drug Addicts to the Holocaust
Rodrigo Duterte also compared himself to Hitler.
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As the Battle for Aleppo Rages, Trust Between U.S. and Russia Reaches New Low
Russia accused the U.S. of supporting an "international terrorist alliance."
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New Probe Shows Missile that Downed Malaysia Airlines Flight is Linked to Russia
What's next?
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Aleppo is Pounded as Government Forces Press Toward City’s Historic Quarter
Roughly 200 people have died since the dissolution of last week's ceasefire.
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After a 52 Year Struggle, Colombia May Finally Find Peace
A peace accord between the government and the FARC rebels will be signed Monday.
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What did Obama Talk about at his Final U.N. General Assembly Address?
His eighth and final address.
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Syria Signals End to Ceasefire While U.S. and Russia Express Hope it Will Last
The ceasefire has been in effect for one week.
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In Breach of Ceasefire, Syrian Government Has Yet to Authorize Aid Convoys
Will Russia and the U.S. move ahead with a joint campaign against ISIS?
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Swedish Court: Detention Order for Julian Assange Stands
Assange remains in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
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How Does the Hajj Impact the Saudi Economy?
Revenue from the pilgrims makes up an estimated 3 percent of Saudi Arabia's GDP.
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When in Rome, Don’t Do As Virginia Raggi Does
These problems aren't just garbage.
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North Korea Launches Nuclear Missile Test
Its fifth--and most powerful.
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Syrian Regime Hits Aleppo with Chlorine Bombs; Dozens Hospitalized
The regime's third use of chemical weapons in as many years.
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Russia Faces AIDS Epidemic, Government Blames Moral Lapses
This is a big problem for Russia.
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Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte “Confronts Ugly Head of Terrorism”
His latest decree permits police and military forces to halt vehicles or frisk civilians at their total discretion.
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Obama Pledges $90 Million to Clear Laos of Undetonated Bombs
That is double the amount the U.S. currently pays.
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Brazil Senate Votes to Oust President Dilma Rousseff From Office
Was there an actual crime or just a political controversy?
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Russia Takes Responsibility For Killing ISIS Spokesman, U.S. Calls Claim a Joke
No one knows exactly what happened.
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Finland Will Launch Basic Income Pilot Program
It's going to be a historic undertaking.
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Court Overturns Burkini Ban in French Town
The decision will likely set a precedent overturning the ban in other parts of the country.
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Impeachment Deliberations Begin for Brazil’s President, Vote Due Next Week
Rousseff has been suspended since May.
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Turkey Brings Fight Against ISIS Across the Syrian Border
It marks Turkey's first foray into Syria in the fight against ISIS.
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North Korean Missile Reaches Japan’s Air Defense Zone
For the first time, according to Japan's prime minister.
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Did WikiLeaks Expose the Private Information of Innocent Saudi Citizens?
Exposing the personal information of innocent people has put WikiLeaks under fire.
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Burkini Ban: Enforcement Starts in Nice and Cannes
Enforcement of the controversial rule beings in French towns.
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Was Saturday’s Wedding Bombing in Turkey Carried Out by a Child?
The attack at a wedding on Saturday killed 54, many of which were children.
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$400 Million Payment to Iran Connected to Hostage Release, State Dept. Says
But they stopped short of calling it ransom.
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Independent Report Finds U.N. at Fault for 2010 Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
Nearly 10,000 people have died from the disease.
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Russia Launches Airstrikes from Iran for Second Straight Day
The first time a foreign military has used an Iranian base since WWII.
