The military is looking to replace soon-to-be-retired aircraft and is asking foreign governments for help.
Kim Jong Un reportedly ordered the purge as a punishment for the defection of Thae Yong-Ho, deputy ambassador to Britain, who fled with his family in July to South Korea.
A new poll shows Russians trust President Vladimir Putin and his government less and less.
Green Party candidate Jill Stein has suggested that Hillary Clinton may lead the U.S. into a nuclear war with Russia.
As North Korea continues a push to bolster its nuclear arsenal, tensions on the peninsula are forcing some in South Korea to question if it may be a good idea to bring nukes back to their turf.
Syrian and Russian aircraft continue to pummel Aleppo and other targets.
A classified army dispatch reveals that Turkey purged nearly 150 of its NATO military envoys last month, adding to a large list of those disciplined for a failed coup attempt in July.
Thailand's late king had a staggering net worth.
“It’s political rhetoric that doesn’t make a lot of sense and doesn’t take account of the reality in Syria,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
A new report claims Samsung is contemplating on terminating its Galaxy Note series after the downfall of the Galaxy Note 7.
Russia has announced that it will join China in countering U.S. plans to expand its missile defense system in Europe and Asia.
As oil prices bounced up and down following promises from OPEC and Russia to sharply cut their production levels, United Arab Emirates oil minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei took a different stance.
The superpower is looking to expand its military presence aboard after opening a permanent base in Syria.
John Podesta accused a Donald Trump ally of having received an “advance warning” regarding WikiLeaks’ plans to publish thousands of emails.
It will be the final friendly for both sides as they return to World Cup Qualifying next month.
State media watchdog Roskomnadzor said the website was illegally promoting "non-traditional relationships."
Saudi Aramco has halted the shipment of refined oil products to Egypt, possibly over political disputes.
Rebel officials and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported casualties from the airstrikes but gave no immediate toll.
President Rodrigo Duterte criticized the military exercises between the Philippines and the U.S., saying that the war games were beneficial only to the U.S.
Many Democratic activists believe that reinstating the Glass-Steagall law and breaking up large financial institutions would help prevent future financial crises.
Founder Avi Katz hopes to have 1,000 outlets in Russia within five years and is eyeing the United Kingdom as his next market.
Military budgets and naval defense industry revenue are sky high.
