RUSSIA

The economic strike, organized by the same group who created the Women's March on Washington in January, took on a decidedly anti-President Donald Trump tone.

A majority of voters also supported an outside party investigating Trump’s campaign, its members and their alleged contact with Russia.

Vice Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Paul Selva said Russia's new nuclear-capable missile is testing NATO's limits in Europe.

In the latest development, the U.S. and Russia appeared to have adopted a joint stance against Turkey, a move beneficial to the Syrian government and Kurds, but devastating for rebels.

“Even today, on International Women’s Day, you are still caught up in your routine, working tirelessly, always on time," Vladimir Putin said in his annual statement.

The Islamic State group's elusive leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, may have escaped the group's largest and last stronghold in Iraq.

In Ireland, they're fighting for pro-abortion rights. In Russia, they want a female leader. In Spain, they hoped for action against domestic violence.

Ex-NSA Deputy Director Chris Inglis said Russia attempted to disrupt the country's political system, not get Donald Trump elected.

The first National Women’s Day was observed Feb. 28, 1909.

The former CBS News anchor Dan Rather launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump after his Twitter tirade accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping him.

The reclusive country is likely to have brought in the ban to control the spread of the news about killing of Kim Jong Nam, the step-brother of leader Kim Jong Un, according to a report.

Wednesday will mark the third anniversary of the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight 370.

Barack Obama has stayed out of the limelight following Trump’s inauguration but was livid over allegations that he wiretapped the president, a new report shows.

The president shook hands with the Russian envoy at a speech in Washington last April.

The Minnesota senator says attorney general's explanation for not mentioning Russian contacts was "ridiculous" and he should appear again before Judiciary Committee.

"Still working through the publication, but what @Wikileaks has here is genuinely a big deal. Looks authentic," Snowden said on his Twitter. 

The European Court of Justice ruled that EU member states such as Beglium have no obligation to grant humanitarian visas.

The president has taken residence in the White House and holds the title of commander-in-chief, but that hasn't stopped him from talking about the 44th leader of the US.

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak praised the production cuts, conducted in a joint effort with OPEC, and said the oil market would've been "chaos" without them.

The move angered China and Russia, with each threatening the U.S. over what they deemed a security risk.

A press tour was organized by the Syrian army where young musicians performed at the theater in front of Russian and Syrian soldiers.